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OpenJutsu Character Swap AI Video Editor

Put your characters into a video you already have. It replaces the people in the clip with the characters in 1 to 4 pictures, and keeps the scene, the camera and the motion. Clips up to 15 seconds, priced by their length.

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How to Use OpenJutsu Character Swap

  1. Step 1

    Choose the Clip

    Upload a video of 2 seconds or more in one continuous shot, with no mirrors. The person you want to replace must be visible in the first frame. The first 15 seconds are used, and the result is as long as the clip.

  2. Step 2

    Add Your Characters

    Add 1 to 4 pictures, one character in each. With one picture, the most prominent person in the clip changes. With two or more, you can say who each picture replaces, for example the man in the red coat. Then only those people change.

  3. Step 3

    Pick the Quality

    Choose 480p, 540p, 768p or 1080p. 768p is the default. The price is per second of the clip, so trim the clip to the moment you need before you upload it.

Technical Specifications for OpenJutsu Character Swap

Model TypeOpenJutsu video edit model, on WaveSpeed
ModesVideo edit only: replace people with your characters
Source Video2 seconds or more, one continuous shot. The first 15 seconds are used
Resolution480p, 540p, 768p (default), or 1080p
DurationFollows the source clip, up to 15 seconds
Character Pictures1 to 4, each with an optional note on who it replaces
SoundThe maker says the original sound stays
Gold Cost21, 23, 27, or 54 gold per second at 480p, 540p, 768p, 1080p, for 3 to 15 seconds, plus 3 gold per picture

Frequently Asked Questions for OpenJutsu Character Swap

About OpenJutsu Character Swap for CharGen

OpenJutsu Character Swap edits a video you already have. WaveSpeed lists it under video editing. It replaces the people in the clip with the characters in your pictures, and the scene, the camera move and the performance stay.

Key Strengths

Use a clip of yourself or a stock clip, and put a CharGen character in it. The character follows the motion of the person it replaces. One clip can take up to four characters, and the price follows the length of the clip.