The format of a viral video, with your own subject.
Paste a link to a short that's taking off. AI reads its second-by-second timeline, camera and sound, then makes a new video with a different lead or setting.
An otter hands a stone to a person and gets a fish back (41M views on YouTube, as of Nov 1, 2026)
How AI broke it down
- 0–3sOfferPuts a pebble in a hand
- 3–6sWaitRaises its paws and waits
- 6–10sRewardGets a fish and bites in
Changedotter → raccoon, setting → a Japanese veranda
Four new videos, each from a viral format
AI read the format of a video that took off, then made each one from scratch with a different subject. All in the Finest look. View counts are the originals' YouTube counts (Nov 1, 2026).
Only the format is used. Never the original footage.
Here is what that meant for the raccoon video at the top.
Kept from the original
- The offer at 0–3s and the reward at 6s
- A handheld phone, slightly above and close
- Only a person's hand in the frame
- One voice line, then only ambience
Not used
- The otter and the original location
- The original sound and voice
- The creator's name and the captions
- Real people, brands or existing characters
From link to video
- Length
- 10s · one take
- Camera
- Handheld phone · slightly above · close
- Sound
- One voice line at 0:01, then ambience. Eating sounds at the end
- Why it works
- You keep watching to see if the trade goes through
- 0–3sPuts a pebble in a hand
- 3–6sRaises its paws and waits
- 6–10sGets a fish and bites in
- Seconds
Paste a link and say what to change
“Make the lead a shiba dog”, “set it in Tokyo at night”. Leave it blank and AI picks one.
- ~1 min
AI breaks it down and drafts your version
Timeline, camera, sound and payoff, in plain words. Change “fish” to “mackerel” right there. This step is 10 credits.
- ~3 min
Download your video as MP4
A 5‑second video is 120 credits. Not quite right? Make another from the same breakdown without paying for it again.
Pay only for the seconds you make
130credits= breakdown 10 + a 5‑second video 120
1 credit ≈ ¥1 (≈ US$0.84 for this video). No subscription; packs start at ¥500 (≈ US$3.23), and ¥3,000 packs and up include bonus credits.
Here's a real 5‑second result (Standard look, high quality, 120 credits). A “slice it to show the inside” format, with a jelly sweet from a Japanese sweets shop. When a 10‑second format is made in 5 seconds, its timeline is scaled to fit.
| Length and look (high quality) | Credits |
|---|---|
| 5s · Standard | 130 |
| 8s · Standard | 202 |
| 10s · Standard | 250 |
| 10s · FinestSame look as the examples above | 740 |
All include the 10-credit breakdown. Failed videos are refunded automatically. See all rates and credit packs
FAQ
Got a viral short in mind? Paste it here.
Does it re-upload the original video?
No. AI reads the format — what happens at which second, how the camera moves, where the sound and the payoff land — and makes a new video from scratch with the subject you choose. No part of the original footage is used.
How much does one video cost?
A 5‑second video in the Standard look is 130 credits, breakdown included (1 credit ≈ ¥1). There is no subscription; credit packs start at ¥500 (≈ US$3.23).
Which platforms are supported?
Public videos up to 10 minutes on YouTube (including Shorts), TikTok, Instagram and X. Up to 3 minutes of a video are read, so pick the part you want in longer videos.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes, including posting on social media. You can't make videos that imitate real people, brands or existing characters. When posting, add each platform's AI-generated label.
Who runs Buzzmeijin?
Chelate AI Works, a sole proprietorship in Japan. The sister service Animeijin makes anime videos. Contact: support@buzzmeijin.com (operator details, in Japanese).
What if a video fails?
Credits for a failed video are refunded automatically. If getting or breaking down the video stops halfway, the 10 breakdown credits are refunded too.