Anime Character Dance
Source video + character image → replaced result
Anime Character Dance
Put your anime character into a dance performance while aiming to keep the original choreography, timing, and stage framing.
Explore common character replacement workflows—from anime dance videos to original character (OC) recasts. Use Try This Replacement to start from a sample instruction in the generator.
Anime Character Dance
Source video + character image → replaced result
Put your anime character into a dance performance while aiming to keep the original choreography, timing, and stage framing.
Turn a Live-Action Scene into Anime
Source video + character image → replaced result
Replace a real person in a short scene with an anime character, designed to help preserve the background and camera movement.
Replace a Video Character with Your OC
Source video + character image → replaced result
Recast a clip with your original character (OC) so the performance feels connected to the source footage.
Recast a Short Video with Your Character
Source video + character image → replaced result
Remake a short-form video with your character in the lead role instead of the person in the original clip.
Replace the person in a source video with your character while aiming to keep the original performance, scene, and audio where the model supports it.
Replace a person in your source video with an anime character or another character image. The goal is to change the character’s appearance, not just their face.
Keep the original performance as closely as possible, including body movements, gestures, and timing. Results may vary with fast motion, occlusion, and complex poses.
Retain the source scene, framing, and camera movement where supported by the model, so the result feels connected to the original footage.
Keep the source audio when supported by the selected generation model. Music, dialogue, and sound effects can help preserve the feel of the original clip.
Turn your original anime character into the star of a dance, performance, or cinematic scene without manually animating every movement.
Choose a video containing the person you want to replace. Clear footage with visible body movements usually makes it easier to evaluate the result.
Add the anime character or custom character image you want to use. A clear image with a visible face and body can help guide the replacement.
Generate your video and review how the character fits the original movements and scene. Save your result or adjust your inputs for another generation.
Put your anime character into dance videos and recreate choreography with the timing and movements of the original performance.
Reimagine short-form video trends with your own original character instead of the person in the source clip.
Bring your original character (OC) into different scenes and performances while keeping a recognizable character design.
Explore alternative characters for skits, cinematic shots, and other video concepts without filming the scene again.
Preview how a character might look within an existing scene before investing time in more elaborate animation or production.
Choose a sharp reference image with clearly visible facial features and a recognizable hairstyle. A full-body image can help when the output needs to show the entire character.
Start with a single visible person and a relatively unobstructed body. Complex interactions, fast motion, and frequent occlusions can make replacement more difficult.
A full-body character reference is often a useful starting point for a full-body source video. Make sure the character image provides enough visual information for the intended shot.
Test a short, representative segment first. Check face consistency, body proportions, clothing, and background stability before using longer or more complex footage.
If audio preservation is important, verify that the selected model returns the original sound. Do not assume every video-generation model preserves it automatically.
Animate a character image using movements from a reference video. Ideal for transferring dance moves and body actions to anime characters.
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