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Free AI Genjutsu Generator Templates Gallery | Genjutsu Videos & Images – Guma AI

Please replace the main female character in the source video (wearing a pink-and-white striped outfit) with the character shown in Image 1. The character in Image 1 must maintain a natural, non‑distorted body shape and proper proportions; the clothing should remain unchanged. Throughout the entire video—whether the character is turning their head, speaking, or performing rapid movements—their face must remain identifiable and consistently coherent. Please preserve the original character’s gestures, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip‑sync timing. Keep the original camera movements, framing, background, other characters, editing, and audio intact. Use only Image 1 for the character replacement; do not copy the background from the photo. Blend my face into the scene naturally by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur. Maintain realistic skin texture and ensure natural occlusion when objects or hands partially cover the face. Absolutely no identity‑related artifacts, flickering, distorted facial features, beauty‑filter effects, or visible seams from the face swap are permitted.

Kpop Dance

Use @video1 as the primary motion reference. Preserve the original STORM II synchronized choreography, group formations, body movements, timing, rhythm, pacing and camera movement as faithfully as possible. Do not invent new choreography, walking or posing.

Replace the central performer with @image1 Keep his face, identity, body proportions and appearance consistent throughout. He wears a black Yakuza-inspired suit, black shirt and black sunglasses.

Use @image2 as the location and group-style reference. Rebuild the scene on the Japanese temple staircase at night, with wet stone steps, warm lanterns, mist and cinematic reflections. The surrounding dancers wear matching white suits with black shirts and black ties while maintaining the original formations and synchronized movements.

Photorealistic cinematic music-video look. Preserve the original camera movement and framing. Prioritize the original synchronized dance choreography above all other changes. No face morphing, identity drift, distorted bodies, extra limbs, floating feet or random movements.

Genjutsu

Please replace the dancing cat in the source video with the cat from Image 1, and substitute the cat holding a phone (posing with its back to the camera) with the cat from Image 2—only replacing the portion showing its back. Ensure that the body proportions and breed are accurately matched. Throughout the entire video—including when the subject turns their head, speaks, or performs rapid movements—the face must remain identifiable and consistently coherent. Preserve the original character’s posture, gestures, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip‑sync timing. Keep the original camera motion, composition, background, editing, and audio unchanged. Use only Images 1 and 2 as references for the replacement characters; do not replicate the clothing or background depicted in the photos. Blend my face naturally into the scene by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur. Maintain realistic skin texture and handle natural occlusion when objects or hands partially obscure the face. Absolutely no identity‑related artifacts, flickering, distorted facial features, beauty‑filter effects, or visible seams from the face swap should be allowed.

Cat Dance

Please replace the man in black with the figure from Image 1, and substitute the cat washing dishes in the source video with the cat from Image 2. The cat must match the breed and look exactly like the one in the uploaded image; the person should also closely resemble the appearance in Replacement Image 2, with a natural body proportion and clothing identical to that in Uploaded Image 1. Throughout the entire video—including when turning the head, speaking, or performing rapid movements—the face must remain recognizable and consistently coherent. Please preserve the original character’s actions, behaviors, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip-sync timing as they appear in the source video. Maintain the original camera motion, composition, background, editing, and audio unchanged. Use Images 1 and 2 as reference for the replacement characters; do not copy the clothing or background from the uploaded photos. Blend my face naturally into the scene by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur. Ensure realistic skin texture and handle natural occlusion when objects or hands partially obscure the face. Absolutely no identity‑related artifacts, flickering, distorted facial features, beauty‑filter effects, or visible seams from the face‑swap are permitted.

