Motion-transfer video on your own GPU
AI video is where the cloud bills get scary: credits per second, long queues, watermarks, and your footage living on someone else's servers. For anyone who wants to make video regularly, that adds up fast.
Video Studio keeps it on your side of the wire. It does motion transfer — take a movement you like and put it on your own subject — and renders the result on your own GPU. Nothing uploaded, nothing metered, and the video is yours.
How it works
- Bring your subject — the character or person you want to animate.
- Pick a motion — a reference clip with the movement you want to transfer.
- Transfer & render — Video Studio maps that motion onto your subject and renders the video locally, using open models.
- Keep it — the finished clip is saved on your computer, yours to use.
Good to know: rendering happens on your own hardware, so there's no per-second cloud bill and nothing leaves your computer. What you make is yours to keep — no watermark, no account holding it hostage.
Who it's for
- Character & virtual-human creators bringing their character to life in motion
- Short-form & faceless creators who need a steady output of clips
- Marketers & animators producing motion content without a render farm bill
- Anyone who wants to own their GPU time instead of renting it by the second
Getting started
- Install Video Studio — a desktop app that renders on your own GPU, locally.
- Add your subject and a motion reference.
- Transfer, render, and save — the clip stays on your disk, yours to use.
A little helper: Oddie
In the corner of the app you'll find Oddie, a friendly pixel robot. It answers common questions and, when it can't help, lets you reach our team in one click. It's built from simple rules — it doesn't use AI and it never looks at your private content.