The format of a viral video, with your own subject.

Paste a link to a short that's taking off. AI reads its timing, camera and sound, then makes a new video with a different lead or setting.

Make a video

Example: made from an otter videoFrom a video of an otter trading a stone for a fish (41M views), with “make the lead a raccoon”.

What you can do

  • Remake a viral formatPaste a link to a video that's taking off and get a new one in its format, with a different lead or setting.
  • Make one from scratchStart from text only, from one image, or from up to 4 reference images.
  • Download and postSave your video as MP4. Posting and commercial use are fine (add each platform's AI-generated label).

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).

A red-hot iron ball punches through every sheet of iceFrom: a hot bolt melting down through foam 120M viewsFinest · 10sbolt → iron ball, foam → sheets of ice
Pour the sand, tilt the board, and a whale appearsFrom: sand art that draws letters 17M viewsFinest · 10sletters → a whale
A hole in the palm turns out to be paintFrom: an optical illusion of a hole in a hand 13M viewsFinest · 10sworkbench → tatami mat, reveal → a finger rubs it away
Skip the walk, and the shiba gets evenFrom: a cat turned down for play pulls the pool plug 60M viewsFinest · 18s (an extended cut; the app makes up to 12s)cat → shiba, pool → a garden hammock

Only the format is used. Never the original footage.

Here is what that meant for the raccoon example at the top (an otter format, remade with a raccoon).

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

Pay only for the seconds you make

165credits= breakdown 10 + a 5‑second video 155

1 credit ≈ ¥1 (≈ US$1.06 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, 155 credits). A “slice it to show the inside” format, with a jelly sweet from a Japanese sweets shop. A part longer than 12 seconds is condensed to 12.

Length and look (high quality)Credits
5s · Standard165
8s · Standard258
10s · Standard320
10s · FinestSame look as the examples above940

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 its link and make yours.

Make a video
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 165 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.