Your photo.Any move.

It takes the movement from one video and gives it to someone else. Here, that someone is the person in your photo: Made puts you in the move’s first frame, then Kling 3 Motion Control plays the whole move with you in it, step for step.

One person, face clearly in view, in good light. Head to toe is best; a waist-up selfie works too, and the rest of your outfit is continued in the same style. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.

Yes. Pick Your own video and add any clip of one person moving, 3 to 30 seconds, MP4 or MOV. Start it with the dancer close enough to see from the waist up; the first frame is where you are placed.

The preview still is 5 credits. The video is 16.8 credits a second of the move: 84 credits for 5 seconds, 168 credits for 10. Unused credits roll over, and failed generations are refunded.

The still takes about a minute. The video usually takes 4 to 8 minutes. You can leave the page; it waits under Your moves.

It follows the move closely, but it makes new frames rather than editing old ones. Very fast spins, hands crossing the face and busy props can drift. Check the still first, and pick moves with the whole body in view.

Yes, it’s yours to post. TikTok, Instagram and YouTube ask you to label AI-generated content, so switch that label on when you share.

The hero and studio demos are real outputs of this tool, made with its own prompts and Made-original stand-in photos. New faces adds reviewed Made-made performances and recasts; the gallery passage uses Object Swap and links to that tool.

It puts a real photo into a performance, so only use photos of yourself or of adults who agreed, and never a public figure. Who you upload is your responsibility: we check every photo and video for anyone who looks under 18 and for nudity, but not for who someone is. Our terms forbid impersonating real people.