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Reference video motion transfer
Upload a motion reference video and a character image. Creatii uses the video as the action guide so the character can walk, gesture, dance, or perform without manual keyframes.
How to make an AI motion control video
Upload a motion video
Choose a clear clip with the body movement, gesture, or performance you want your character to follow.
Add the character image
Use a clean character reference with strong lighting and visible body details so the animation has a stable visual target.
Generate and compare movement
Create the motion-controlled clip, then review body movement, pose timing, and character consistency before publishing.
Why Creatii Is Built for Motion-Controlled Character Videos
Animate a character image with movement from a reference video. Creatii turns real motion, gestures, and camera rhythm into a guided AI video workflow for creators who need action without manual keyframes.
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Character consistency across action
Keep the character image as the visual anchor while the source video guides pose, timing, and movement, helping creators test action ideas from one still reference.
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Built for short-form movement tests
Turn one motion clip into creator-ready character animations for dance previews, social ads, storyboards, game concepts, and avatar motion tests.
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Clear input review before generation
The page keeps the motion video, character image, duration, resolution, and credit estimate visible so you can check the setup before spending credits.
See How Motion Becomes Character Animation
A reference video supplies movement while the character image supplies identity. Creatii combines them into a guided AI motion control video for social clips, storyboards, and avatar concepts.
Motion video
Animated output
Turn a Still Character into a Moving Clip
Upload a motion reference and a character image, then create a guided AI motion control video for action tests, avatar clips, and creator content.
Plans for every creator
Start small. Scale when you're ready.
Up to 70% OFF
Basic
For light, everyday creation.
800 Credits / month
= 100 Nano Banana 2 Images
~ 14 Seedance 2.0 videos
$19.9/mo
Billed monthly
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Includes
- Access to selected image models
- Access to selected video models
- Access to selected AI Tools
- 1 concurrent task
- No queue waiting
- No watermark
- Private generation
- Commercial license
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Pro
More credits and full model access.
2000 Credits / month
= 250 Nano Banana 2 Images
~ 34 Seedance 2.0 videos
$39.9/mo
Billed monthly
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Includes
- Access to all image models
- Access to all video models
- Access to all AI Tools
- 2 concurrent tasks
- No queue waiting
- No watermark
- Private generation
- Commercial license
- Early access to advanced AI features
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Max
High volume for serious output.
7200 Credits / month
= 900 Nano Banana 2 Images
~ 120 Seedance 2.0 videos
$119.9/mo
Billed monthly
Cancel anytime
Includes
- Access to all image models
- Access to all video models
- Access to all AI Tools
- 4 concurrent tasks
- No queue waiting
- No watermark
- Private generation
- Commercial license
- Early access to advanced AI features
Frequently Asked Questions
AI motion control uses a reference video to guide how a character or subject should move. The source video provides movement, pose timing, and gestures while the character image guides the final look.
You need a motion reference video and a character image. The video should clearly show the action you want, and the image should clearly show the character you want to animate.
Yes. Motion control is useful for dance tests, gesture-driven avatar clips, action previews, social videos, and storyboards when you want a still character to follow real movement.
Use a short, well-lit clip with one main subject and visible movement. Extremely fast cuts, heavy blur, crowded scenes, or blocked limbs can make motion transfer less stable.
No. Character swap replaces a subject inside an existing video. Motion control starts from a character image and uses a separate video as the movement guide.
No. Creatii is designed as an upload-and-generate motion control workflow, so you can test character movement without rigging, tracking, or keyframe animation.