Recast
Same scene. New lead.
Drop a different character into a scene you already made. The shot, light and motion stay the same.
Free account, no card. You see the credit cost before every Recast.

How it works
- 01
Pick the scene
Choose a clip you already made, or drop in one from your library.
- 02
Pick the character
Choose someone from your Cast, or restyle the whole scene.
- 03
Get the same shot back
One continuous take with the new lead, ready to download and post.
Same shot, different lead

Kitchen phone call, 1950s, new lead

Phone call, 1940s, same camera

Phone call, 1949, restyled as 3D

Car ride, 1950s, two new leads
Who it is for
AI drama creators
Keep one cast consistent across every episode, then swap the lead when the story turns.
Filmmakers testing casting
See the same shot with a different lead before you commit to a take.
Faith and family storytellers
Retell a parable with your own characters.
Try the fruit drama
Questions
- What does Recast do?
- Recast puts a different character into a scene you already made. The shot, light and motion stay the same; only the lead changes.
- Does it keep my scene?
- Yes. Recast rebuilds the clip as one continuous shot with no new cuts, so the framing and timing you chose carry over.
- How many credits does it cost?
- The credit cost for your clip is shown on the button before you submit. Nothing is charged until you tap it.
- Can I use my own character?
- Yes. Pick anyone from your Cast, or create a new character from your own reference photos.
- What about rights and likeness?
- Use your own likeness or invented characters. Real third-party people are not allowed, and you need the rights to any clip you bring.
- What formats work?
- Short mp4 or webm clips. Recast returns a vertical or horizontal clip matching your source.
Recast
Same scene. New lead.
Free account, no card. You see the credit cost before every Recast.
Recast a scene