Prepare a clear single-person photo and use the dance reference to guide the performance. Facial expression and body movement are both part of the remake.
Upload Your Character Photo
Add one single-person photo in Character Image 1. Choose a visible face with clear features, hair, and clothing to define the replacement character.
Choose the Reference Segment and Settings
Use the Angry Dance reference or select a segment with the expression and movement you want. Review the available duration, resolution, and credit estimate before generating.
Generate, Watch, and Download
Generate the video, then watch the face and body together. Check expression changes, gesture timing, and character consistency before downloading a take for your final edit.
Upload Your Character Photo
Add one single-person photo in Character Image 1. Choose a visible face with clear features, hair, and clothing to define the replacement character.
Choose the Reference Segment and Settings
Use the Angry Dance reference or select a segment with the expression and movement you want. Review the available duration, resolution, and credit estimate before generating.
Generate, Watch, and Download
Generate the video, then watch the face and body together. Check expression changes, gesture timing, and character consistency before downloading a take for your final edit.
Strong expressions and quick gestures can make a remake harder to keep consistent. Choose inputs that let you see both the face and the action you want to reproduce.
Your photo supplies the character's appearance; the video guides the performance. The result is a generated motion clip, with instructions to follow expressions and gestures together instead of holding the uploaded portrait's expression fixed.
The single image is assigned to the main male dancer throughout the sequence. The instructions keep that target fixed through turns and occlusions while leaving other people in the scene unchanged.
The preset asks the model to follow visible eyebrow, eye, cheek, lip, and jaw movements at their original timing. It emphasizes retaining expressive intensity instead of substituting a generic smile or neutral face; results still need review.
The reference guides posture, head turns, arm gestures, footwork, pauses, and changes in speed. These instructions aim to keep expression and movement synchronized without adding actions absent from the source.
Your photo provides facial identity, hair, and clothing while the reference guides framing, lighting, and surroundings. Preview the result and download a usable take; exact movement and appearance preservation are not guaranteed.
Choose the reaction or character idea you want to convey, then finish the downloaded video in your editor.
Plans & pricing
Standard Pack
$10
15 credits with a one-time payment
Unlock longer video generation durations
No subscription required
No recurring charges
Plus Pack
$30
60 credits with a one-time payment
Unlock longer video generation durations
No subscription required
No recurring charges
Mega Pack
$80
200 credits with a one-time payment
Unlock longer video generation durations
No subscription required
No recurring charges
480p video generation costs approximately 1 credit per second โ about 15 credits for a 15-second video.
Different models have different generation costs.
The corresponding consumption will be calculated and displayed next to the generate button on the generation page.