reference to video

Reference to Video is an AI video generation tool. Instead of typing a prompt and hoping for the best, you upload reference material: clear images that define a character, a product, clothing, or a style, plus short video clips for motion and audio for voice or music. You then tell the model what each reference controls, and it builds the video from those inputs. The stated goal is to cut down the repeated shooting and re-shooting that normal video production needs. A free quota is available, and subscription points are issued monthly but do not carry over. One-time point packs can be bought on demand.

- Define characters, products, and clothing with reference images

- Assign roles to every image, clip, and audio track you upload

- Build multi-character scenes, giving each character its own image and a stable name

- Review the output for faces, clothing, product shape, and camera direction before you use it

- Video creators who want to skip shooting and post-production work

- Advertising and marketing staff who need several versions of a campaign clip

- Ordinary users with no editing background who still want a usable video

Each model accepts a different number of references, so a project that works on one model may need trimming on another. The documentation itself notes that references are sometimes ignored, and the suggested fix is to remove extra files, crop the part that matters, or describe it more clearly. That means you should plan for at least one regeneration rather than expecting a clean first render. Monthly subscription points expire rather than accumulate, so unused credits are wasted if you stop mid-cycle. Free quotas and point pricing can change without notice. Anything you generate still needs a human check for likeness and brand accuracy before it goes public.