If you’ve tried prompt-only AI video tools, you know the pain: great results sometimes, but motion consistency can feel like a lottery.
I built Motion Control AI to be control-first: you guide generation with reference motion (a source clip) so character movement is more predictable and repeatable across takes.
What it’s good for
• Creating character-driven short clips for TikTok/Reels/Shorts
• Making multiple ad creative variations without the motion drifting every time
• Quick animation prototyping (story beats, movement tests, concepts)
• Iterating fast: upload → generate → tweak → export
Why reference motion matters
Instead of trying to “describe motion” in text, you can show it—then generate variations that keep the movement direction you want.
🔗 Try it here: Motion Control AI
If you test it, I’d love feedback:
What’s your biggest frustration with AI video today—motion control, character consistency, or editing workflow?
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