Remake The Video vs Copy That Video
Both sites remake trending AI videos from a photo. The difference that matters most is price: Copy That Video bills 10 credits per second, so a 19-second trend like Outstanding Tiny Desk costs 190 credits, more than its $9.90 starter pack holds. On Remake The Video every remake is 10 credits ($9.99), whatever the length.
| Price of one 19 s trend video | Billing | Real clip + original sound | Several people in one video | Credits expire? | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remake The Video | $9.99 (10 credits, any length) | One-time packs | Yes, recast shot by shot | Up to 5 people | Never |
| Copy That Video | 190 credits; the $9.90 starter pack covers 15 s | One-time packs | Not stated | Not stated | Never |
| MakeViral | From 40 to 192 credits per template; $9.99 buys 100 | Packs or $49.99+/month plans | Not stated | One or two photos per template | Plan credits end with the plan |
Price per video
Copy That Video’s packs run from $9.90 for 150 credits to $299 for 9,000, at 10 credits per second of video. Remake The Video sells 1, 3 or 8 remakes for $9.99, $19.99 or $39.99, one flat price per remake. For short trends the two land close; for longer ones (16 to 19 seconds) a flat price is cheaper.
How the remake is made
For trends built on real footage, Remake The Video keeps the original clip: each camera angle is edited separately with your photo and cut back into the original edit on its own audio. Dance trends move your photo through the choreography, and story trends film a new scene from a tested script.
Friends in the same video
Several trends here take more than one photo: Outstanding Tiny Desk up to five, Fancy Cafe, End of Watch and You Can Make It Cap two. Empty slots keep the original person, so a solo version always works too.
Try it
Pick a trend on Remake The Video, add your photo and compare the result yourself; a render that fails returns its credits.
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