I want to keep the movement from a reference video while swapping in my own face or character.

This feature lets you preserve the motion, timing, and performance from a reference video while replacing the subject with your own face or a different character. It helps you reuse a great performance without re-shooting or re-animating from scratch.

This feature enables motion transfer from an existing reference video to a new identity, such as your face or a custom character. You provide a reference video that contains the movement you want to keep, and then choose the face or character you want to appear in the final output. The system keeps the original performance cues—like body motion, gestures, and overall pacing—while swapping the visible identity. This is useful when you like the acting in a clip but need a different person, brand character, or avatar for the final content. It can speed up content creation by reusing a single strong reference performance across multiple characters or versions. Creators can use it for short-form videos, marketing variations, character-driven storytelling, or localization where the motion remains consistent. Teams can maintain consistent choreography or blocking while updating the on-screen character to match different campaigns or audiences. The result is a video that follows the reference movement but features the selected face or character, reducing the need for re-filming or manual animation work.