Wash Dishes

Please replace the main male character in the source video with the character from Figure 1, and the female character with the one from Figure 2. The characters in the images must maintain a natural body shape—no distortion—and adhere to proper proportions. Throughout the entire video, including when turning the head, speaking, or performing rapid movements, the face must remain recognizable and consistently coherent. Please retain the original characters’ costumes, gestures, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip-sync timing. Keep the original camera movements, framing, background, editing, and audio unchanged. Use Figures 1 and 2 solely as references for character replacement; do not copy the clothing or backgrounds depicted in the images. Blend my face naturally into the scene by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur. Maintain realistic skin texture and ensure natural occlusion when objects or hands partially obscure the face. Absolutely no identity‑related artifacts, flickering, facial distortions, beauty‑filter effects, or visible seams from the face swap are permitted.

Classic Clip

“Please replace the main male character in the source video with the figure from Image 1, and substitute the original background with the scene depicted in Image 2. The character in Image 1 must maintain a natural body proportion without distortion. Throughout the entire video—including when turning the head, speaking, or performing rapid movements—the face must remain recognizable and consistently coherent.

Retain the original character’s gestures, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip-sync timing. Keep the existing camera motion, framing, shot size, depth of field, other characters, editing, and audio unchanged. Use Image 1 solely as a reference for replacing the character; do not replicate the clothing or background shown in the photograph. Blend the face from Image 1 naturally into the scene by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur. Treat Image 2 as a reference for the environmental setting and integrate it seamlessly into the composition.

Maintain realistic skin texture, and ensure natural occlusion when objects or hands partially obscure the face. Absolutely no identity‑related artifacts, flickering, facial distortion, beauty‑filter effects, or visible seams from the face swap are permitted.

Fast-flow Rap

"Generate a 20-second hyper-realistic video, with 4K HD cinematic texture and realism. Camera settings: pixel resolution 1.6; natural image noise level 3.0; realism parameter 1.6. The lighting transitions are smooth, and the human body proportions are perfectly accurate. The protagonist’s facial features, gender, temperament, hair color, hairstyle, makeup, and outfit are all 100% based on the reference image.

[20-Second Video]

This is a studio‑shot cypher‑style rap video filmed in one continuous take with a fixed camera position—no cuts or scene changes. Only optical zoom is used to adjust the shot composition, resulting in a clean, crisp visual style. The setting is a standard solid‑color studio: a warm orange matte backdrop fills the entire background, while a raised bright yellow performance platform stands in front. In the lower left corner of the platform sits a small black monitor speaker. A large silver‑diaphragm condenser microphone hangs directly above the center of both performers’ heads, serving as a constant visual anchor. The overall lighting is even, soft, and warmly toned. The duo’s black‑and‑purple ensemble creates a striking contrast against the warm orange and bright yellow backdrop, ensuring that all visual elements focus attention squarely on the performers themselves.

From 0 to 2 seconds, the video establishes its opening phase. The shot begins at eye level, capturing a full‑frame panorama with perfect symmetry. Both performers stand beneath the central microphone on the platform. Performer A wears a black short‑sleeved hooded top paired with white drawstring black wide‑leg pants, accessorized with earrings and a ring. They look down at their wrist, right hand resting atop the left, assuming a preparatory pose—checking the time and adjusting their sleeve. Performer B dons a black‑and‑purple geometric‑patchwork tracksuit, adorned with a silver bracelet and multiple rings. Turning slightly toward A, they raise their right hand to their mouth to clear their throat, while their left hand hangs naturally at their side. Both are waiting for the beat to drop; during this intro pause, the frame remains steady, clearly signaling to viewers that the performance is about to begin.

Between 2 and 5 seconds, the moment arrives when the beat kicks in. The camera slowly zooms in using optical zoom, eventually settling on a medium close‑up shot, keeping the microphone centered at the top of the frame. As the zoom progresses, Performer A lifts their head, closes their eyes, and immediately enters an immersive rapping state, their body subtly bobbing up and down in time with the drumbeat, right hand lightly tapping their waist. Meanwhile, Performer B turns toward the camera, extending their right index finger toward the lens to mark the first heavy beat, nodding relaxedly. At the same instant, Performer A mirrors this gesture, raising their own right hand in perfect synchronization. Their movements are perfectly aligned, officially launching the performance. This seamless transition from zoom to singing draws the audience’s attention away from the surrounding environment and fully into the performers’ actions and vocal delivery.

