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# Motion Transfer
Use a video to drive motion in your character or replace a subject in an existing clip. Choose how motion and appearance are combined using the mode selector.
Motion Transfer side-bar module.
### **Motion Transfer Modes:**
**Motion:** Apply motion from the source video to your character reference. The output keeps the character and scene from the reference, and follows the source video’s movement and timing.
**Replace:** Keep the source video’s motion and scene, but replace the subject with your character reference.
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Matching the framing between the reference image and source video as closely as possible can lead to better results.
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