Upload up to 9 reference inputs and steer the motion, framing, and style with stronger visual control.
VR Headset Exploded View
A 3D exploded view of a VR headset revealing its internal components, lenses, and circuit boards.
Vibrant Paint Splash
A slow-motion explosion of neon pink, bright blue, and golden paint against a black background.
Cinematic Typing Hands
A black and white close-up of hands typing on a modern keyboard with shallow depth of field.
Fresh Smoothie Bowl
A top-down view of a delicious acai smoothie bowl topped with sliced strawberries, blueberries, bananas, and granola in sunlight.
Reference-guided motion works best when each input has a clear job instead of all of them trying to do the same thing.
Start with 150 free credits and create right away.
The strongest results come from separating what must stay stable from what you want the model to reinterpret.
Reference-to-video works best when the prompt explains the role of each reference instead of treating them as a generic attachment.
Start with the reference that best captures the subject or product you need the model to keep intact.
Use additional images when you need better control over style, lighting, wardrobe, or secondary composition cues.
Explain what should move, what should remain fixed, and how much reinterpretation you are comfortable with.
Review the outputs and keep the version that balances reference fidelity with fresh motion the best.
