Viggle Remake

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   The shot

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   One painted frame

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   The whole clip

• Brief it like an editor

  Say who becomes what and what must stay as filmed, with photos of the new character or object.

• Change one part, keep the rest

  Keep the cast and swap only the set, or ask for another take of a single shot.

• Every version kept

  Switch between v1, v2 and v3 of the same remake and keep the one you like.

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   1. Add your video and say what to change

   Drop in a clip from 5 to 60 seconds, add photos of the new character or object, and describe the change in the chat.

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   2. Check the plan

   Before anything renders, Remake shows its plan: who or what it will replace and what it keeps exactly as filmed. Change the plan in plain words, then start.

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   3. Get your remake and revise it

   Watch the result, ask for another take or change one part, and switch between versions of the same remake.

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   Seconds 0 to 10

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   Seconds 10 to 20

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   Seconds 20 to 29.5

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  Music videos and dance films

  Keep the choreography and the cut, and turn a swing couple into playing-card royals.

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  Ads, mascots and product placement

  Put a mascot into footage you have, like a plush pumpkin at a pumpkin patch, or swap one product for another.

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  Vlogs and selfie videos

  Remake a phone clip, landscape or vertical 9:16, and keep the talking and head turns.

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  Clean location and drone footage

  Take wind turbines, piers, wires or traffic out of a travel or drone shot.

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  One shoot, every season

  Show the same place in autumn colour, after a storm or frozen over, without going back to film it.

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  Previs, pitches and VFX shots

  Take a grey previs render or a green-screen plate to a finished look for a pitch or an animatic.

• Describe each character once, head to toe

  Build, surface, hair and clothes in one paragraph, worded the same every time.

• Make characters easy to tell apart

  Give each changed person something only they have: a colour, a hat, a side of the frame.

• Say what must never come back

  Name the original traits to drop, like a hair colour, so they don't creep back.

• Call a costume a costume

  "Full-body plush pineapple mascot, wearer hidden" keeps it a suit, not a creature.

• Say what fills the gap

  When you remove something, say what is behind it: sky, sea, pasture, an empty floor.

• Anchor new objects to things that stay

  "On the green, left of the flag" keeps an added object from drifting.

Viggle Remake pricing: pick a plan

Remake comes with every paid Viggle plan. Credits are shared across Viggle tools.

• What is video to video AI?

  Video to video AI changes what is in a video you already have, instead of generating a new clip from a prompt. Viggle Remake keeps the motion, timing, camera and sound and changes only what you describe.

• What is an AI video agent?

  An AI video agent takes a goal in plain words and does the steps itself. Viggle Remake plans the edit, paints keyframes, renders, picks takes and revises the result when you ask, in the same chat.

• How long can the video be?

  Up to 60 seconds. Remake renders windows of about 15 seconds and keeps them consistent; the longest example here runs 55 seconds.

• Can it change a video's background without a green screen?

  Yes. Describe the new set or attach a photo, and Remake replaces the background in every frame while the performers and camera move stay.

• What footage works best with Viggle Remake?

  Clips where what you want to change is clearly visible and large in the frame. Full-body costumes hold better than half-costumes.

• What are Viggle Remake's limits?

  Chrome and glass look approximate, a hand sweeping across a face in a fast spin can briefly merge with it, small text on new objects isn't reliable, and output is 720p.

• How is Remake different from AI character swap and the AI video generator?

  The AI video generator makes new clips from text or images, and AI character swap puts one photo's person into a video. Remake edits a video you have: people, objects, sets, weather and style.

• How does Viggle Remake compare to Runway Aleph?

  Runway Aleph 2.0 edits clips up to 30 seconds at 1080p (runway.com/product/aleph-2, checked October 29, 2026). Remake takes clips up to 60 seconds, turns several people into different characters without mixing them up, and keeps revising the same remake in a chat. Aleph is ahead on resolution: Remake outputs 720p.

• How does Viggle Remake compare to Higgsfield Genjutsu?

  Higgsfield Genjutsu takes 4–30 second clips with up to 30 reference images (higgsfield.ai/genjutsu, checked October 29, 2026). Remake takes clips up to 60 seconds and changes people, objects, sets, weather and style in one chat. Genjutsu accepts more reference images per run.

• Is Viggle Remake free?

  No. Remake is included in every paid Viggle plan, from $7.99 a month billed yearly.