From 5 to 9 seconds, the stable collaborative rap section unfolds. With the zoom locked in place, both performers remain within the frame. Performer B withdraws their pointing hand and alternates between classic rap gestures—spreading their hands, flipping them over, and making expressive motions—while their body sways gently from side to side in rhythm, occasionally turning to interact with Performer A. Performer A keeps their eyes closed, focused on singing into the microphone, their head nodding subtly to the flow, while their hands perform alternating finger‑pointing and interlaced gestures. Their body leans slightly toward Performer B, creating a natural partnership where A emphasizes immersive vocal expression through restrained, precise movements, and B amplifies the rhythm with more outward‑directed gestures. This dynamic interplay ensures the visuals remain cohesive without becoming chaotic.

At 9 to 13 seconds, the scene shifts dramatically. The camera remains fixed on a medium close‑up. Performer B introduces dance‑like movement: crossing their arms in front of them, they pivot their torso to the right—away from the camera—gradually turning their back to it. Their arms swing gracefully in time with the beat, their feet shuffle slightly, revealing the purple patchwork design on their back, while their body undulates softly in sync with the rhythm. Meanwhile, Performer A maintains their stance facing the microphone, continuously holding the “gun‑finger” gesture formed by extending the index finger and thumb, their gaze firmly locked on the mic, completely unfazed by Performer B’s turn. This shift aligns perfectly with the eighth‑beat marker, injecting fresh dynamism into the scene while still preserving the steady rhythm established earlier. Performer A’s unwavering stability ensures the performance stays grounded and unhindered.

From 13 to 16 seconds, the flow takes another turn. Performer B pivots back to face Performer A and the camera, simultaneously extending their index fingers toward each other, then quickly forming a “shh” gesture with their fingers pressed to their lips—perfectly timed to coincide with the heavy beat marking the flow change. After lowering their hands, Performer B makes a light gesture brushing their forehead, almost like a salute, while Performer A spreads their hands wide in front of them. Both wear relaxed expressions, exuding effortless ease and confidence. These synchronized gestures further strengthen their rapport, pushing the emotional intensity of the segment to a minor climax.

Finally, from 16 to 20 seconds, the performance winds down. The camera slowly pulls back via optical zoom, revealing the full yellow platform and the black speaker in the lower left corner, returning to the symmetrical framing of the opening. Performer B raises their hand to point upward at the microphone overhead, then lowers it. Performer A lifts their hands in a gentle spreading motion, and together they make subtle adjustments to their positioning, facing each other and responding to the final drumbeats with slight body bounces. Performer B briefly sweeps their hands and clothes, looks up at Performer A, and finally stands still together beneath the microphone, bringing the piece to a graceful close. The pull‑back action synchronizes seamlessly with the concluding moments, completing the circular structure of the opening panoramic shot and allowing the rhythm to fade naturally from its peak back to calm.

Throughout the video, the cinematography remains deliberately restrained, eschewing unnecessary camera movements or cuts to prioritize the rap performance itself. Every gesture, turn, and interactive motion is precisely aligned with the beat, and both performers maintain a subtle knee‑bouncing baseline rhythm—a quintessential live‑rap physicality. Clear division of roles, tight coordination, and meticulous control over pacing combine to deliver a 20‑second performance that feels both fluid and memorable."

