AI Motion Control
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Turn any clip into a performance for your own character. Upload a video of the movement and a picture of the character, and get a new video where your character dances, gestures and moves exactly like the original, with the same timing and camera motion.
Why use AI motion control?
Faithful motion transfer
Dance, gestures, walking, turning and full-body action carry over from the motion video, together with its timing, framing and camera movement.
Your character, your look
Face and hairstyle come from your character picture. Add pictures of an outfit, a prop or a location to change what the character wears or where the scene takes place. No picture? Describe the character in a prompt.
Up to 1080p, with sound
Pick 480p for quick previews or 1080p for final delivery. Generate matching audio, or keep the original soundtrack of the motion video.
How it works
Upload the motion video
Add a 4–30 second MP4, WebM or MOV with one clearly visible performer and a steady camera.
Add your character
Upload a clear picture of the character, add optional outfit, prop or location pictures, and pick a resolution.
Download
Processing runs in the cloud. Preview and download the result from the panel or your history.
FAQ
Use a clip with one performer who stays fully in frame and a stable camera. Fast, complex moves are followed best when limbs are not hidden. The result keeps the length and aspect ratio of the motion video.
A clear picture with a visible face, in a pose and framing close to the first frame of the video, for example full body for a dance. Without a picture you can describe a human-like character in the prompt; for animals or objects, upload a picture instead.
Only the first 30 seconds of a longer video are used. By default the result gets new matching audio; turn off "Generate new audio" to keep the original audio of the motion video.
The length of the motion video is rounded up to the next second, with a 4-second minimum and a 30-second maximum, and multiplied by the rate for the chosen resolution: 44 credits per second at 480p, 88 at 720p and 220 at 1080p. For example, a 10-second clip at 720p costs 880 credits.