Upload a motion source
An MP4 up to 32 MB. Whatever moves in that clip is the performance your character will copy.
AI Motion Transfer — Animate Your Character From Any Video
Give it a video and a character image. The motion — and the audio that goes with it — moves onto your character, so a still illustration performs an action you already filmed or found.
Add one subject image
A single JPG, PNG or WebP up to 8 MB — the character who should perform the motion.
Render at 720p or 1080p
Pick a resolution and target frame rate, add an optional motion instruction, and generate.
Motion you already have, on a character you just drew
Animating a character from scratch means keyframes, rigs and a timeline. Motion transfer skips all of that: the movement already exists in a video, and the tool re-performs it with your subject. A reference clip of someone waving, dancing or walking becomes the same action carried out by an illustration, a render or a photo.
The source clip's audio rides along by default, and it also feeds the motion, which is why speech and music-led movement land in time. Turn on Ignore audio for motion when you want the picture track alone to drive the result, or turn off Keep source audio for a silent render. The finished clip is exactly as long as the source you uploaded, measured from the file itself on the server, and that measured duration is what the per-second price is based on.
Every run lands in the same job rail as the rest of the studio, so finished videos stay alongside your images. If you would rather describe a motion in words than supply a clip, EZ Animate takes a single image and a text description instead. To swap the person inside an existing video rather than animate a still, use Character Swap.
Motion Transfer — FAQ
What is AI motion transfer?
Motion transfer takes the movement in a video you already have and applies it to a character image. You upload a motion source clip and one subject image, and the result is a new video of your subject performing the same action, driven by the source's motion and audio.
What do I need to upload?
Two things: an MP4 motion source of 32 MB or less, and exactly one subject image as a JPG, PNG or WebP of 8 MB or less. Both are required before the Generate button will run.
Does it transfer the audio as well as the motion?
Yes. The source clip's audio is carried through by default with the Keep source audio toggle, and the audio also informs the motion. If you want the movement driven purely by the picture track, switch on Ignore audio for motion.
How long is the finished video?
It matches your motion source. The length is measured from the uploaded MP4 on the server rather than taken from the browser, so the clip you get back is the length of the clip you put in — and that measured length is what you are billed for.
What resolution and frame rate can I choose?
720p or 1080p, with a target frame rate of Original, 24 or 48. There is also a Turbo toggle that renders faster at slightly lower quality, and an optional seed if you want to repeat a run.
Can I steer the result?
There is an optional Motion instruction box that takes up to 2,000 characters — for example “keep the framing close and preserve the outfit”. Leave it empty and the source motion is followed as-is.