Borrow the moves from any clip. Upload a photo of your performer and a short reference video of a dance or gesture, and the AI animates the photo to follow that motion.
A photo and a short video in, a clip of the person in the photo doing the same moves out, in three steps.
Motion transfer takes the movement from one clip and gives it to the person in a photo. The usual request is a dance: film yourself or a friend doing the routine, or use a clip you have the rights to, upload a photo of the performer, and the AI animates the photo to follow the same steps. The same method copies a gesture, a walk, or a performance to camera.
One run costs 186 credits, for a motion video of any length from 2 to 15 seconds. A new web account starts with 20 credits, which does not cover a run, so this tool needs credits from a paid plan or a credit pack. For less, Make Photo Dance makes a photo dance to your song from 5 credits a second, with ready-made dance moves. Credits are refunded if a generation fails.
It is built for one person: use a photo of one performer and a motion video with a single dancer in frame. The motion video must be 2 to 15 seconds and 20 MB at most, so a full routine has to be made in parts. There are no quality tiers. It copies movement and does not sync the result to your song; for a lip-synced performance, use the Solmi AI music video generator.
It animates a still image of a person so that they perform the movements from a separate video.
One clear photo of a person, ideally full body, and one reference video with a single dancer in frame.
This tool makes short clips. Solmi's AI music video generator can plan and render a full-length video to your track.
Upload a full-body photo as the character photo and a 2 to 15 second video of the dance as the motion video, then generate. The person in the photo performs the moves from the video.
186 credits a run, whatever the length of the motion video. A new web account's 20 credits do not cover it. Make Photo Dance makes a photo dance to your song from 5 credits a second.