Morphic Recast Pro swaps people in a clip from 10 photos
The update takes up to 10 reference photos so a clip with several people can recast each of them, but Morphic's post lists no price or credit cost.
Key takeaways
- Morphic added Recast Pro on October 24, 2026; it swaps the people in a video while keeping the original motion, cuts and audio.
- Recast Pro accepts up to 10 reference photos, lets a creator name each swap in the prompt, and handles clips from 3 to 30 seconds at 720p or 1080p.
- Morphic's announcement lists no price and no credit cost for Recast Pro and does not say which plans include it.
- Morphic shipped its first Recast on October 7, 2026; ElevenCreative and fal's H3 Max Recast endpoint offer comparable character swaps.
Morphic added Recast Pro on October 24, swapping the people in a video while keeping the original motion, cuts and audio. The company announced it on X that day, and Creators Toolbox wrote it up.
Recast Pro is the second version of a tool Morphic first shipped on October 7. That first Recast swapped the characters in an existing video from reference images, preserving the motion and sound.
The change is scale. Recast Pro accepts up to 10 reference photos, and a creator can name each swap in the prompt, so a clip with several people can recast each of them. Clips run from 3 to 30 seconds, and the output lands at 720p or 1080p.
Morphic is an AI video and image studio built around single-shot tools that run in the browser. Recast sits on Morphic's own site, and running a tool needs a free Morphic account. Creators Toolbox notes that Recast Pro arrived the same day Morphic added a FLUX Video Upscaler.
Character swap has filled up this month. ElevenCreative, from ElevenLabs, launched its own Recast on October 13. Higgsfield's Recast page describes uploading one character image and one video to replace a single character. On fal, the H3 Max Recast endpoint lists $0.30 per second of output at 768p and $0.45 per second at 1080p, with reference images included. The ten-photo limit is where Recast Pro separates itself from the one-photo swaps the others describe.
What Morphic has not said is what Recast Pro costs. The announcement lists no price and no credit cost, and it does not say which plans include the tool. Morphic's own tool page tags Recast Pro a Pro tool, and the site's note on related tools says advanced models marked Pro need a paid plan, though it names no tier for Recast Pro. Creators Toolbox, working from the same post, notes the same gap. One maker announcement plus one write-up is all that backs Recast Pro so far.
Recast Pro opens from Morphic's Recast tool page, and running tools needs a free Morphic account; Morphic marks the tool Pro and names no price for it.
Sources
- x.com - Morphic's Recast Pro announcement (clip length, resolution, reference photos)
- creatorstoolbox.com - Recast Pro write-up (same-day FLUX Video Upscaler, no listed price)
- morphic.com - Morphic's Recast tool page
- fal.ai - fal's H3 Max Recast endpoint page (rival pricing)
- x.com - ElevenCreative Recast launch post
- higgsfield.ai - Higgsfield's Recast page