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Keep the motion. Change everything else.

Recast a clip you already have with your own people, pets or characters, swap one thing in it, or move it to a new place. The moves, the timing and the camera carry over from your clip.

Same rider, same trick, same timing. The bowl becomes an arctic glacier.
Same rider, same trick, same timing. The bowl becomes an arctic glacier.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a video. The clip whose moves, set and camera you want to keep.
  2. 2Add your photos. People, pets, characters or products: the cast of your version.
  3. 3Say more, if you like. Type @ to point at a photo or the video. With no words, Miroge swaps the people for your photos and keeps the rest.
  4. 4Generate. Your version appears next to the form and in your Library.
A photo of youA photo of your dog+ a video
A man and his dog take over a two-person performance: same mic, same set, same beats.Your videoMiroge
A man and his dog take over a two-person performance: same mic, same set, same beats.
Use this example

Three ways to recast a clip

A street routine, performed by someone else, beat for beat.

A street routine, performed by someone else, beat for beat.

Motion transfer

Your cast performs the clip. The moves, the timing and the camera come from your video, the performers come from your photos.

An RC buggy becomes a full-size race car. Same corner, same camera move.

An RC buggy becomes a full-size race car. Same corner, same camera move.

Swap

Change one thing in your clip, a person, a product or an outfit, and keep the rest of the shot as you filmed it.

Same rider, same trick, same timing. The bowl becomes an arctic glacier.

Same rider, same trick, same timing. The bowl becomes an arctic glacier.

New world

Keep the subject and its moves, and redraw the place and the light around it.

Shoot it once. Recast it as often as you like.

Use a clip you shot or made yourself. The price for your clip is on the Generate button before anything runs.

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