Viggle Remake: Features, Open Weights and Pricing

Viggle AI has introduced Viggle Remake, a video transformation agent that recasts characters in existing footage and comes with open weights. According to Viggle's announcement, quoted in a Nov. 5 post from creator @EHuanglu, pricing starts at $0.96 per 10 seconds at 720p.

The release first surfaced on Reddit on Nov. 4, where u/init-5 posted it to r/StableDiffusion with links to a Hugging Face repository and a Viggle app page.

What is Viggle Remake?

Viggle Remake is a video transformation agent from Viggle AI that edits whole videos instead of generating them from scratch. It recasts characters, swaps objects, changes backgrounds, restyles footage and adds VFX, and you refine shots by chatting with it.

Viggle describes it as "the most powerful video transformation agent." That is the maker's own framing, and no independent benchmarks have been published yet.

The company is best known for its consumer app, which turns a photo plus a reference clip into a character animation. The App Store listing cites 40M+ users, and a third-party directory puts the figure at 50M+. The app's Editor feature already swaps multiple characters across scenes. Remake is pitched as a way to recast characters in clips up to 2 minutes long, where the app is built around short clips.

Viggle Remake release date and availability

Viggle Remake first appeared publicly in a Reddit post on Nov. 4, 2026, at 17:38 UTC. The Viggle announcement, quoted by @EHuanglu on Nov. 5, says the weights are released "today" and includes a "Try it now" link. Viggle's own announcement date is not shown.

Where you can get it, according to the posts:

• Hosted: the Reddit post links a Viggle app page (viggle.ai/meme/app/home?ui=v2). Viggle's quoted announcement also says "Try it now" but the link itself is not shown in the text.
• Open weights: the Reddit post lists a Hugging Face repository at Viggle/Viggle-Remake. Viggle's announcement says the weights are being released.
• API: not announced. A third-party directory, AICentralResources, says Viggle is broadening into an API for developers, but nothing ties it to Remake.

The Google Play listing for the Viggle app shows an update dated Nov. 4, 2026, though the listing text itself does not describe Remake.

Viggle Remake key features and specs

Viggle lists four headline capabilities: recasting every character in a scene with consistency across cuts, editing objects and environments, working on clips up to 2 minutes, and conversational fixes shot by shot. Resolution options beyond 720p, frame rate and audio handling were not specified.

A film set where actors, costumes and background are being replaced in a single continuous scene

From the announcement:

• Recast every character in a scene, and they stay consistent across cuts.
• Swap objects, change the background, restyle or add VFX.
• Work on clips up to 2 minutes.
• Keep chatting to fix any shot until it is right.

The first thing to check is whether a recast character looks like the same person in every shot. A replacement face and body can drift after a cut or an angle change, and that is where many video to video tools slip. Viggle claims Remake holds the character across cuts, but no outputs are in the material available here, so that claim is unverified.

Viggle Remake pricing and free access

Viggle Remake starts at $0.96 per 10 seconds at 720p, according to Viggle. At that rate, a full 2 minute clip would come to about $11.52, a figure derived from the stated entry price rather than a published quote.

Viggle says this is less than half of what Higgsfield Genjutsu charges. Viggle has not published a full price table, higher resolution rates or a free allowance for Remake.

For context, the consumer Viggle app is free to start with up to 5 free generations per day, per its App Store listing. A third-party directory lists paid plans at $7.99 per month for Pro, $15.99 for Live and $63.99 for Max, and notes that Viggle's pricing has changed often. Those plans describe the existing app. It is not confirmed that Remake usage draws from the same credit pools.

The open weights, if the Hugging Face link holds up, offer a second route: with enough GPU capacity you could run the model yourself and skip per-second fees. Hardware requirements and the license were not in the posts.

Viggle Remake vs Higgsfield Genjutsu and other AI models

Viggle positions Remake directly against Higgsfield Genjutsu on price, claiming less than half the cost. The comparison is Viggle's, and no third party has published matched outputs or quality scores. Open weights, if confirmed, would be the clearest difference from hosted-only rivals.

Two cautions. First, Viggle did not state which Genjutsu tier or resolution it compared against. Second, price per second says nothing about how many retries a usable shot takes. The chat-based fix loop helps, but each regeneration likely costs credits.

How to use Viggle Remake for AI video and static ads

For ad teams, Remake's pitch is that you can change footage you already have instead of reshooting. You could put a new creator into a winning UGC clip, change the background for each market, or restyle the same take for a different audience.

A creative strategist's desk with a product, storyboard cards and a laptop showing a video timeline

Where it could fit in a workflow:

• Creator and market variants: keep a proven script and performance, swap the on-screen person for different audiences. See our guide to AI UGC ads for cost context.
• Background and prop swaps: change a kitchen to a bathroom, or swap a product colorway, in footage that already converts.
• Hook testing: restyle only the first 3 seconds and compare against the original. Our hook rate and hold rate benchmarks explain what to measure.
• Seasonal refreshes: add VFX or a new environment to evergreen clips.

Consent and rights matter here. Recasting a real person's performance or swapping in a likeness needs clear permission, and platform ad policies on synthetic media still apply. Viggle's terms were not in the posts, so check them.

If you want to compare Remake against other video models side by side once it is available through more providers, the AdGraam AI Playground is built for that. For generating scripted UGC from a product URL instead of editing existing footage, see Video Agent.

What to watch next

Watch for three things: independent tests of Remake's output, the license text, and any API release. Until those appear, treat the consistency, 2 minute and price claims as Viggle's own.

Open questions:

• License: whether commercial use of the weights and outputs is permitted.
• Hardware: VRAM and runtime needed to run the weights locally.
• Resolution: whether anything above 720p exists and what it costs.
• Audio: whether original audio and lip sync survive a recast.
• API: whether Remake reaches developers and workflow tools.
• Community results: threads already exist on r/StableDiffusion and r/comfyui, and ComfyUI support would make it easier to chain into repeatable pipelines. Flow Builder is where that kind of chain would live for ad work.