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Use reference material to guide a new video

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Use reference material to guide a new video

Keep a subject, setting or visual direction in mind while describing a new shot. Reference material guides the model; it does not have to become the first frame.

What to prepare

What to prepare

Provide at least one visual reference and a prompt. Image, video and accompanying audio support depends on the selected model; audio alone does not replace a visual reference.

What you get

You receive a generated clip guided by the material and prompt. Check subject consistency, camera motion and any generated sound rather than assuming an exact copy.

How to use this scene

  1. 01

    Add relevant references

    Upload references that clearly show the subject or visual direction. Check which media types the model accepts.

  2. 02

    Describe the new shot

    Explain what moves, where it happens and how the camera behaves. Give each reference a clear role in the scene.

  3. 03

    Generate and review

    Choose supported duration and format settings, review the credit quote, then generate. Watch the full clip before downloading.

Examples from this scene

Product teasers, ad spots, title sequences and space walk-throughs. Start with text or an image, then choose a landscape or vertical format.

Every clip below is a real job run here. Tap one and the prompt and stills load — run it yourself.

An input example to start from

A product reveal shot

Use the reference bottle as the product. A slow camera move reveals it on a stone table in morning light; the bottle stays still.

Upload the product reference. It guides the object appearance; the model composes a new opening frame.

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Questions about this scene

Image-to-video uses the uploaded image as the starting frame. Here the references guide the new scene without fixing that exact opening frame.

Model termsOpenAIFLUXByteDanceMiniMax

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