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Video Studio

Your clip.
Their performance.

Upload a clip of someone moving and choose a target. Daniel, Graham or anyone whose photo you have permission to use performs the same movement.

Create a video
A dancer performing the openly licensed “Two-step demo” clipSOURCE · TWO-STEP DEMO
AI-generated output: Daniel performing the same two-step danceRESULT · DANIELAI-GENERATED
How it works

Four steps from clip to video

  1. Upload a clip

    MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 200 MB. Pick a segment of up to 10 s.
  2. Choose a target

    A full-body photo works best for videos. Up to 8 photos per target.
  3. Check the estimate

    The pose check is free. See GPU time and cost, and set a cap.
  4. Generate and export

    720p MP4 with the AI-generated mark and content credentials.
AI-generated output: Daniel performing the same two-step dance
The pose skeleton read from the two-step clip
POSE · MATCHED TO DANIELAI-GENERATED
Pose check

See problems before you pay

JigCam reads the pose from every frame in your browser, for free. It warns about floor work, people leaving the frame or very fast spins.

  • Free, and nothing is uploaded until you generate
  • Clean-up fills short tracking dropouts
  • Match the target's proportions so the body fits
Estimate for Two-step · Daniel
about $0.5012 GPU minutes on an RTX PRO 6000, at $2.49 an hour
Resolution720p
Variations1
Stop if it reaches$3.00
If it failsFree
Cost

Know the price first

Billed by the second at $2.49 per GPU hour. A cap stops a job before it costs more than you set, and a failed job is never charged.

  • Estimate before you start
  • A cap on every job
  • Failed jobs are free
Results

Made with Video Studio

A performer on camera, waist up, raising a handBEFORE
AI-generated output: Graham, a grey-haired man in a dark jumper, making the same gestureAFTERAI-GENERATED

Live Capture

Your camera → Graham
A dancer performing the openly licensed “Two-step demo” clipBEFORE
AI-generated output: Daniel performing the same two-step danceAFTERAI-GENERATED

Video Studio

A two-step clip → Daniel
A performer moving in front of the camera, the source for a character animationBEFORE
AI-generated output: Peach bunny, a round cartoon rabbit, performing the same movementAFTERAI-GENERATED

Character Studio

The same clip → Peach bunny
Honest limits

Good to know

We'd rather you know before you pay. These are measured today, and we update them as they improve.

  • Replace modePutting the target into your clip's own scene and lighting isn't available yet; today the target performs in their photo's setting.
  • One personThe whole body needs to stay in view in every frame you generate.
  • LengthUp to 10 s per generation; longer segments run as several 77-frame windows.
  • TurnsWhen the performer turns away, the back is invented and can lose detail.
FAQ

Questions

About 12 GPU minutes for a 2.6-second clip, plus any time in the queue. You can close the page; we'll tell you when it's ready.

Make your first video.

A 2.6 s clip costs about $0.50. Failed jobs are free.