How much does a mimic video cost?

There is no free tier — every run is billed per second of the reference clip: Standard runs 24 credits per second, Pro 40. A longer performance costs more, and the exact price is always shown before you submit.

What is AI mimic motion?

It makes the person in your photo imitate someone else: upload a photo and a clip of the performance to copy, and the AI re-renders the person in your photo doing those same moves. Face, clothes and likeness stay yours; the moves come from the clip.

Can I use the result commercially?

Yes — the videos you make are yours to use commercially, in ads, listings and social posts. What you upload is your responsibility: you need the rights to both the photo and the clip you imitate, and you may never use someone's likeness without authorization.

Which photos work best?

Full-body photos, head to shoes, with one person facing the camera — arms and legs unobstructed. Half-body crops, side poses, seated poses, groups and dark or blurry photos are the usual reasons a result looks off.

Which clips mimic best?

One clearly visible person, full body in frame, steady camera, even light — the cleaner the performance reads, the cleaner the imitation. Clips run 2–30 seconds and up to 100 MB. Heavy camera shake, people crossing the frame and hard cuts are the usual reasons a result looks off. If no person is clearly visible, the run is declined and refunded.

Which files can I use?

Clip to imitate: MP4, MOV, 2–30 seconds, up to 100 MB — or a preset from the wall, which needs no upload at all. Photo: JPEG, PNG or WEBP up to 5 MB. Files outside these limits are declined before upload, so you are never charged for a file that never ran.

What happens if a run fails?

Credits are returned to your balance automatically — a failed run never stays charged. Uploads are checked before anything runs, so a file outside the limits never costs you anything.

Can I make my photo mimic anyone?

Only with material you hold the rights to. You need the necessary rights and permissions for the photos and videos you upload, and you may never use someone's likeness without authorization. Responsibility for what you upload rests with you.

Make your photo mimic anyone

Upload a photo and a clip of someone moving — a goal celebration, a pose routine, a workout move, a trending dance. The person in your photo imitates them move for move; face and clothes stay theirs. MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB, 2–30 seconds, billed per second of the reference clip.

Moves to mimic*

The moves your photo will imitate.

Your photo*

Or try a sample

Drop an image here, or select a file

JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 5 MB

Their moves, your person

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

BeforeAfter

Goal celebration

The run-up, leap and fist pump land on the track portrait

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Pose routine

Turns and pauses carry over onto the studio portrait

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Workout move

Squat rhythm and arm drive tracked on the street portrait

BeforeAfter

Trending groove

The bounce and shoulder roll follow onto the loft portrait

What AI mimic motion does

It lets the person in your photo copy someone else. You upload a photo — full body works best — and a clip of the performance to imitate: an athlete celebrating, a pose routine, a workout move, a trending dance, MP4 or MOV between 2 and 30 seconds and up to 100 MB. The AI reads the moves from the clip and re-renders the person in your photo performing them — arms, legs, turns and footwork follow the original, while the face, clothes and likeness stay yours. No clip at hand? The preset wall has moves ready to go.

Two tiers decide how the imitation lands. Standard follows the original performance 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 clip 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 to drive the photo with your own footage instead of copying someone? That is AI Motion Control. Either way, the clip you make carries straight on into the AI Video Editor or the AI Video Generator.

AI Mimic Motion specifications

AI Mimic Motion specifications
Parameter	Value	Notes
Clip to mimic	Preset or your own clip · MP4, MOV · up to 100 MB · 2–30s	A clip of the performance to copy, or a preset from the wall. One clearly visible person, full body in frame, steady and well-lit footage gives the cleanest imitation.
Output	MP4 · same length as the reference clip	MP4 as long as the reference clip, with the person from your photo performing the same moves. The framing follows your photo's aspect.
Standard	24 credits / second of the reference clip	Smooth imitation billed per second of the reference clip — the everyday tier for social posts.
Pro	40 credits / second of the reference clip	Tighter whole-body sync and finer detail through fast sequences, billed per second of the reference clip.
Result retention	7–365 days by plan	Results stay downloadable for the retention window of your plan, then are deleted from storage.
On failure	Credits refunded automatically	Credits are returned to your balance automatically.

How to make a photo mimic someone

Three steps from a still photo to a copied performance

Add your photo

Drop in a full-body photo — one person 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 moves and pick a tier

Upload the clip to imitate — 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 imitation lands right.

AI Mimic Motion — FAQ

What it costs, which clips work — and the rules on rights

Take it further

Lip SyncGive any clip a new voice — upload audio or type a few lines, and the lips follow every word.Video Face SwapPut the face from a photo onto the person in any clip — expressions, lighting and motion carried over.Virtual Try-On VideoPick a style clip, add product photos — the model in the scene puts your garment on.

Mimic your first performance

One photo, one clip — the moves are theirs, the performer is yours.

Mimic the moves See pricing