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Copy a motion

Wan Motion

Wan Motion is a streamlined character animation model that transfers motion from a driving video onto a reference character image. Based on Wan-Animate which preserves the original character's proportions, Simple uses pose retargeting to adapt the driving video's skeleton to match the reference character's body shape, producing more natural results when the two have different builds. It outputs at 720p with optimized defaults for fast, high-quality generation — just provide a video, an image, and an optional prompt.

Made by Alibaba3,000 creditsper 5 s Pro
What it needs

Opens the video studio with Wan Motion ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.

Sample output

What Wan Motion makes, what it needs and what you get

What it makes

Copy a motion

Makes a character move like the person in a reference video.

What you need

  • A video with the motion to copy
  • Your character (a picture)

Optional: what to change.

What you get

Your character performing the same motion

About Wan Motion

Wan Motion makes a character move like the person in a reference video. It is made by Alibaba.

To use it, you provide a video with the motion to copy and your character. You get your character performing the same motion.

A 5 s result costs about 3,000 credits. Longer or shorter results cost in proportion, about 600 credits per second. It is included from the Pro plan and up. You run it in the video studio, in your browser.

Best for

Typical uses for this kind of model.

  • Dance and gesture videos
  • Animating a character without rigging
  • Matching a performance

How to use Wan Motion

  1. 1

    Add a video with the motion to copy and your character

    Upload your files, or pick them from your library. Nothing else is needed to start.

  2. 2

    Check the settings

    The defaults are a good start. If you change an option, the cost updates and is shown before you generate.

  3. 3

    Generate your video

    Your character performing the same motion. Your result appears in the studio, ready to download.