Make Your Photo Dance with AI
Upload a photo and a dance reference clip — the AI dance video generator makes it dance. No prompts, no editing, no choreography.
Recreate the moves behind million-view viral videos — you're next.
Animaker is an AI motion-transfer video generator. The homepage, examples, pricing and guides are public — browsing needs no account.
What Animaker is
Animaker is an AI motion-transfer video generator. You upload one portrait photo and one short reference video, and Animaker renders a new clip in which the person in your photo performs the motion from the reference. No prompt writing, no timeline, no editing skills — one credit makes one video, and a failed task is refunded automatically.
This page, the examples, the pricing page, and the blog are public. You can read everything about the product without signing in — an account is only needed to upload files, generate a video, and download the result.
Read the Acceptable Use PolicyResponsible use
- Upload only photos you own or have explicit permission to use.
- If another person is identifiable in your photo, you need their consent.
- Sexual, nude, or intimate imagery is prohibited — including non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) of a real person.
- We do not use Google APIs or Google account data to create NCII or any sexual content.
Create an AI motion video
Upload a clear portrait and a reference action clip. Animaker recreates that movement on your subject.
Generated with Animaker
Real movement, carried into a new subject
These are actual generated clips from the same photo-and-reference-video workflow available in the creator studio.
Street dance transfer
Full-body motion transferred from a short reference performance.
Cinematic portrait motion
A single photo gains the timing and presence of a real performance.
Expressive creator motion
A still portrait becomes a social-ready performance clip.
Brand-ready campaign clip
Reference motion drives a new subject for consistent brand output.
Compact campaign visual
A direct, high-impact result suited to feeds and product campaigns.
Social feed performance
Eye-catching movement tuned for short-video feeds.
Dynamic full-body motion
A complete performance transferred onto a new subject.
Portrait to performance
A still portrait comes alive with natural motion.
Expressive gesture transfer
Subtle hand and body gestures recreated faithfully.
Short-form showcase
A punchy clip tuned for fast-scrolling feeds.
Fluid movement demo
Smooth, natural motion carried onto a fresh character.
Editorial motion piece
Clean, high-impact motion for brand and campaign use.
Everyday action transfer
Everyday action replayed on a new person.
Compact result clip
A tight, share-ready result from minimal source.
Motion consistency check
Stable identity and movement across the whole clip.
Seen enough? Put your own photo in the next one.
Create your videoOne simple workflow
From two files to a finished motion video
Upload, generation, storage, and automatic refunds — all in one workspace.
Upload photo and motion reference
Pick a clear portrait and a short clip whose movement you want to recreate. Files go straight to secure private storage.
The engine recreates the motion
Choose motion transfer or person replacement. The task runs and tracks itself automatically.
Review and download
Finished MP4s appear in your task history, ready to play in the browser. Downloading the file needs a credit pack. If a task fails, its credit is refunded automatically.
No prompts. No subscription.
Upload two files. Get the movement you asked for.
Pay per video from $0.30, no subscription. If a task cannot finish, the credit comes back automatically.
It's still your photo
General video models generate a new person from your description. Here the face, skin and clothing come from your photo — only the motion is new.
No prompt to figure out
A sentence is a clumsy way to describe a dance. Upload a photo and a clip of the movement: the clip is the instruction.
Up to 60 seconds
Reference clips run to 60 seconds here, so a full dance, a product demo or a spoken line fits in one generation instead of a five-second fragment.
Two ways to use it
Move the motion onto your photo, or keep the original scene and camera move and swap in your own performer.
FAQ
Good to know before your first video
Practical notes on motion quality, credits and refunds — and why none of this needs editing skills.
Your next million-view clip starts with one photo
Upload a photo, pick a reference clip, and you have your own version in minutes.