Two Core Creation Modes
Use Animation mode to bring a still portrait to life, or use Replace mode to swap the performer in an existing video while keeping the underlying motion.
Animate your photo to a dance or talking AI video or replace the character in a video with your character image for AI video face swap & character replacement.
Transform your photo into motion or talking video using choreography from a reference clip. Perfect for bringing static images to life.
Duration: 5s
Upload Character Image
JPG, PNG, WEBP (Max 10MB)
Use Animation mode to bring a still portrait to life, or use Replace mode to swap the performer in an existing video while keeping the underlying motion.
The tool uses Wan Animate models to preserve movement rhythm, facial timing, and scene energy, making generated clips feel more watchable and production-ready.
Starter credits let you test the workflow first, then move into larger batches or higher-quality outputs only when you know the idea is worth scaling.
Start with free credits, then pay based on output duration and resolution. This makes it easier to test creative directions before committing to a larger production budget.
Most jobs render in a few minutes, which is ideal for content batching, client review rounds, and short-form creative iteration when speed matters.
Choose 480p for cheaper drafts and social tests, or 720p when the result needs better clarity for public-facing content or polished presentations.
Choose Animation mode to bring a still character image to life, or Replace mode when you want to insert your own character into an existing video while preserving the original performance.
Add your motion reference or source video along with the character image. Wan Animate supports MP4, WebM, MOV, and AVI videos up to 30MB and images such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP up to 10MB.
Choose 480p or 720p, submit the job, and download the final video once processing completes. Most jobs finish in about 2 to 5 minutes.
Transfer movement from a reference clip to a still character image so the final animation follows pose timing, dance rhythm, and body motion more naturally.
Replace the visible character in an existing clip while preserving movement, framing, and scene momentum, which is useful for parody, branding, and creator experiments.
Use 480p for lower-cost testing or 720p for sharper final output, letting you match render quality to credit budget and publishing needs.
Keep audio from the source video so music, speech, and ambient sound remain aligned with the generated visuals instead of requiring manual re-sync.
Cloud rendering keeps turnaround short, helping creators test multiple motion ideas or client directions inside the same working session.
Animations Created
100K+
Generated motion videos
Animation Modes
2
Animation and Replace flows
User Satisfaction
95%
Positive creator feedback
Processing Speed
2-5min
Typical render duration
Max Video Length
60s
Supported source duration
Output Quality
720p
Highest standard tier
Wan Animate is an AI video workflow with two core modes. Animation mode transfers motion from a reference clip onto a still character image, while Replace mode swaps the visible performer in an existing video with your own character.
You can begin with free credits. After that, pricing depends on clip duration and selected resolution, so you only pay for the output you actually render.
Animation mode is for turning a still portrait into motion. Replace mode is for keeping an existing clip structure while inserting your own character into that scene.
Wan Animate supports MP4, WebM, MOV, and AVI videos up to 30MB and up to 60 seconds long. Character images can be JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 10MB.
Most jobs render in about 2 to 5 minutes. Exact time depends on clip length, selected resolution, and queue load.
480p is useful for fast drafts and lighter credit use. 720p is better for clearer publishing output, review links, and public-facing content.
Commercial use is generally supported as long as you have rights to the source assets and your use follows the relevant laws, platform rules, and content policy.
Yes. The workflow is designed to keep source audio aligned with the generated visuals so dialogue, music, and pacing still make sense in the final clip.
A clear, well-lit image with visible facial features and body structure usually produces the best result. Higher-resolution input generally helps edge quality and motion stability.
Yes. Harmful, explicit, illegal, deceptive, or abusive content is not allowed. Policy-violating requests can be blocked or removed.