Viggle Introduces Viggle Remake, a Video Transformation Agent, and Releases Its Weights
Introducing Viggle Remake. The most powerful video transformation agent. And we’re releasing the weights today. → recast every character in a scene, and they stay consistent across cuts → swap objects, change the background, restyle or add VFX → up to 2 minutes → keep chatting to fix any shot until it’s right From $0.96 per 10 seconds at 720p, less than half of what Higgsfield Genjutsu charges. Try it now: t.co/BU88Cx64R0 Open weights:
Context
An open weight model that can recast characters and restyle scenes across cuts gives creators and developers a video editing tool they can run and adapt themselves, instead of relying only on closed video services.
Viggle is an AI video company known for tools that animate characters from a single image and a motion reference. AI video editing has become crowded, with several startups offering hosted tools that swap characters or restyle clips. Viggle says Remake is both a hosted product and an open weight release.
Deep dive
ViggleAI (@ViggleAI) announced Viggle Remake on Nov 4 ET, calling it the most powerful video transformation agent and saying it is releasing the weights the same day.
According to the post, Remake can recast every character in a scene while keeping them consistent across cuts, swap objects, change the background, restyle a clip or add visual effects. Viggle says it handles videos up to 2 minutes long and that users can keep chatting with it to fix any shot until it looks right.
Viggle lists a price starting at $0.96 per 10 seconds at 720p, and says that is less than half of what Higgsfield Genjutsu charges. That comparison comes from Viggle and was not independently checked.
The post links to the app and to a Hugging Face page for the open weights. The post does not give the model size, the license terms, the hardware needed to run it locally, or benchmark comparisons with other video models, and those details were not reviewed here.
The announcement includes a demo video and passed 320,000 views by the time of this scan.
What to expect next
Watch the Hugging Face page for the license, model size and hardware requirements, which decide how useful the open weights are for builders. Independent creators will likely compare Remake with hosted rivals on character consistency and long clips. Viggle may publish more details on how the agent plans edits. Competing video startups could respond with price cuts or their own open releases.