NEON DanceTransfer the movement and performance of a source video to the subject in your reference image.
Your source media stays private and is sent only when you submit.
Upload a subject image and a 2–15 second source video, then describe how the transfer should look.
Add a description of the motion or scene before submitting.
Mimic motion AI combines a subject image with a source video. The motion source supplies performance and timing while your prompt tells the model what to preserve.
These visual cards illustrate the workflow with concept frames; they are not generated before-and-after results.
Use a clean subject image and a short dance clip to transfer the performance.
“Transfer the dancer's choreography and timing to the subject image; keep the movement fluid and preserve the source camera rhythm.”
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Capture a deliberate gesture or presentation movement from a source clip.
“Transfer the presenter's hand gestures and calm delivery to the subject; preserve the original pacing and framing.”
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Use a short action clip to guide a subject through a clear physical movement.
“Transfer the runner's stride and body timing to the subject, keeping the movement natural and the background stable.”
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Use a short, clearly framed action reference to transfer a precise physical sequence.
“Transfer the martial artist's controlled sequence and timing to the subject, preserving the source framing and grounded footwork.”
Try this setupMiniMax H3 reference videos must be between 2 and 15 seconds. The page validates the uploaded duration before the task is sent.
The workflow is intended for a clear subject performance or movement. A stable camera and unobstructed action generally give the model more usable motion cues.
Describe the camera behavior in your prompt. The source video and that instruction are processed together.