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Video motion transfer

Your photo.Any move.

Upload one photo. Made puts you in the first frame of any move, then plays the whole thing with you in it. A dance, a runway walk, a kata, or a video of your own.

Start with your photo

Any photo · see the price before you pay · failed videos are refunded

The same move, danced by Maya, from one kitchen selfie
Maya
Photo
The original move: a dancer on a rooftop
The move · original
The same move, danced by Dre, from one hallway photo
Dre
Photo

The dancer in the middle is the original move. Everyone else started as the ordinary photo in their corner.

How it works

One photo.
Any move you want.

  1. 01

    Add a photo

  2. 02

    Pick a move

  3. 03

    Make it move

Start with your photo

Pick a move

What do you want to do?

Explore 57 clips, including 39 reviewed New faces takes. Pick a move to open it in the tool, use your own video, or open a clip in Object Swap.

Range

One photo. Every move.

The same kitchen selfie, six moves. Each one is a new start frame and a whole new performance.

  • The one photo every move below was made from: a selfie in a kitchenThe photo

    One selfie

  • Rooftop groove

  • Runway walk

  • Kata combo

  • Crowd wave

  • Jump spin

  • Rain twirl

What comes from where

Their moves.
Your face.

Photo animators nod a head and blink. Motion transfer copies a whole performance, beat for beat, and plays it through the person in your photo.

  • Your face

    Your photo decides who dances: face, hair, skin and build, the same in every frame.

  • Your outfit

    What you wore in the photo. If it only shows your top half, the rest is continued in the same style.

  • Every step

    The move plays beat for beat: each step, turn and gesture, with the same timing.

  • A real place

    You land where the move was filmed, in its light and at its framing. Or use a video of your own.

The original move
The same move, danced by Rosa, 78
The moveRosa, 78Photo

Ideas

What people make with it.

Any photo, any move. A few places to start.

  • Photo

    The trend, without learning it

    Pick the dance. Your photo does the rest, on the beat.

  • Photo

    Grandma does the routine

    One garden photo, one rooftop groove. She never knew she had it.

  • Photo

    Your outfit, walking

    Put the look you posted on a runway and let it move.

  • Photo

    The office party clip

    An ordinary work photo, doing the move everyone will ask about.

Pricing

Pay for seconds.
Only the ones you make.

See the price on the button before you pay · failed generations refunded

  • A preview still

    You in the move’s first frame, so you see the match before you pay for the video.

  • The seconds you make

    The video bills per second of the move, rounded up. A short move costs less than a long one.

  • Nothing for a miss

    A still or a video that doesn’t finish is refunded, and unused credits roll over.

See every model’s price

Ground rules

Move yourself.
Not somebody else.

  • You’re responsible for who’s in it

    Only move yourself, or adults who agreed to it. Never a celebrity, a politician or anyone who didn’t say yes. We don’t check who someone is; that part is on you.

  • Adults only

    We check every photo and video before it runs, and turn away anyone who looks under 18.

  • Nothing sexual

    Nudity is turned away before anything runs, and the models’ own safety checks run too.

Go step by step

How to animate a photo with video motion transfer

A real example, the exact prompts, how it’s priced and what to review.

How to take a consistent character reference into video

A real example, the exact prompts, how it’s priced and what to review.

Still have questions?

What is video motion transfer?

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.

What photo works best?

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.

Can I use my own video as the move?

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.

How much does it cost?

You pay for a preview still of you in the move’s first frame, then for each second of the move you make. Both prices are on the button before you start; unused credits roll over, and failed generations are refunded.

How long does it take?

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

Will it copy every movement exactly?

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.

Can I post the video?

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.

Are the examples real?

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 performances and recasts. Clips with multiple performers or scene changes link to Object Swap, where you can edit the existing video.

Is this a deepfake?

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.

Your next move is one photo away.

Start with your photo

Any photo · see the price before you pay · failed videos are refunded