AI Motion Control transfers movement from an authorized reference video to a character image, creating a new performance from separate appearance and motion inputs. Compare compatible models, review their visible requirements, and generate in one workspace.
Use a reference video to guide the movement and timing of the generated character.
Try it nowProvide the character appearance separately from the video that supplies the motion.
Try it nowThe composer offers model modes that accept the image-and-motion workflow.
Try it nowUse Reference to Video AI when a subject should enter new scenes without copying a performance, or Video to Video AI when an entire source clip should guide a new look. Each related workflow solves a different creative problem.
Try it nowUse an authorized reference video to guide dance movement, gestures, poses, and broad timing in a newly generated character performance.
Provide the character look through an image while a different video supplies the motion, making each creative input easier to choose and revise.
Work with a photographed, illustrated, or rendered character when its body and pose are clear enough for the selected model to interpret.
Test the same character and approved performance with available models to compare motion fidelity, appearance stability, framing, and detail handling.
Create moving studies for choreography, scene blocking, mascot content, or animation planning before a larger production commits to final execution.
Use Reference to Video AI when appearance continuity matters without copied movement, or Video to Video AI when the whole source clip should guide transformation.
Animate original characters with a performance you recorded or licensed for short posts, reaction concepts, dance studies, and recurring channel formats.
Preview how a character design responds to body movement before investing in a full animation pass, rig, or polished cinematic sequence.
Bring an owned mascot into approved gestures and performances while keeping the source character art separate from the movement reference.
Test blocking, choreography, and character movement as a visual planning aid before a scene advances to production or detailed animation.
Upload a clear image of the character you want to animate.
Upload the video whose movement should guide the character.
Review the current model settings and create the animated result.
Use a reference video with a single person whose whole body stays in frame.
Match the framing of the character image to the reference video, for example full body with full body.
Only use motion references you recorded or are allowed to use.
Prefer a steady reference with the performer visible, minimal occlusion, and clear separation between limbs so the movement is easier to interpret.
Review hands, feet, faces, and fast turns after generation because complex poses and hidden limbs can reduce motion or appearance consistency.
AI Motion Control is a video generation workflow that takes character appearance from an image and movement from a separate reference video. A compatible model combines those inputs into a new performance, allowing you to direct motion without animating each pose manually.
Use a clear character image and a steady motion reference where the performer is easy to see. Similar framing between the character and performer can help. Only use images and reference footage you own, recorded, licensed, or otherwise have permission to use.
AI Motion Control uses the reference as movement guidance rather than guaranteed motion capture. Occlusion, cropped limbs, fast turns, loose clothing, and a mismatch between character and performer framing can affect the result. Review the full performance and try a clearer reference when necessary.
Generation uses pay-as-you-go credits rather than a fixed price for every task. The estimate beside the Generate button updates for the model and parameters you select, so you can review the expected charge before submitting. Changing the model, quality, format, or other available controls can change that estimate.
You can explore the page, compare the available models, and inspect their controls without signing in. An account is required when you are ready to submit a generation task, monitor its progress, and access the completed result in your workspace.
Requirements depend on the selected model and workflow. The composer displays the inputs, accepted upload types, and controls that apply to your current selection. If you switch models, review those fields again because supported assets and settings may differ.
Commercial use depends on your rights to every input, the selected model terms, and the rules that apply where you publish. Use only prompts and source assets you are authorized to use, review the applicable terms, and check the final clip before distributing it.
Add a character image and motion reference you are authorized to use, compare the available model settings, review the estimate, and generate above.
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