You film the moves, your photo performs them

Upload a photo — a person or a character — plus any clip of movement: gestures, a walk, a sport move, a performance. Your subject follows your footage move for move, face and outfit intact. MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB, 2–30 seconds, billed per second of the reference video.

Motion reference*

The moves your photo will copy.

Your photo*

Or try a sample

Drop an image here, or select a file

JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 5 MB

Your footage, your subject

Every clip below came straight out of the tool, with no touch-ups. Drag the handle to compare the motion, then drop your own photo at the top of the page.

BeforeAfter

Hand-gesture talk

Pointing and open-palm beats land on the studio portrait

BeforeAfter

Walk and turn

Stride and turn carry over onto the street portrait

BeforeAfter

Tai chi form

Slow weight shifts and arm circles tracked end to end

BeforeAfter

Sport swing

Hip rotation through the swing follows onto the track portrait

What AI motion control does

It puts you in charge of how a still photo moves. You upload a photo — a person or a character, full body works best — and a reference video of movement: hand gestures, a walk and turn, a tai chi form, a sport move, anything you can film, MP4 or MOV between 2 and 30 seconds and up to 100 MB. The AI reads the motion from your footage and re-renders the subject of your photo performing it — arms, legs, turns and footwork follow your clip, while the face, clothes and likeness stay theirs. Rather not film anything? The preset wall has moves ready to go.

Two tiers decide how the motion lands. Standard follows your footage with smooth motion — quick and lighter on credits. Pro keeps tighter whole-body sync and sharper detail through fast sequences. Both bill per second of the reference video at 24 credits per second on Standard, and the exact price is always shown before you submit.

Here specifically for dance? The AI Dance Generator leads with a wall of preset dance templates. Want the person in your photo to copy someone else instead? That is AI Mimic Motion. Either way, the clip you make carries straight on into the AI Video Editor or the AI Video Generator.

AI Motion Control specifications

AI Motion Control specifications
ParameterValueNotes
Motion referencePreset or your own clip · MP4, MOV · up to 100 MB · 2–30sYour own clip of movement, or a preset from the wall. One clearly visible person, full body in frame, steady and well-lit footage gives the cleanest motion transfer.
OutputMP4 · same length as the reference videoMP4 as long as the reference video, with the subject of your photo performing your moves. The framing follows your photo's aspect.
Standard24 credits / second of the reference videoSmooth motion transfer billed per second of the reference video — the everyday tier for social clips.
Pro40 credits / second of the reference videoTighter whole-body sync and finer detail through fast sequences, billed per second of the reference video.
Result retention7–365 days by planResults stay downloadable for the retention window of your plan, then are deleted from storage.
On failureCredits refunded automaticallyCredits are returned to your balance automatically.

How to control the motion of a photo

Three steps from a still photo to a motion you directed

Add your photo

Drop in a full-body photo — one subject facing the camera, arms and legs visible. JPEG, PNG or WEBP; a sample photo is one click away if you just want to see it work.

Bring the motion and pick a tier

Upload your own clip of movement — MP4 or MOV, 2–30 seconds, up to 100 MB — or pick a preset from the wall. Then choose Standard for smooth motion or Pro for tighter sync. The estimated credits are shown before you run anything.

Compare and download

Every result plays side by side with the reference in a before/after slider. Download the MP4 when the motion lands right.

AI Motion Control — FAQ

What it costs, which footage works — and the rules on rights

Direct your first motion

One photo, one clip of movement — the moves are yours, and so is the subject.