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Fan Remix Links

Let fans star in your video

Pick a few scenes, share a link, and fans drop in a selfie to star in their own short clip from your video — ready to post with your song.

What you get with the Fan Remix Links

One link

Choose the scenes and get a shareable link — fans don’t need an account.

Their face, your scene

Fans upload a photo and get a short clip of themselves in your video.

Built to share

Clips come out vertical and branded, ready for reels and stories.

You stay in control

Set an expiry date and a limit, and turn the link off any time.

Planned on the beat, before you spend a token

Shot maps your song — beat, verses, hooks and drops — then writes the shot list and renders cheap previews. You see the cost of the final before you click render, and you only redo the scenes you want.

Shot song map and release-pack graphics

Why it matters

Nothing spreads like fans seeing themselves. Share a link where fans drop in a photo and star in a short clip from your video — every share is free promotion.

And because it lives inside DonForge, it shares your Brand Kit, your library and your sign-in with everything else — no exporting between apps, no wrong version going out, everything autosaved so you can pick up right where you left off on any device.

How to get started

  1. Open your finished Shot video.
  2. Pick the scenes fans can star in.
  3. Share the link on your socials.
  4. Watch the remixes roll in.

Who uses the Fan Remix Links

  • Artists turn a release into a fan challenge.
  • Brands run user-generated campaigns with their mascot or spokesperson scenes.
  • Event promoters let attendees star in the aftermovie.
  • Creators reward their community with personal clips.

Templates are ready for plumbers, HVAC companies, real estate agents, law firms, salons and rap artists — plus 14 more industries.

Questions about the Fan Remix Links

Do fans need an account?

No. They open the link, add a photo and get their clip.

Who pays for the fan clips?

They use your Shot tokens, and you set a limit so you stay in control of the cost.