Reference to Video

Description

Reference to Video is an AI-powered tool designed to create videos using image, video, and audio references. This tool allows users to upload reference images, videos, or audio to generate smooth and coherent videos where characters speak and act with perfect facial consistency and natural motion. It eliminates the need for reshoots by maintaining continuity across scenes.

The tool works by assigning each source a specific production job before generating a new scene. Images can define a person, product, outfit, scene, or style, while videos guide movement and camera behavior, and audio guides voice, music, and timing. This approach ensures that each reference has a clear role, making the result easier to direct, review, and refine.

Reference to Video supports multiple models, including Seedance 2.0, MiniMax H3, and Omni Flash 1.1, each with different capabilities and limits on the number of reference assets. For example, Seedance 2.5 accepts up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio files, while Omni Flash 1.1 uses seven weighted reference slots.

The tool is ideal for short-drama creators, UGC and ecommerce teams, anime and VTuber creators, fashion and AI-influencer teams, music-video creators, and brand and game teams. It provides a controlled workflow for producing connected shots, ensuring that identity, wardrobe, products, and visual worlds remain recognizable across various scenes.

Pricing for Reference to Video is structured in tiers, with plans such as Lite, Pro, and Ultra, offering different video limits and resolutions. Subscription credits are issued monthly and do not roll over, but users can purchase additional credits as needed.

Reference to Video's Core Features

• AI video generation from references

• Control over characters and products

• Motion and camera direction control

• Style, sound, and timing management

• Multiple model support

• Subscription credits system

• High-resolution output options

• Consistency across scenes

How to use Reference to Video?

1. 1

   Upload: Add image, video, or audio references

2. 2

   Assign: Define roles for each reference

3. 3

   Generate: Create the video with assigned roles

4. 4

   Review: Check for consistency and coherence

Reference to Video's Use Cases

• Short Drama
• Ecommerce Ads
• Anime Creation
• Music Videos
• Brand Campaigns

FAQ from Reference to Video

• How does Reference to Video ensure character consistency?

  It uses a clean identity image to provide stable evidence for facial structure, hair, and distinctive details, improving consistency.

• Can Reference to Video handle multiple characters?

  Yes, but each character should have a separate image reference and a stable name to reduce confusion.

• What types of references can be combined?

  Reference to Video can combine image, video, and audio references to guide identity, motion, and sound.

• What are the model limitations for reference assets?

  Limits vary by model, with Seedance 2.5 accepting up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio files.

• How are subscription credits issued?

  Credits are issued monthly and do not roll over, but additional credits can be purchased.

• What is the difference between Reference to Video and Image to Video?

  Reference to Video combines several sources to guide the entire shot, while Image to Video animates a single still image.

• Why might a reference be ignored?

  References may be ignored if they conflict, are too small, or if their role is not clearly defined in the prompt.

• What is the pricing structure for Reference to Video?

  Pricing is tiered with plans like Lite, Pro, and Ultra, each offering different video limits and resolutions.