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AI Motion Control for Characters That Move With Purpose
Upload a character image and a reference video, then create an animated clip that follows the original performance. Guma helps you transfer dance moves, gestures, expressions, and camera direction without keyframes or a motion-capture setup. Start with a movement you like and turn it into a scene of your own.
Choose a Motion Transfer Model for Your Shot
Every model handles movement a little differently. Use Guma to compare available options by motion fidelity, character stability, visual style, and generation speed. Pick the model that suits your footage instead of rewriting the same idea for every tool.
Bring a Character Into the Performance
Give a static character a real sense of movement. Guma translates the rhythm, posture, and energy of a performance into an AI video that feels directed rather than randomly generated. From a relaxed walk to a full dance routine, the action becomes part of your character’s story.
Find a Starting Point in the Motion Library
Browse movement references for dancing, posing, acting, and everyday gestures when you need a quick creative direction. Templates are useful for testing an idea before recording your own footage. Choose one that matches your character’s framing, generate a first version, and refine the concept from there.
Create an AI Motion Video in Three Steps
1
Upload Your Assets
Add a character image and a reference video.
2
Generate the Video
Choose your settings, add an optional prompt, and start the generation.
3
Download the Result
Review the clip, make another pass if needed, and download your finished video.
Continue Building Your AI Video
AI Motion Control FAQ
What Is AI Motion Control?
AI motion control uses movement from a reference video to animate a still character image. The output may reflect body movement, gestures, facial performance, and timing depending on the selected model and source material. For another way to animate a still image, explore Image to Video.
What Kind of Reference Video Works Best?
Use a clear clip with steady lighting, a visible subject, and limited background clutter. Match the framing where possible: pair a full-body image with a full-body action clip, or a portrait image with a closer reference.
Can I Transfer Difficult Dance or Athletic Movements?
You can try complex actions, but the result depends on how clearly the movement is visible. Fast cuts, severe occlusion, motion blur, and subjects leaving the frame can reduce stability.
Will the Character Keep the Same Appearance?
Guma aims to retain the character’s key features, but generated video can vary. Extreme poses, head turns, hidden body parts, and low-resolution images may affect facial details, clothing, or proportions.
Can I Use a Prompt With the Motion Reference?
Yes. Use the prompt to describe the scene, atmosphere, lighting, camera feel, or background. The reference video remains the primary guide for movement.
Why Does My Output Look Different From the Reference?
The model interprets the reference rather than copying every pixel. Differences in framing, subject orientation, image quality, and background can change the final result. Try a better-matched image and a shorter, clearer clip.
Can I Use Guma Videos for Commercial Work?
Check your Guma plan and the terms for the selected model before publishing. You also need the appropriate rights for any uploaded image, video, music, likeness, or third-party material.