AI motion transfer
Film yourself acting on your phone, add a picture of your character, and get a clip of the character doing your moves, mouth moving when you talk.
Left: Ruby talking, the acting clip. Right: Pembrook the fox acting it out from one picture, with Ruby's own voice.
Motion transfer copies a performance from one video onto someone else. You act the moment out yourself, and DreamActor puts your moves, gestures and head turns onto your character: a cartoon, a mascot, an animal or a person.
When you talk, your character's mouth moves along with you, and the sound from your clip stays on the finished clip, exactly as you recorded it.
How it works
- 1Film yourself on your phone, up to 30 seconds, with your head and body in view.
- 2Open Act It Out, add your clip and a picture of your character.
- 3Press Act it out. The clip lands in your Library.
Models that do this
Questions
What should my acting clip look like?
Keep your head and body in view the whole time, in good light, with nothing in front of you. Up to 30 seconds.
What picture works best for the character?
One that shows the character the same way you act: a full-body picture for full-body acting. The new clip takes the picture's shape, so a square picture gives a square clip.
How much does it cost?
It's priced per second of your acting clip, and the total is on the button before you run it. If a run fails, the credits come back automatically.
Does my character's mouth move when I talk?
Yes, it moves along with you while your own recording plays. For exact lip sync on every word, run Lip Sync on the finished clip.
Does it copy props?
It copies your body and head moves. Big props don't always carry over: in our test a tossed pancake didn't.
Read more: Clip tools in the Help Center