Motion transferPowered by MorphazeIgnite & Impact

AI Motion Transfer

Take the motion from one video and give it to a different character. Morphaze reads every step, gesture and expression in your clip and performs it with the character you choose.

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Any 4–15 s clip
Full-body or face
Original timing
Up to 1080p

Made with ClipSpeed

Motion, transferred

Motion sources we generated ourselves, then performed by original characters.

Motion sourceTransferred

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The motion moves over

Left: a dance clip we generated. Right: the same motion performed by an AI Influencer character with Morphaze.

Seedance Fast

Studio hip-hop routine

Morphaze · Ignite

Disco Accountant takes the routine

Seedance Fast

Rooftop shuffle

Morphaze · Ignite

Mullet Mogul on the rooftop

Morphaze · Ignite

Neon Mechanic

Morphaze · Ignite

Tawa Uncle

What you can create

What motion transfer is for

Choreography on any character

Film or generate the routine once, then give it to every character in your roster.

Gesture-perfect skits

Act the bit yourself; let the character take the credit.

Mascot animation

Animate a brand mascot with real human timing instead of keyframes.

Expression transfer

Big reactions and talking moments carried onto a new face.

Trend remixes

Bring the motion of a format you own into a new character’s feed.

Previs for shoots

Test how a move reads on a character before anyone steps on set.

Why ClipSpeed

Why transfer motion here

Viral moves, your character

Morphaze copies a real clip move for move, so the timing that made it viral survives the swap.

Characters that stay on model

Design an AI influencer once as a character sheet, then put the same face into Morphaze videos and ads.

Timing and sound survive

Ignite keeps the original video’s size and sound, so the beat still lines up with the move.

One wallet for everything

Morphaze, AI video, AI images and your clips all draw from the same monthly credits. No stack of subscriptions.

Prompt ideas

Motion sources that work

The best results start from clips like these.

DanceFull-body dance, static camera, the dancer always head-to-toe in frame.WalkA runway walk toward the camera ending in a turn and a pose.TalkChest-up talking to the lens with big hand gestures.SportA slow-motion kick or jump with a clean background.ReactionA three-beat reaction: confused, realising, delighted.

How it works

How motion transfer works

Bring the motion

A 4–15 second MP4 with one clear performer.

Bring the character

One to three images, or a saved AI Influencer.

Get the performance

The character performs the source motion on the original timing.

The guide

Motion transfer, explained

Mullet Mogul placed into the first frame of a dance clip

What “motion transfer” means

Motion transfer separates what moves from who is moving. The motion comes from a real video — a dance, a walk, a gesture, a facial reaction. The identity comes from a character image. The result is a new video in which the character performs the original motion, frame by frame. In ClipSpeed this is what Morphaze does.

Why it beats text-to-video for choreography

Text-to-video models are great at inventing motion, but they are bad at following exact choreography. Ask for a specific eight-count and you get something dance-like. Motion transfer does not guess: the steps, their order and their timing come straight from the source clip. That is why trend videos made this way line up with the original audio.

Recording or generating a good source

Anything you have the rights to can be the source: a clip you filmed, a performer you hired, or a shot you generated yourself. The dances on this page started as AI video — a dancer in an empty studio, static camera, whole body in frame — and were then transferred onto two original characters. Keep the camera steady, keep the performer fully in frame for full-body moves, avoid cuts, and keep it between 4 and 15 seconds.

The two-step process

Morphaze first places the character into the opening frame of the source, matching position, pose and lighting. It then drives that frame with the source’s motion. Ignite keeps the source video’s size and sound; Impact renders sharper detail at 720p or 1080p. Both are billed on the source length plus one second.

Use motion transfer for original characters, mascots and people who have agreed to it — not to make anyone appear to do something they did not.

Where it fits in a workflow

Motion transfer is most useful as a multiplier. Record or generate one strong performance, then give it to every character in your roster — a mascot for the brand account, a comedy character for TikTok, an AI influencer for Reels — and post the same beat three ways in an afternoon.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is AI motion transfer?

Taking the motion from one video and applying it to a different character, so the character performs the same moves on the same timing. ClipSpeed does it with Morphaze.

What videos can I use as the motion source?

Any MP4 of 4 to 15 seconds (up to 100 MB) that you made or have permission to use. One clear performer and a steady camera work best.

Does it copy facial expressions?

Yes. Ignite copies every move, face and lip movement from your video.

Can I use an AI-generated video as the source?

Yes. The dance sources on this page were generated with our AI video generator first.

What quality is the result?

Ignite keeps your source video’s size and sound. Impact renders at 720p or 1080p.

How much does it cost?

Everything runs on one monthly credits wallet that you also use for clipping: Starter is $19 for 300 credits, Pro $39 for 600 and Ultra $59 for 1,000. Motion transfer is billed on the source length plus one second — about 59 credits for 10 seconds on Ignite. The generator shows the credits before you confirm, and credits reset each billing cycle. See pricing for the full table.

Can I try ClipSpeed before a plan starts?

New accounts can start with a $1 3-day trial: 30 minutes of clipping on any plan, watermark-free, plus your own AI Influencer. AI Video, AI Images, Morphaze and AI Ads unlock when your plan starts — or skip the trial in the app to unlock them now.

Who owns what I make?

You do. Our Terms say you keep full ownership of anything you upload or generate, and you are responsible for how you use it — including having the rights to any photo or clip you upload. Platforms increasingly ask you to label realistic AI video; our disclosure guide covers YouTube, TikTok and Meta.

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