AI Clone Video
Use two approved portraits and a reference video to create a new character performance. Choose the movement, setting, and sound, then review the scene before exporting.
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START WITH A REFERENCE
A familiar face, a different performance
AI Clone Video gives two approved portraits a new performance to try. Choose the people, upload a reference section, and decide which parts of the movement, setting, and sound should carry into the result.
The examples below show the workflow from source photos to short performances. They are creative references, not a promise to reproduce a real person's identity, voice, or exact movement.
A family pair in a new setting
Use the reference to set the rhythm
PHOTO TO PERFORMANCE
Build a reference-led video in three steps
Person one
Person two
Add the approved portraits
Upload one clear image for each performer, or choose both people from a group photo. Set their positions and confirm that you have permission to use the materials.
Reference direction
MotionBackdrop
Choose the section
Select the movement to follow
Upload a reference video or audio, preview the material, and choose the section that should guide the performance. Set the background and sound separately.
MP4
Review, refine, and export
Watch the preview, revise the direction when the take needs another pass, then trim or combine the finished scene and export your MP4.
The AI Clone Video workflow runs in a phone or desktop browser. Keep source materials permissioned and use the saved project to return to a render later.
DIRECT THE REFERENCE
Keep the person, shape the scene
Make the source material work harder
- Choose the two people in the frame
- Use the AI Clone Video workflow with two separate portraits or select two people from a group photo. Set their positions and roles before deciding which person leads the action.
- Use a reference for movement
- Upload a video that shows the gesture, rhythm, or staging you want to explore. Pick the relevant section, then keep the backdrop independent from the motion source.
- Direct the scene around the faces
- Add notes for actions, props, appearance, and atmosphere. A clear visual brief helps the short performance feel like a deliberate scene rather than a random animation.
- Keep a version before changing it
- Save a setup you want to remember, then test another role, reference section, or instruction. Review the revision and restore an earlier version when it works better.
Take the result into an edit
- Create variations from a photo set
- Prepare several pairs or scene ideas in one batch. Reuse the overall direction while tailoring the people, reference section, and background for each result.
- Combine generated scenes with footage
- Bring the rendered clips and your own camera footage into one timeline. Reorder scenes, trim pauses, add music, and mute sections before exporting the MP4.
- Check the cost before rendering
- Review how the selected model, duration, quality, and batch size affect the credit estimate. Set a spending limit before submitting the next group of scenes.
- Return to saved clone video setups
- Follow every render from submission to result. Reopen the saved arrangement, inspect completed previews, and retry a failed scene without rebuilding the whole project.
FIND A SAFE STARTING POINT
Four ways to direct a clone-style video
01
Try a new performance with familiar faces
Pair two portraits with a movement reference and explore how the same people could appear in a different stage, room, or visual mood.
02
Create a social reaction clip
Use a short reference section to give two people a coordinated gesture, then edit the result into a quick response or announcement video.
03
Build a family or friend montage
Prepare several approved portraits, create short variations, and place the results beside your own footage in a personal memory edit.
04
Add a generated shot to a larger edit
Make one controlled performance scene, then combine it with the footage and music you already filmed for a finished social or music video.
AI Clone Video plans
Choose a credit plan for your next reference-led performance. The studio shows the estimated cost for your selected duration and quality before you submit.
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- No preview watermark
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What a video costs
Credits per 12-second video. Length scales the price, rounded up to a whole credit. All formats cost the same.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 credits | 10 credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 credits | 17 credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 credits | 20 credits | 50 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 credits | 37 credits | 93 credits |
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AI Clone Video questions
What does the AI Clone Video workflow create?
It animates two submitted portraits in a short performance using a selected reference video or audio direction. You choose the people, roles, setting, and section to preview before exporting the result.
Can I use a single portrait for an AI clone video?
The current studio creation flow is built for two performers. Upload one portrait for each person, or select both people from a group photo, then assign their positions and roles.
Does this clone a person's voice or create a digital twin?
No. The workflow uses your uploaded photos and reference material to guide a short visual performance. It does not clone a real person's voice or promise a photorealistic digital twin. Only use materials you own or have permission to edit.
Can I use my own reference video?
Yes. Upload a supported reference video, choose the section that should guide the movement, and select the background and other settings separately in the studio.
Can I change the clone video after the preview?
You can adjust the performers, roles, reference section, movement direction, background, and sound settings before requesting another take. Finished clips can be trimmed, muted, or combined in the editor.
Can I use the AI Clone Video workflow on mobile?
Yes. Upload your materials from a current mobile or desktop browser. The generation and rendering happen in the cloud, and the saved project keeps your setup while the task is processing.
YOUR NEXT REFERENCE
Give an approved portrait a new performance
Upload the people you have permission to use, choose a reference section, and shape a short scene that belongs in your next edit.