MojoMakeUpload a character photo and a reference video. The AI maps movements and expressions onto your image, frame by frame. No animation skills needed.
The tool copies the exact posture and timing from your reference video onto your character. Arm swings land on the right frame, weight shifts follow the original rhythm. Choreographers and dance instructors use this to document or showcase a routine: film a dancer once, then transfer that exact sequence to different character photos. The output looks choreographed because it copies real movement frame by frame.
Try Mimic Motion FreeYour character's face, proportions, and outfit stay consistent from the first frame to the last. VTubers and streamers use this to animate their avatar or OC character across multiple clips without rebuilding the rig each time. The same character photo drives every video, so a content creator can produce a whole series with a consistent look from one source image.
Try Mimic Motion FreeFast spins, high kicks, full martial arts sequences. The model tracks physical momentum through multi-limb movements, so poses stay fluid even during rapid direction changes. Short-form content creators use this to put trending dance routines on original characters rather than filming themselves. Record the reference dance once, swap in your character, and you have a TikTok or Reels clip ready in minutes.
Try Mimic Motion FreeThe tool tracks individual finger joints and facial micro-expressions from your reference. Product demo creators use this to show a character picking up, holding, or gesturing toward a product with clean hand detail and synced lip movement. Film your hand performing the gesture once, apply it to any character photo, and you have a polished product interaction shot without a full video production.
Try Mimic Motion FreeChoose a clear photo of the character you want to animate. JPG, JPEG, or PNG formats work best. A full-body shot with visible limbs gives the AI the most to work with.
Record or select a video of the motion you want to transfer. MP4, MOV, or MKV up to 100 MB. Keep it between 3 and 30 seconds. The AI copies every move frame by frame.
Pick your resolution (720p or 1080p), hit generate, and the AI produces your video in about two minutes. Download and share directly to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
An AI mimic motion tool transfers the movement from a reference video onto a still image. You provide a photo and a video clip, and the AI generates a new video where the photo's subject performs the exact same actions: walking, dancing, or any motion captured in the reference.
Standard image-to-video generates motion from a text prompt: you describe what should move and the AI invents the motion. Mimic motion copies movement from a real reference video you supply. The result follows the exact timing, posture, and rhythm of your reference clip. Use image-to-video when you want freeform animation from a prompt; use mimic motion when you have a specific movement you want replicated precisely.
Clear, well-lit images with the full body visible produce the best results. The subject should face the camera with limbs clearly separated from the body. JPG, JPEG, and PNG formats are supported, with a minimum size of 300 pixels on each side.
Videos with a single subject, a plain or uncluttered background, and consistent lighting give the best tracking results. The performer should stay in frame throughout. Avoid clips with multiple people, fast cuts, or heavy camera shake. Clean studio footage or a plain-background recording on a phone both work well.
Upload reference videos in MP4, MOV, or MKV format, up to 100 MB. Video duration must be between 3 and 30 seconds in Video orientation mode, or 3 to 10 seconds in Image orientation mode.
Most videos are ready in about two minutes. Generation time depends on video length and resolution. 720p processes faster, while 1080p takes slightly longer for higher detail.
The AI preserves your character's proportions, facial features, and clothing throughout the motion. It handles complex movements including hand gestures and facial expressions while keeping the character's appearance consistent.
Use a reference video where hands and face are clearly visible and well lit. Avoid fast hand flicks or extreme close-ups that clip out part of the body. For face tracking, a front-facing or three-quarter-angle reference works better than a side profile. The cleaner your reference, the more accurate the transfer.
You can generate at 720p or 1080p Full HD. Output duration matches your reference video length, up to 30 seconds. 1080p produces sharper detail for close-up character shots; 720p is faster and costs fewer credits for social media clips where the difference is minimal.
Yes, new users receive free credits to try the tool. Each generation costs credits based on video duration and resolution. You can purchase additional credit packages as needed.
Yes. MojoMake runs in any modern mobile browser on iOS or Android. You can upload your character photo and reference video from your phone's camera roll, generate the video, and download the MP4 directly to your device. No app install required.
Yes. Videos you generate are yours to use for social media content, marketing campaigns, product demos, or any commercial purpose. Make sure your source images and reference videos don't infringe on others' rights.
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Formats: MP4, MOV; 3-30s; Max 100MB