Dances and trends
Put a brand face or a creator on the trend of the week, without booking a shoot.
Motion
AI motion control. Any character, any motion.
One picture of who moves and one clip of how. Motion Control has the character perform every move in the clip, in their own face, clothes and room.
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Free to start. No credit card.
One clip of moves. Anyone to make them.
A dance, a gesture or a reaction, carried onto the character you pick.
Pets and mascots
A photo of the dog or the mascot is enough to set it moving.
Founders and creators
Gestures and delivery from one clip, performed by the face your audience already knows.
Two inputs. That is the whole brief.
Add the motion to copy and your character, side by side. No keyframes and no rig: the clip is the direction.
The character performs its every move in their own face, clothes and room.
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Your character, doing the trend.
Hand it a trending clip and a photo of the face you want on it. The trend comes back performed by your creator, your founder or your mascot.
Animate a characterA new character. The same move.
The timing, the gesture and the turn of the head carry across, so a take made from one clip reads as the same performance.
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How to animate a character from a reference video
Three steps in Video Studio.
Introducing Motion Control
Try Motion ControlOne picture of who moves and one clip of how. Dances, gestures and reactions, performed by the character you choose, on the same plan as every other tool.
FAQs
It copies the movement from one video onto a character from one image. The character performs every move in the clip, in their own face, clothes and room.
One image with the face and body clearly visible. That single picture is all the character is.
Between 3 and 30 seconds.
No. The example on this page is a puppy performing a dance clip; pets and mascots work from a single photo too.
No. There is no reference strip in Motion Control: the motion clip and the character image are the whole brief.
Not from a clip’s menu, because the tool needs a second input you choose. Open Motion Control in Video Studio and add both.