Transfer movements and expressions from reference videos to static images with precision
Turn your photos into art with curated styles
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Freemium
Pricing
Starter: $42.00/month (annual) or $50.00/month (monthly) - 5000 credits/month, 100 seconds video motion transfer/month. Pro: $84.00/month (annual) or $100.00/month (monthly) - 10000 credits/month, 200 seconds video motion transfer/month. Ultimate: $167.00/month (annual) or $200/month (monthly) - 200
One-Time Pack: $4.99 once for 40 credits (40 Looks or 2 Moments); Weekly Plan: 160 credits (160 Looks or 8 Moments) with crisp quality and no watermark
Key features
Dynamic reference motion with skeletal structure analysis
Full-body synchronization with 99% anatomical accuracy
Temporal attention layers for seamless character consistency
Motion retargeting to stylized characters
Adaptive physics matching for proportional characters
Precise facial expression mapping and micro-expressions
Lip synchronization for dialogue and speech
Gaze tracking and eye direction control
Video generation up to 60 seconds with temporal consistency
Cloud-based rendering on any device
54 curated art styles
Transform photos to paintings, illustrations and posters
Create short video clips from photos
MCP integration for AI assistants
REST API for direct integration
Batch image processing
Durable job states with status tracking
Watermark-free creations on paid plans
Full-quality crisp results
iOS and Android apps
What makes it different
Eliminates jitter and motion instability with proprietary stability algorithms
Supports up to 60 seconds of continuous video without loss of character identity
Preserves artistic style and texture consistency during motion
Integrated action library for instant animation without reference videos
Parallel generation and simultaneous video processing
Native integration with AI agents through MCP and REST without a separate product
Supports 54 distinct artistic styles from watercolor to digital