Wan Animate Move
Use the driving video as a motion reference for the character in your image. It works well for dance clips, gestures, talking-head movement, and stylized character performances.
KIE-powered Wan animation workspace
Wan 2.2 Animate Online
Transfer motion or replace a character from one image and one driving video
Turn a portrait or character image into a performance guided by your reference video. Choose Move for motion transfer or Replace to swap the person while keeping the source action and timing.
This workspace runs KIE Wan 2.2 Animate Move/Replace. Cost is calculated from the verified MP4 duration and selected resolution before submission.
2 modesMotion transfer + character replacement
30 secMaximum driving-video length
480–720pSelectable output resolution
One workflow, two controls
Move and Replace solve different animation jobs
Both modes use the same two inputs, but they answer different creative needs. Start with the result you want, then choose the mode.
Wan Animate Replace
Use the image as the new character reference inside the driving video. Choose it when the source timing and scene work, but the on-screen person needs to change.
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Wan 2.7 ImageCharacter reference
Wan 2.2 AnimateMotion transfer
Animated characterExported result
Image-to-animation workflow
Create with Wan 2.7 Image, animate with Wan 2.2
Build a clean, full-body character reference in Wan 2.7 Image first. Then bring that image here with a driving video to create a repeatable character-animation workflow without setting up a local ComfyUI graph.
Create a character with Wan 2.7 ImageHow to make a Wan character animation
Upload a driving video
Choose a clear MP4 up to 30 seconds and 10MB. Keep the performer visible and avoid abrupt cuts for more consistent motion.
Add a character image
Use a sharp PNG, JPG, or WebP with a readable face, body shape, and outfit. Match the source framing when possible.
Choose mode and resolution
Select Move or Replace, review the verified duration and credit quote, then render at 480p, 580p, or 720p.
Continue your Wan workflow
Wan 2.2 Animate FAQ
Which model runs in this Wan Animate tool?
The live generator runs KIE Wan 2.2 Animate Move and Wan 2.2 Animate Replace. The selected mode is mapped to the corresponding KIE model on the server.
What is a driving video?
A driving video is the motion reference. Its body movement, timing, gestures, and camera framing guide the generated character animation.
What is the difference between Move and Replace?
Move transfers motion from the driving video to the character image. Replace uses the character image to replace the person in the source video.
What files and resolutions are supported?
Upload one MP4 up to 30 seconds and 10MB plus one PNG, JPG, or WebP image up to 10MB. Outputs can be 480p, 580p, or 720p.
How are credits calculated?
Credits are based on the server-verified video duration and selected output resolution. The exact quote appears before you submit the job.
Do I need ComfyUI or a local GPU?
No. This is a hosted browser workflow, so you can upload inputs and run the animation without installing a local ComfyUI workflow.
Turn a character image into a performance
Upload a clean reference image and a short driving video, then choose the animation mode that matches your shot.
Start animating