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What is Motion Transfer?
Motion transfer maps movement from a reference video onto your character so the performance stays, while the subject changes.
Genjutsu
Bring any character to life with the movement of a reference video.
Tip: keep the person a similar size and framing in the photo and the motion video.
You provide two inputs: a still of the subject you want on screen, and a reference video that already contains the performance. The model reads pose and timing from the clip, then maps that motion onto your image. Genjutsu is built for this reference-driven path — not for inventing choreography from a prompt alone.
Use it for dance, walks, product demos, and influencer-style performances when identity must stay locked while movement changes. For job-specific landings see free dance, UGC video, and AI influencer.
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Motion transfer maps movement from a reference video onto your character so the performance stays, while the subject changes.
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The motion source — dance, walk, gesture or camera-aware action you want to reuse.
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Your subject: a photo, illustrated character or consistent AI influencer identity.
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Body timing, pose transitions and energy inherited from the reference clip.
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Framing and camera feel can travel with the reference, depending on the model.
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The output AI video where your character performs the transferred motion.