VioEvo

Videomodellen

REFERENTIE-INVOEREN(0/3)

1-3 afbeeldingen; Ondersteunde formaten: JPG, JPEG, PNG; elk bestand max. 10MB.

PROMPT

0/5000

Resolutie

Beeldverhouding

Videomodellen

REFERENTIE-INVOEREN(0/3)

1-3 afbeeldingen; Ondersteunde formaten: JPG, JPEG, PNG; elk bestand max. 10MB.

PROMPT

0/5000

Resolutie

Beeldverhouding

Video-inspiratie

Ontdek wat mogelijk is

Bekijk een geselecteerd video-voorbeeld en meld je aan om je eigen generaties te maken en op te slaan.

AI referentie-naar-video generator voor gecontroleerde motion

Stuur videogeneratie met referentiebeelden en clips voor consistente personages, gecontroleerde scènes en gerichte resultaten.

VR-headset Explosietekening

Een 3D-explosietekening van een VR-headset met daarin de interne componenten, lenzen en printplaten.

Levendige Verfspat

Een slow-motion explosie van neonroze, helderblauwe en gouden verf tegen een zwarte achtergrond.

Verse Smoothie Bowl

Een bovenaanzicht van een heerlijke acai smoothie bowl gegarneerd met gesneden aardbeien, bosbessen, bananen en muesli in het zonlicht.

How reference-to-video uses multiple inputs

Reference-guided motion works best when each input has a clear job instead of all of them trying to do the same thing.

Anchor the shot

Use the strongest image to keep the silhouette, framing, and overall scene structure in place.
Hold the product, character, or environment identity steady while motion is being generated.
Treat the anchor as the visual truth the model should not drift away from.

Support the style

Add secondary references for lighting, wardrobe, texture, or mood direction.
Use supporting inputs when one image is not enough to explain the visual finish you want.

Functies

Gebruik referenties om personages, scènes en stijl consistent te houden

Ideaal voor merkwork, campagnes en visuele continuïteit

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Direct the final motion

Tell the model what should move, what should remain fixed, and how much interpretation is acceptable.
Combine prompt language with the references so motion, style, and continuity all point in the same direction.
Review whether the final clip still feels attached to the original set of cues after the edit.

Reference signals vs creative direction

The strongest results come from separating what must stay stable from what you want the model to reinterpret.

Reference signals

Shape, silhouette, and object identity
Wardrobe, materials, or product details
Camera framing and key composition cues

How to steer a reference-guided shot

Reference-to-video works best when the prompt explains the role of each reference instead of treating them as a generic attachment.

1
Choose the strongest anchor
Start with the reference that best captures the subject or product you need the model to keep intact.
2
Add supporting references
Use additional images when you need better control over style, lighting, wardrobe, or secondary composition cues.
3
State the motion brief
Explain what should move, what should remain fixed, and how much reinterpretation you are comfortable with.

Reference to video FAQs

How many reference inputs can I use in reference-to-video?

You can upload up to 9 reference inputs, which is useful when you need multiple visual anchors instead of a single source image.

When should I use reference-to-video instead of image to video?

Use reference-to-video when one image is not enough to describe the subject, product, or visual language you need to keep consistent.

Can reference-to-video help with character continuity?

Yes. It is a strong fit when you want a character, wardrobe, or identity cue to stay recognizable across the new motion result.

Creative direction

Lighting style and scene mood
Motion pace, camera movement, and energy
Editorial, commercial, or cinematic treatment
The final use case, such as product or character continuity

Generate and narrow the direction

Review the outputs and keep the version that balances reference fidelity with fresh motion the best.