Clone a Video with AI: Put Yourself in Any Clip

Clone a Video takes a clip you like — a trend from the Library or a video you upload — and recreates it with you in it. The motion, the camera and the timing come from the original; your face comes from one photo. You can also swap an object instead of a person, so a product lands in the scene in place of what was there.

It's Pose's answer to motion-transfer tools like Higgsfield Genjutsu, with one difference that matters: the same app also makes talking videos from a script, photos and headshots, on the same weekly credits.

$4.99 first week, then $14.99/week · 400 credits every week · Cancel anytime

TL;DR

  • Pick a clip: a trending video from the Clone a Video Library, or your own upload. Trim it to the part you want, 4 to 30 seconds.
  • Swap person: add one photo and you replace the person in the clip. Choose whether the outfit comes from the video or from your photo.
  • Swap object: add photos of a product and it replaces an object in the scene — the clip's motion and camera stay as they were.
  • The clip's original sound is kept under the result, so a recreated trend sounds like the trend.
  • Standard 480p or HD 720p. The price is per second of the clip and shown before you generate.

How Clone a Video works

1. Choose a video

Browse the Library — curated trending clips with what's popular this week — or upload your own. A long upload opens a trimmer so you pick the 4 to 30 seconds you want; only that range is read and charged.

2. Check what Pose read

Pose reads the clip and writes it out as a short sentence — who's in it, what they're doing, what they're wearing. Every highlighted part is editable, and there's an "Anything else?" box for one more instruction.

3. Add your photo or product

For Swap person, one clear photo of the person going in. For Swap object, photos of the product. Identity is locked from the photo at generation time — there's no training step.

4. Pick a quality and generate

Standard 480p or HD 720p, with both prices shown before you commit. The result lands in your Gallery with the clip's original audio underneath.

What you can make with it

Trend recreations

Take a dance, a transition or a reaction that's trending this week and post your own version while it's still moving. The Library is where those clips live.

Product ads from a viral clip

Swap object puts your product into a scene that already holds attention — a UGC-style ad without a shoot. Works well with a plain, well-lit product photo.

Character and outfit swaps

Keep the clip's outfit for the trend look, or bring your own outfit from your photo. Same motion either way.

Then make the talking version

Recreate the trend to earn attention, then use UGC Talking Video to deliver the actual offer — same face, same app, same credits.

Clone a Video vs talking videos: which one you need

Both put you on screen. The difference is where the performance comes from.

Clone a VideoUGC Talking Video
Starts fromAn existing clip (Library or upload)A script you write
Motion and timingCopied from the clipGenerated from your script
Words spokenThe clip's own audioYour script, with a preset or cloned voice
Best forTrends, product swaps, recreating a sceneAds, explainers, testimonials, hooks
PageThis pageUGC talking videos

Clone a Video and Higgsfield Genjutsu

Genjutsu, from Higgsfield, does the same two jobs — Motion Transfer and Object Swap — and it's good at them. It renders up to 1080p, where Clone a Video tops out at 720p, and it accepts more reference images per run. If 1080p is the requirement, that's a real reason to pick it.

Where Pose is different is everything around the clip: a talking-video generator for new scripts, photos and headshots, all on the same 400 weekly credits. The full side-by-side is in Pose AI vs Higgsfield Genjutsu.

Rights and consent

Only upload clips you have the right to use, and only put a person's face into a video with their permission. Every upload and every result is checked against Pose's safety rules before it's delivered; a blocked result isn't charged.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Recreate your first clip

Pick a trend from the Library, add one photo, and see the price before you generate.

$4.99 first week, then $14.99/week · 400 credits every week · Cancel anytime