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Upload reference images of characters, objects, or scenes and generate videos that keep them visually consistent across every frame. Add a prompt, choose your settings, and the AI handles the rest.
Indie filmmakers building short-form content often hit a wall with standard image-to-video: they can animate a shot, but the character looks different in the next one. Reference to video solves this by combining image anchoring with text prompts. Upload a character portrait, write the scene action, and the AI keeps that character visually locked across cuts. You get the consistency of working from a photo plus the scene-writing control of a text prompt, without jumping between two separate tools.
Create Videos from Reference ImagesAd creators shooting product campaigns face a recurring problem: a single product shot rarely covers all the angles a campaign needs. With reference to video, upload up to three images (product front, lifestyle context, brand background) and write the scene. The AI fuses all three references into one cohesive video frame, keeping product color, shape, and texture consistent across the clip. The result drops straight into Meta Ads, YouTube pre-rolls, or marketplace listings without a reshooting or retouching step.
Create Videos from Reference ImagesBrand designers building mascot videos need more than a looping GIF. Write a prompt like 'mascot walks toward camera through a neon-lit storefront, confident stride, shallow depth of field' and the AI manages character motion, camera angle, and lighting to match the brief. The character's design stays faithful to your uploaded reference throughout. Adjust duration (5 to 15 seconds), aspect ratio, and resolution to fit a website hero, a social post, or a digital billboard without a separate rendering pass.
Create Videos from Reference ImagesContent studios producing episodic social content need recurring characters to look the same episode to episode. Upload a character reference once, write a new scene prompt for each episode, and the AI keeps the character's appearance locked: same face, same costume, same proportions. The tool supports 5 aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 1:1) and resolutions up to 1080p, so the same character can appear in a YouTube thumbnail teaser, a TikTok vertical cut, and a square Instagram post from one reference set.
Create Videos from Reference ImagesUpload 1 to 3 images (JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP) of the characters, objects, or scenes you want in the video. Write a prompt describing the scene. Be specific about actions, mood, and camera movement.
Select video duration, aspect ratio (16:9/9:16/4:3/3:4/1:1), and resolution (480p/720p/1080p). Enable audio generation for speech and background music based on your prompt.
Click generate and the AI combines your reference images into a video. Download and share on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or wherever you need it.
MojoMake's AI Reference to Video Generator takes one to three reference images and turns them into a short video where the uploaded subjects stay visually consistent throughout. Upload images of characters, objects, or scenes, write a prompt describing the action, and the AI returns a video clip at up to 1080p. It works for portraits, product shots, mascots, and background scenes as long as the subjects are clearly visible.
Text-to-video builds a scene from a written description with no source image. Image-to-video animates a single photo, keeping that one image's content in motion. Reference to video takes multiple input images and fuses them into one consistent scene. The key difference is multi-image anchoring: you can supply a character, a background, and a prop separately, and the AI combines them into a single coherent video where all three stay visually faithful to their reference.
MojoMake's reference-to-video feature runs on ByteDance Seedance models, which are specifically built for multi-reference consistency. You can select the model inside the tool and see the credit cost for each configuration before generating. Model availability may expand as new providers add multi-reference support. Check the model selector for the current lineup.
Between 1 and 3 images per generation. Supported formats are JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP. Using multiple references helps the AI understand the relationship between characters, objects, and environments. One image works for single-subject animation. Two or three images are better for scenes where a character interacts with a product, prop, or specific background.
Sharp, well-lit images with one clear subject per photo produce the cleanest results. A portrait with a plain or simple background works better than a cluttered group photo. For products, use clean studio shots with good contrast. Minimum recommended resolution is 720x720 pixels. Very blurry images, extreme low-light shots, or heavily compressed JPEGs tend to produce inconsistent output or visual artifacts in the generated video.
Name the subject from your reference image and describe the action, camera movement, environment, and mood. Vague prompts like 'make a video' produce generic results. A prompt like 'character walks through a sunlit park, camera tracks at shoulder height, warm golden-hour lighting, relaxed pace' gives the AI enough to work with. If writing detailed prompts is a blocker, the built-in Prompt Optimizer can expand a one-line description into a structured prompt.
Most reference-to-video clips complete in 1 to 4 minutes depending on duration, resolution, and current server load. Multi-image inputs with 1080p resolution and longer durations (10 to 15 seconds) run toward the longer end. Audio generation adds processing time as well. If the queue is busy, your job waits in order. The results page updates automatically when your clip is ready, so you can leave it open and come back.
Yes. Duration runs from 4 to 15 seconds depending on the model. Resolutions available are 480p, 720p, and 1080p. Aspect ratios cover 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, and 1:1, so the same reference set can generate clips for YouTube (16:9), TikTok (9:16), and Instagram (1:1) without re-uploading. The credit cost for each setting combination is shown in the form before you generate.
Character consistency is the tool's primary design goal. The AI uses the reference image as a visual anchor for the entire clip, so the character's face, clothing, and proportions stay recognizable from the first frame to the last. Consistency holds well on clear portrait references. It can drift slightly on complex multi-character scenes or when the prompt asks for extreme camera angles that weren't represented in the reference photo.
New accounts get 15 free credits on signup, valid for 7 days. Each generation's credit cost depends on the duration and resolution you pick, and the form shows it before you submit. Paid plans refill credits monthly and include higher concurrency and queue priority. The pricing page has the current breakdown by plan.
Yes. MojoMake runs in any modern mobile browser on iOS, Android, or iPad without an app install. You can upload reference images directly from your phone's photo library, write a prompt, configure settings, and download the finished MP4 to your device. Posting to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts from your phone works the same as any other video file.
Yes. The videos you generate are yours and you can use them for marketing, ads, product demos, client work, or any commercial purpose under MojoMake's Terms of Service. The reference images you upload must be images you own or have licensed. Stock photos you've licensed, original photography, and your own artwork are safe. Using reference images that contain other people's trademarked characters or public figures requires checking applicable rights.