I have a viral clip I want to recreate, but I can’t describe the exact motion well enough in a text prompt.

Recreate the motion from a reference video clip without needing to precisely describe it in text. This feature helps you capture the exact movement style and timing from viral clips so your generated output matches what you have in mind.

This feature helps you recreate a specific motion from an existing clip when a text prompt isn’t enough to describe it accurately. Instead of guessing how to phrase complex movement, you can use a reference clip to convey the motion you want to reproduce. It is designed for situations where the key ingredient is the way something moves—such as a dance step, a camera move, a gesture, or a short action sequence. The workflow focuses on translating motion from the clip into your new creation so the resulting animation or video feels closer to the original reference. This reduces prompt trial-and-error and saves time spent iterating on wording. It is especially useful for recreating viral moments, trends, and recognizable movement patterns where small timing differences matter. You can still provide creative direction for the subject, scene, or style while relying on the clip to guide motion. The feature is useful for creators, marketers, and social teams who need fast, accurate motion replication for trend-based content. It also supports prototyping and storyboarding when you want to test an action quickly without manually animating it.