Plan the cast around the two source roles. Keep the dancer’s movement and the spectator’s reaction attached to the right image as the scene unfolds.
Select the Dance Segment
Select Rumpelstiltskin AI from the reference video examples to load the supplied clip and its role-specific prompt. Choose a segment with visible feet and posture when the trimming dialog opens.
Provide Both Character Images
Upload the replacement for the small dancing character in Character Image 1 and the replacement for the female observer in Character Image 2. Both fields are required; use a separate, clear subject for each role.
Write a Stable Role Mapping
Review the supplied prompt: image 1 follows the small dancer and image 2 follows the female observer, including her own reactions. Check the framing and generation controls before reviewing the credit estimate.
Render and Compare with the Source
Generate your clip and compare the stepping rhythm and spectator behavior with the reference. Inspect visible identity changes, then download the take that fits your edit.
Select the Dance Segment
Select Rumpelstiltskin AI from the reference video examples to load the supplied clip and its role-specific prompt. Choose a segment with visible feet and posture when the trimming dialog opens.
Provide Both Character Images
Upload the replacement for the small dancing character in Character Image 1 and the replacement for the female observer in Character Image 2. Both fields are required; use a separate, clear subject for each role.
Write a Stable Role Mapping
Review the supplied prompt: image 1 follows the small dancer and image 2 follows the female observer, including her own reactions. Check the framing and generation controls before reviewing the credit estimate.
Render and Compare with the Source
Generate your clip and compare the stepping rhythm and spectator behavior with the reference. Inspect visible identity changes, then download the take that fits your edit.
The model needs to know both who to replace and whose behavior to follow. An unclear assignment can transfer the movement to the wrong person or leave the new character outside the intended scene.
AnyMimic combines two character appearances with one source sequence. The generated result can be inspected as a moving scene before you save it for a captioned edit.
Use image 1 and image 2 for specific original people. Follow their identity through camera changes instead of remapping by screen position.
Ask the prompt to preserve the tiptoe sequence, gestures, setting, and camera behavior while drawing character appearance from your images.
Review the faces, hands, foot placement, performer count, and spectator response together. Generated details may differ from the intended source action.
Decide how the cast changes the meaning of the scene, then complete that idea with your final presentation.
Tarife und Preise
Standard-Paket
$10
15 Credits mit einer einmaligen Zahlung
Längere Videos generieren
Kein Abo erforderlich
Keine wiederkehrenden Zahlungen
Plus-Paket
$30
60 Credits mit einer einmaligen Zahlung
Längere Videos generieren
Kein Abo erforderlich
Keine wiederkehrenden Zahlungen
Mega-Paket
$80
200 Credits mit einer einmaligen Zahlung
Längere Videos generieren
Kein Abo erforderlich
Keine wiederkehrenden Zahlungen
Die Generierung von 480p-Videos kostet etwa 1 Credit pro Sekunde – also etwa 15 Credits für ein 15-sekündiges Video.
Je nach Modell fallen unterschiedliche Kosten an.
Der Verbrauch wird auf der Generierungsseite berechnet und neben der Schaltfl?che angezeigt.