AI Motion Transfer
Recreate a reference performance with your own character. Upload the video, add one character image, and the new clip follows the original moves and camera.
MP4 or MOV · up to 120s · 100MB. Mark the 2–15 seconds you want to recreate and add one fictional character image. The credit cost is shown before you generate, and failed renders are refunded.
Step 1: Choose Recreation Mode
Step 2: Upload Reference Video
Upload a video with the motion, camera movement, or visual concept you want to recreate.
Step 3: Add Your Assets
Upload your character or product images, or describe the changes you want to make.
Character image (required) — One fictional character — anime, illustrated, cartoon or non-photorealistic 3D.
Best results: one clear, full-body illustrated, anime or 3D character per image, on a plain background. Photos of real people are not accepted.
Step 4: Describe Your Changes
Step 5: Generate Video
Output settings›
What AI Motion Transfer Does
AI motion transfer separates a video into two parts: how things move and who is moving. Your reference video supplies the first part, the gestures, pose sequence, timing and camera path. Your character image supplies the second. The model renders a new clip in which your character performs the same beats, aiming to keep the framing and background of the original. It works from an ordinary phone clip, so there is no motion-capture suit, rig or green screen to set up.
How to Use AI Motion Transfer
1. Upload the reference video
Use a normal camera video at 24–60 fps and select the seconds you want. One clearly visible main performer gives the most predictable result.
2. Add your character image
Upload one image of an illustrated, anime, cartoon or non-photorealistic 3D character. Add a short note if you want to keep or change details such as colors or outfit.
3. Generate and download
Choose the output length, resolution and aspect ratio, check the credit cost and generate. The finished clip appears in the generator and in My Creations.
Best Character Images for AI Motion Transfer
One character, full body
Show a single character from head to feet on a plain background. Crops and busy scenes give the model less to copy.
Proportions that fit the motion
A dance needs visible limbs; a talking clip needs a clear face and hands. When the body suits the movement, the result reads more naturally.
Fictional characters only
Photos of real people are not accepted, including yourself, public figures and minors. This is a character tool, not a face-swap tool.
AI Motion Transfer Use Cases
Mascots and brand characters
Film a short wave, dance or demo once and give it to your mascot instead of animating it frame by frame.
Anime and illustrated series
Reuse one recorded performance across several characters from the same series for short-form posts.
3D character previews
See how a movement reads on a stylized 3D character before committing to a full animation pass.
AI Motion Transfer or Another Mode?
Use product recreation instead
If the performer is right and only a product, outfit or background should change, product recreation keeps the person and edits that one element.
Use a style change instead
If you want the same subject in a new look, such as anime or claymation, change the video style rather than replacing the performer.
AI Motion Transfer FAQ
What is AI motion transfer?+
It takes the movement and camera path from one video and renders a new character performing it. The video decides how the subject moves; your image decides who the subject is.
How long can the result be?+
You can upload up to 120 seconds and select a 2–15 second clip. The generated video runs 4–15 seconds, and the selected clip cannot be longer than the video you generate.
Will my character look exactly like the image?+
The model aims to keep the character consistent with your image, but results vary with the image, the motion and the scene. Clear, full-body references help most.
Can I use a photo of a real person?+
No. Only fictional illustrated, anime, cartoon or non-photorealistic 3D characters are accepted, and anyone in your reference video must have agreed to appear in it.
What if a render fails?+
The credits go back to your balance automatically and you can try again.
Every mode is priced the same way: 1 credit per second of 768P video, 2 credits per second at 2K.
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