Motion Control AI
Reference-guided character video from an image and motion footage
What is Motion Control AI?
Motion Control AI is a web-based tool for reference-driven character video. Start with a character image and motion-reference footage to guide movement, timing and expression in a generated clip. The workflow can support creators preparing short visual concepts, character-motion studies or story prototypes. Prepare inputs you have permission to use, generate a result and review it before sharing; exact identity and motion preservation are not guaranteed.
Generation uses prepaid credits rather than a subscription. The PRO PACK is $49.90 for 1,200 permanent credits, with additional generation access for 30 days and up to three active generations. Output options include 720p and 1080p. This is not an unlimited lifetime license. Check current pack terms on the product site.
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