Mina LabsAI Motion Transfer
Motion transfer here does not mean pasting a face onto existing footage. The clip you upload is the authority for everything about the performance - the movement, the gestures, the timing, the cut points and the exact path of the camera - and all of that is held. What gets rebuilt is what is inside the frame: who is in the shot, what they are wearing, where they are standing and what the light is doing. So a phone video of somebody walking across a room can come back as the same walk, the same length, the same camera, with a different person in a different world. The same dance can be performed by five different people in five different places and stay in step frame for frame, which is what makes the split-screen edits people share work. Clips run from four to thirty seconds, with up to eight reference photos, priced by the second.
Start editing free → Keeps the movement and the camera · rebuilds the cast and the world · 4 to 30 secondsQuestions
What does motion transfer actually keep?
The movement, the performance, the timing, the cut points and the camera path, all from your own clip. What gets rebuilt is everything in the frame: who is in it, what they are wearing and where they are.
Is this a face swap?
No. A face swap paints a new face onto the same footage. This regenerates the whole shot around the original motion data, so the location, the wardrobe and the lighting can change too while the performance stays exactly as it was filmed.
How many photos can I upload?
Up to eight reference images. Front-facing, full-body pictures with clear faces and clothing give the steadiest result, because that is what the identity is rebuilt from.
How long can the video be?
From 4 to 30 seconds. The price is per second of the clip you upload: 8 credits a second at 480p and 16 a second at 720p.
Do I have to write a prompt?
No. Without one the clip is recast as it is. With one, two agents read your words and your uploaded photos first – a producer works out who is being replaced and where, and a VFX specialist builds the world around it – so a walk through a kitchen can come back as a breach through a doorway.
How do people make those videos where the dancer keeps changing but the moves stay perfectly in sync?
They are motion transfer. One source video provides the choreography, and each new character and location is transferred onto that same clip, so every version moves on exactly the same frames. Cut them together, or show two side by side, and they match perfectly.
How long can the video be?
From 4 to 30 seconds per transfer, priced by the second, so you only pay for the part you use.
How many photos of my character do I need?
One clear photo works; up to eight lets it hold the face, the build and the outfit more faithfully from every angle.