Recreate Viral Videos with Your AI InfluencerOne trending clip + one character photo → the same dance, gestures and camera moves, starring your character.
Pick a character from My Characters (or upload a photo), upload a 2–15s clip, and we copy the choreography, rhythm and camera. The result shows up under the tool and in the character album.
Recast a video
Left: who performs. Right: the clip to copy.
Before you upload
- Only use clips you own or have the right to remix. Do not upload videos of real people without their consent.
- Clips with nudity, violence or a clearly visible celebrity may be rejected by the model safety check. Failed or rejected runs are refunded automatically.
- Use a clip with one clear main performer. In group dances, the person in the center is replaced.
How it works
- 1
Pick the performer
Choose an AI influencer from My Characters, or upload a clear front-facing photo.
- 2
Add the viral clip
Upload a 2–15s MP4. Dances, transitions and gesture trends work best.
- 3
Get the recast
About 1–2 minutes later you get the same moves with your character, with the original sound kept if you like.
What people make
Dance challenges
Join a trend with your AI influencer the same day it takes off.
Faceless channels
Post trend videos every day without filming yourself.
Brand mascots
Let your mascot or virtual model do the trending move.
Pets
Switch to “Pet” and let your dog or cat perform the dance.
Video recast FAQ
What clip length is supported?
2 to 15 seconds, up to 50MB. The output has the same length (at least 5 seconds).
How many credits does it cost?
Fast (MiniMax H3 Max) charges for the clip length plus the output length. A 10-second recast is 880 credits. The exact price is on the button before you start.
What if it fails or gets rejected?
If generation fails, times out or is blocked by the safety check, the credits go back to your account automatically.
Can I use a TikTok or Douyin link?
Not yet. Download the clip first and upload the MP4. Link import is on the way.
Where do I find the result?
Below the tool, in the history row. If you used one of your characters, the video is also saved to that character album.