Wan2.2 Animate

Bring your static character images to life by copying movements and expressions from a target video using AI Animate Mode

Wan-Animate demo showing character and video blending

How to Use Wan 2.2 Animate to Generate Video Animation

Step 1

Upload the Character Image

Upload the image of the character you want to animate. The AI will analyze facial and visual features.

Step 2

Upload the Target Video

Upload a video containing the actions or motion you want to transfer to the character image.

Step 3

Click “Start Animating” and Download

Start Wan 2.2 Animate. The AI will seamlessly blend the character image into the video’s motion and generate an animated video. Download the final result once it's ready.

Why Choose Wan 2.2 Animate

Ultra-Realistic Motion-Driven Animation

Wan 2.2 Animate delivers film-grade motion transfer technology, enabling static images to perform lifelike movements. It ensures seamless blending of expressions, lighting, and skin tones for natural, high-fidelity animated results.

Upload Files

Upload Character Image

Character Image

Upload Reference Video

Reference Video

Image Template

Video Template

Supports JPG, PNG images and MP4, MOV videos. Maximum video size: 100MB

Animation Result

Waiting for Animation

After uploading the character image and reference video, click the start button to animate

History

No history yet

After completing an animation, the result will appear here

Usage Tips

•Use clear front-facing character images for better animation results
•Reference video should clearly show the movements and expressions you want to animate
•Videos under 30 seconds are recommended for faster processing

Wan2.2 Animate FAQ

Is Wan 2.2 Animate safe and private when processing images and videos?

Yes. All uploaded images and videos are securely processed and privately stored. Your content will remain confidential unless you explicitly choose to share it.

What types of media does Wan 2.2 Animate support?

You can upload various types of images and videos, including portraits, lifestyle photos, artistic photos, and general video clips. Simply provide a character image and a target video to generate animated results.

Is Wan 2.2 Animate supported on mobile devices?

Yes. Wan 2.2 Animate is optimized for both desktop and mobile browsers, allowing you to use it anytime and anywhere.

Are there any content restrictions?

Yes. Please avoid uploading illegal, violent, or inappropriate content. For more details, refer to our Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.

★★★★★

“Move Animate is magical! Brought my static character to life by copying realistic movements from reference videos. The expression transfer is surprisingly accurate.“

Alex Thompson

September 15, 2025

★★★★☆

“Great for quick character animation. Motion copying works well, though complex gestures need some manual tweaking.“

Jessica Lin

August 28, 2025

★★★★★

“Finally! A tool that actually understands how to transfer facial expressions properly. My characters look alive now.“

Marcus Rodriguez

September 8, 2025

★★★★★

“Move Animate is magical! Brought my static character to life by copying realistic movements from reference videos. The expression transfer is surprisingly accurate.“

Alex Thompson

September 15, 2025

★★★★☆

“Great for quick character animation. Motion copying works well, though complex gestures need some manual tweaking.“

Jessica Lin

August 28, 2025

★★★★★

“Finally! A tool that actually understands how to transfer facial expressions properly. My characters look alive now.“

Marcus Rodriguez

September 8, 2025

★★★★★

“Move Animate is magical! Brought my static character to life by copying realistic movements from reference videos. The expression transfer is surprisingly accurate.“

Alex Thompson

September 15, 2025

★★★★☆

“Great for quick character animation. Motion copying works well, though complex gestures need some manual tweaking.“

Jessica Lin

August 28, 2025

★★★★★

“Finally! A tool that actually understands how to transfer facial expressions properly. My characters look alive now.“

Marcus Rodriguez

September 8, 2025