AI VIRAL VIDEO CLONER
Recreate viral videos with CloneCut AI. Replace people, products, objects, or backgrounds while preserving the original motion and timing. Create your own viral-style videos online with ease.
Create a VideoUse multiple videos and images: up to 5 images with video, or 7 without. Add at least one item.
Estimated cost: 50 credits10 credits per second at every resolution
Free accounts receive 50 credits and can create up to 5 seconds per video.
Drag the line to compare the reference clip with a new visual version.
VIRAL VIDEO INSPIRATION
See how a dance, product reveal, or cinematic transition can become a starting point for a different story. Choose a reference clip, then decide which visible element you want to change.
HOW IT WORKS
A reference video supplies the sequence; an image and clear instructions define your version. Focus on one visible change at a time.
Upload a short clip you can use, or pick an example with a clearly visible subject and recognizable movement.
Provide an image of the person, product, object, or setting you want in the scene. Specify what should stay.
Select a model and output quality, check the credit quote, and review the new version for visual differences.
MAKE THE VERSION YOURS
The reference clip sets the action and pacing. Your image and instructions change what viewers see, from a single featured product to the environment around a performer.
Identify one person, product, prop, or background. A precise target is easier to follow than a request to change everything in the frame.
Use the original action, camera path, and timing as a guide. Fast cuts or occlusion can still create differences, so check the output.
Tell the editor which details matter. For a product swap, you might retain the hand movement, tabletop, and camera angle.
Try a different on-screen character while using the reference performance for pose and movement.
Show another item in a familiar product reveal and keep the surrounding action as a guide.
Swap a visible prop, specifying its color, shape, and material so the intended change is clear.
Place the action in a new setting while describing which subject and camera movement to retain.
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FAQ
Start with a reference clip for action and timing, add an image for the new look, and describe the element to replace. The intended result is your own variation of the scene, not a frame-for-frame duplicate.
Yes. Use footage you have permission to edit. A short clip with a clearly visible subject gives you a stronger starting point for replacing it.
Choose a distinct person, product, object, or setting and describe it in your edit brief. For example, change the featured bottle while keeping the hand movement and camera angle.
You can target people, products, objects, or backgrounds. Begin with a specific visible element, then use a reference image to show what should appear in its place.
The reference guides motion, camera movement, and pacing, but AI output is not frame-perfect. Fast action, occlusion, or frequent cuts may produce differences; review the result.
Short, well-lit footage with a clearly visible subject is a practical starting point. If the subject disappears behind other objects or the shot cuts repeatedly, the replacement is harder to control.
Show the desired subject or setting clearly. Similar camera angle and lighting can make the intent easier to communicate than a distant or heavily stylized reference.
Describe the product as the only replacement and explicitly preserve the person's hands, action, and the rest of the scene. The result still needs a visual review.
You can browse examples and inspect the editing controls. Generating a video requires credits and an account on the connected service.
The pricing options include one-time packs alongside monthly and yearly plans. Compare the available balances and terms before choosing.
A final cost depends on model, duration, and output resolution. Check the task quote before confirming generation rather than estimating from the plan price alone.
The service states that credits are returned for confirmed failures. If a task is still processing, check its status before assuming that it has failed.
Use online videos for inspiration only unless you have the rights to edit and publish that footage. Choose permitted source material and make a distinct version with your own visual changes.
Pick a reference clip, show the look you want, and specify which movements and details should carry through.