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Claim free credits ↗every andrew cathrew clip starts as a normal video. object swap keeps the shot, the lighting and the camera move, and puts your cat in it. here's exactly how to do it.
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that's the whole kit. no editing software, no green screen.
one you filmed, or one you have permission to use. steady shots with one clear subject work best.
a few sharp, well-lit pics. front on and three-quarter angles. the more of the face you can see, the better.
sign up through our link and you get free credits to make your first videos.
make a higgsfield account through our link. new accounts get free credits, which is enough to try a few swaps before you spend anything.
Claim free credits ↗object swap lives inside higgsfield's genjutsu video tool. it changes one thing in the shot, like a character, an outfit or a prop, and leaves everything else alone.
drop in one video between 4 and 30 seconds. shorter clips render faster and cost fewer credits, so start with something around 5 to 10 seconds.
upload your cat pics as reference images. you can add up to 30. three to five good ones usually beat thirty blurry ones.
pick a preset, or write one or two plain sentences: what to replace, and what to keep. here's the kind of prompt we use. copy it and change the parts in caps.
Replace THE PERSON AT THE MICROPHONE with the cat from the reference images. Keep the room, the lighting, the microphone and the camera movement exactly the same.
pick a resolution (up to 1080p). higgsfield shows the credit cost before it renders, so you always know what you're spending. hit generate.
when it's done, watch it next to your original. if the cat looks off, try sharper reference photos or a shorter prompt and run it again. export the one you like and post it.
stuff that made our clips look better, after a lot of weird-looking cats.
object swap works best when the shot is already good and only one thing in it needs to change.
clips on a tripod or a slow pan come out cleaner than handheld chaos.
reference photos by a window, not under a lamp at night. dark fur needs extra light.
test at a lower resolution first. when it looks right, render the final at 1080p.
film your own clip or use one you have the rights to. don't swap real people's videos without permission.
post it on tiktok and tag @miso__and_mochi. andrew reviews all submissions personally.
sign up for higgsfield through our link and you'll get free credits to make your first object swap videos.
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