Hotel Lobby

Use the uploaded reference video as the exact motion, choreography, timing, composition, and camera reference.
MAIN CHARACTER:
Replace ONLY the single central main character with the person shown in Character Reference 1.
The central main character must exactly match Character Reference 1 throughout the entire video.
Preserve the exact facial identity, facial features, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, clothing, and overall appearance of Character Reference 1.
The central character must remain clearly distinguishable from all surrounding characters at all times.
SURROUNDING CHARACTERS:
Replace ALL surrounding background people with the characters shown in Character Reference 2.
Every surrounding person must consistently match Character Reference 2 in clothing, headwear, mask, colors, body proportions, and overall appearance.
Do NOT apply Character Reference 2 to the central main character.
Do NOT apply Character Reference 1 to any surrounding character.
ACTION AND CHOREOGRAPHY:
Reproduce the exact actions, body movements, choreography, poses, timing, rhythm, and synchronization from the original reference video.
The surrounding crowd must perform the same synchronized group movements and synchronized deep bowing actions shown in the reference video.
The central main character must perform only the movements of the original central character.
Do not invent new gestures, movements, interactions, or choreography.
IDENTITY LOCK:
Keep the identity of the central character completely consistent from the first frame to the final frame.
Do not change, morph, merge, distort, duplicate, or swap the central character's face.
Do not replace the central character with any background character.
Keep all background characters visually consistent throughout the entire sequence.
CROWD CONSISTENCY:
Preserve the original number, placement, spacing, formation, depth, and relative positions of the surrounding people.
Do not add or remove people.
Do not randomly move people between positions.
Do not merge bodies or duplicate characters.
MOTION LOCK:
Strictly preserve the original video's motion.
Preserve the exact body movements, movement direction, choreography, synchronization, pacing, rhythm, and action timing.
CAMERA AND FRAMING:
Keep the original camera angle, camera movement, camera position, focal length, perspective, depth of field, framing, composition, shot scale, and shot duration unchanged.
Follow every original camera movement exactly.
Do not introduce any new camera movement.
Do not re-frame, crop, zoom, rotate, tilt, or alter the original composition unless that exact movement exists in the reference video.
SCENE:
Preserve the original spatial arrangement, crowd formation, foreground-background relationship, and scene geometry.
Maintain natural lighting, realistic shadows, realistic human anatomy, and photorealistic textures.
TEMPORAL CONSISTENCY:
Maintain strong frame-to-frame consistency.
No flickering.
No face changes.
No clothing changes.
No disappearing characters.
No duplicated people.
No warped hands or limbs.
No sudden changes in body proportions.
FINAL REQUIREMENT:
The final video must follow the reference video's original motion, choreography, timing, crowd formation, camera work, and editing as closely as possible, while changing only the visual identities specified by Character Reference 1 and Character Reference 2.

Chosen

Replace the face of man in the video with the selfie attached, keep the movements, the shadows and the facial expressions of the man in the video, please also keep the original clothing such as the white suit,blue shirt and white hat for the main dancer

Moonwalk

Show Time

Please replace the faces of the main male characters in the source video with the faces from Figure 1, and the faces of the main female characters with those from Figure 2. Ensure that facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, and distinctive facial features are accurately matched. Throughout the entire video—including when characters turn their heads, speak, or perform rapid movements—their faces must remain recognizable and consistently coherent.

Retain the original characters’ bodies, costumes, gestures, head movements, gaze direction, facial expressions, and lip-sync timing. Keep the original camera movements, framing, background, other characters, editing, and audio unchanged. Use Figures 1 and 2 solely as references for facial features; do not replicate the clothing or backgrounds depicted in the images. Blend my face naturally into the scene by matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and motion blur.

Maintain realistic skin texture and ensure natural occlusion when objects or hands partially obscure the face. Absolutely avoid identity‑related artifacts, flickering, distortion of facial features, cosmetic filter effects, or visible seams from the face-swapping process.

Couple Memory

"Use @video1 as the primary motion reference. Preserve the original body movements, timing, rhythm, pacing and camera movement as faithfully as possible.

Replace the central performer with @image1 Keep his face, identity, body proportions and appearance consistent throughout,

Photorealistic cinematic music-video look. Preserve the original camera movement and framing. Prioritize the original synchronized dance choreography above all other changes. No face morphing, identity drift, distorted bodies, extra limbs, floating feet or random movements."

Dodge Bullets

Replace the pet in the video with the one shown in Figure 1, preserving all full-body features and the tail; keep both the scene and the overall styling unchanged from the original video.

Pet Shot Motion

Replace the person in the video with the face from Figure 1, keeping the scene and styling unchanged.

Butterfly