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AI Reference to Video
Use AI Reference to Video to create consistent videos from image and video references. Guide motion, framing, pacing, and visual style with flexible reference inputs.
Preview the motion, framing, and visual quality before creating your own AI video with this tool.
How to Use AI Reference to Video
Use the generator, add your prompt or source media, choose the right settings, then create and review your AI video result.
Add your input
Upload source media when needed or start from a clear prompt that describes the subject, style, action, and scene.
Set the video direction
Choose model, duration, aspect ratio, and quality settings that match the platform and content style you need.
Generate and preview
Create the video, review the result, then adjust the prompt or settings for a cleaner final version.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before using AI Reference to Video.
What is AI Reference to Video?
AI Reference to Video is a reference-guided video workflow where you upload images or videos to guide motion, framing, pacing, and visual style, then describe the final result with a prompt.
Is this the same as normal video-to-video?
Not exactly. This page is designed as a reference-guided generation workflow, not a standard editor. Your uploaded assets act as guidance for the new video rather than a direct frame-by-frame edit.
What reference inputs can I upload?
You can upload reference images and reference videos to guide the final generation. Images help with look and composition, while videos help preserve motion, pacing, and camera direction.
Does reference video duration affect credits?
Yes. Reference video duration is billed, so longer clips and heavier generations can cost more credits.