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Motion Control takes a character image and a motion video and makes a new video of your character performing that exact movement. Open Motion Control in the sidebar.
Motion Control with the config panel, featured presets and the history panel

① Browse Presets · ② Output format · ③ Keep Original Sound · ④ Character reference image · ⑤ Featured presets · ⑥ Standard / Pro, cost and Generate · ⑦ History

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Make a motion video

1

Start from a preset — or from scratch

Featured presets (⑤) such as Baby Dancing, Girl Dancing or Spiderman Dance fill in both the character and the motion in one click. Browse Presets (①) or Browse All shows the whole collection. Swap either half for your own afterwards.
2

Add the character

Under Character › Reference Image (④), upload an image or pick one from your Library: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB and 3,850 px. Use a clear full-body or upper-body image, with nothing covering the character.
3

Add the motion

Under Motion › Motion Source, upload the video whose movement you want to copy — MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 2 minutes and 200 MB — or pick one from your Library.
4

Choose the motion behavior

In Motion Behavior:
  • Output Format (②) — Match Video follows the motion video’s framing and length (up to 30 seconds). Match Image keeps your character image’s framing (up to 10 seconds).
  • Keep Original Sound (③) — reuse the motion video’s audio in the result.
5

Add creative direction (optional)

Creative Direction describes the setting, the lighting or the style. It influences how the result looks, not the movement itself.
6

Check and generate

When both halves are ready, the canvas shows them side by side:
Motion Control ready to generate with the character, the motion clip and the cost

① Character ready · ② Motion ready, with the part that will be used · ③ The result follows this format · ④ Standard or Pro · ⑤ Cost · ⑥ Generate

Choose Standard or Pro (④), check the cost (⑤) and click Generate (⑥). The result appears in History (⑦ in the first picture).

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Pricing

Motion Control is priced per second of output: The minimum length is 3 seconds. The exact cost is shown before you generate, and nothing is charged until you click Generate.
Use a motion video with one person, a steady camera and the whole body in frame. The closer your character image’s pose is to the first frame of the motion, the cleaner the result.