One character, any movement — borrowed from any video you upload.
Grab a viral dance or gesture and put your own character in it. No camera, no choreography — just a photo and a reference clip.
Animate a VTuber model or virtual influencer using real human movement and expression, then drop it straight into your content.
Make a virtual model walk to show off an outfit, or have a brand mascot wave and pitch — without a shoot or an animation team.
Animate illustrations, concept art, or a favorite character from a single reference clip for memes and short-form storytelling.
Add a clear photo of a person, an illustration, a 3D render, or an AI-generated character. Front-facing, well-lit images work best.
Drop in any clip with the movement you want — a dance, a gesture, a walk, or a full performance.
The AI maps the motion onto your character in a couple of minutes. Download the result and post it anywhere.
What breaks most AI videos is a face that drifts or melts halfway through. Motion Control locks identity so your character looks like the same person in the first frame and the last.
Weight, timing, and the small stuff — a head tilt, a hand gesture — carry over, so the result feels performed instead of interpolated.
If you can upload two files, you can use it. Skip rigging, mocap suits, and weeks of manual keyframing.
Real photos, stylized art, anime, mascots, AI portraits — if it has a face and a body, it can move.
Choose Standard (720p) for speed or Pro (1080p) for crisp, ad-ready footage.
No render farms or overnight queues. Upload your two files and your motion video is usually done in a few minutes — yours to download and use commercially.
Yes — keeping identity stable is the whole point. Motion Control preserves the face and features across every frame instead of regenerating them.
A character image (.jpg/.jpeg/.png, under 10MB, at least 300px, aspect ratio between 2:5 and 5:2) and a reference video (.mp4/.mov, under 100MB, 3–30 seconds). For best results, use a clear, well-lit face.
It follows your reference video — anywhere from 3 to 30 seconds. The generated clip matches the motion you upload.
Most clips finish in a few minutes, depending on length and quality.
Standard renders at 720p and uses fewer credits. Pro renders at 1080p for cleaner, professional-grade results.
Yes — videos you generate are yours to use for content, ads, and client work.
You don't need the character to be real, present, or able to do the move. Borrow motion from any video and apply it to any character.
Upload a photo and a clip — your first motion video is minutes away.