Trending Replicate

Recreate a viral video with your images

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What is Trending Replicate?

Trending Replicate solves the “that clip works, but I can't shoot it myself” problem. Give it a reference video and your product photos, and it follows the original's camera movement, pacing and transitions while replacing the subject with your product.

It replicates structure and rhythm, not frames. The same reference video paired with different product photos yields a set of pieces on completely different subjects that still feel like the original — which is where the time saving comes from.

Three steps to a replica

  1. Upload a reference video

    5–180 seconds, mp4 or mov. Its length determines the output length and the price; it is parsed automatically on upload.

  2. Add product photos and a description

    1–7 images replace the subject in the original. In the description, say what to keep (camera moves, pacing) and what to change (product, setting).

  3. Pick a resolution and generate

    1080p, 720p or 540p. Resolution changes image quality and unit price only, not the content.

How pricing works

Billed by reference video length: 30 credits/sec at 1080p, 18 credits/sec at 720p, 12 credits/sec at 540p. An 11-second 720p piece costs about 198 credits, held at submit and refunded automatically on failure.

Frequently asked

What are the reference video requirements?
5–180 seconds, mp4 or mov, up to 100MB. Clips with a clear subject and visible camera movement replicate best.
Why do I also need images?
The images are what replaces the subject. Given only a video, the model has no idea what to put in its place, so at least one product photo is required.
Which resolution should I choose?
720p is enough for vertical feeds and costs half as much; go 1080p for large screens or high-resolution detail pages. 540p is a cheap way to test the idea first.
Is the original audio kept?
Original audio is removed by default; only the visuals are replicated. Add a voiceover afterwards, or use One-Click Video to have narration generated directly.