01A character reaction
Record a shrug, wave, or surprised expression and use it to animate an illustrated host. Keep the face visible and the background simple.
Take a new direction. Make a video of your own.
Arrived here searching for Priscy Wan Azigi? Turn your next idea into an original character performance. Bring an image you created and a short motion reference, then animate a fictional character in your browser.
Move and Replace run on Wan 2.2 Animate. The studio also exposes its existing face-swap and video-edit modes, each with its own named engine and controls. “Priscy Wan Azigi” is a search phrase, not a model name.
Start with Move: upload a clear character image and a video of your own gestures or dance. Use Replace when you want to recast the performer in a reference scene. The optional prompt guides the look; both workflows need an image and a video.
A PERFORMANCE WITH YOUR OWN CAST
For visitors exploring Priscy Wan Azigi, this studio offers a practical creative starting point: a character you choose, a performance you record, and a short animation to develop further. A mascot, illustrated host, or fantasy character gives you a distinct subject for an original edit.
Move uses the reference performance to guide motion and expression. Replace uses your image to recast the performer in the source scene. Start with a single visible subject and readable gestures; examine the result for changes to hands, costume, and background before sharing.
Need a character reference? Build one in the image generator, save it, and return here with your motion clip.
Compare the workflows in Wan 2.2 Animate before choosing what to change.
Give a Priscy Wan Azigi search a creative follow-through with an original subject. These are starting ideas; the adjacent research demo illustrates motion transfer rather than any promised result.
Record a shrug, wave, or surprised expression and use it to animate an illustrated host. Keep the face visible and the background simple.
Pair your mascot artwork with a short, self-recorded gesture. Match the image crop to the movement so the whole action fits in frame.
Give a fictional narrator a short opening performance. Develop several shots separately, then arrange the finished clips in your video editor.
The Priscy Wan Azigi creative workflow starts with assets you can edit and ends with a clip you review yourself.
Sign in, then upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP character image and one MP4 video. Each file can be up to 10 MB. For Move and Replace, keep the reference within 30 seconds. Use your own work or material you have permission to edit.
Select Move or Replace, choose 480p or 720p, and review the credits after the video duration is read. Try a short reference first. You can add up to 500 characters of creative direction.
Submit the animation and follow its status in Recent animations. Inspect motion, expression, and character detail before downloading. Finish the edit and add licensed sound in your usual editor.
A friendly fictional mascot follows the reference gestures, with a natural expression, a clear silhouette, and consistent costume details.
Suggested creative direction, not the prompt used for the research demos. Your uploaded video supplies the movement.
Develop a shot idea in the prompt library or browse existing video examples for framing inspiration.
A 5-second Move or Replace animation costs 19 credits at 480p or 37 credits at 720p. Video duration is rounded up to whole seconds with a 3-second billing minimum. Other studio modes have different rates. The displayed quote reflects your selected workflow.
See available credit packs on the pricing page.
An independent character-animation studio for making original, non-explicit short videos from an image and a driving video. It is not a personal-video archive, official account, or service affiliated with Priscy Wan.
The animation model used for Move and Replace is Wan 2.2 Animate. The search phrase in this page title does not identify a separate model, preset, or endorsed template.
Move and Replace require both a character image and a driving video. The text field is optional creative direction. For text-to-video, use the main Wan video generator.
The videos are attributed official Wan-Animate research demonstrations featuring fictional characters. They show the underlying animation technique and are not results from this studio or depictions of Priscy Wan.
Try a short, steady video with one clearly visible performer and simple gestures. Use a clear character image with a matching crop. Fast cuts, occluded faces, and hands outside the frame make the result harder to judge.
Generation uses account credits. Sign in, upload your assets, and review the quote before submitting. Move and Replace pricing depends on resolution and billed duration; no generation is started by watching the examples.
Starting with only a written idea? Open the text-to-video generator to build a scene from a prompt.
Choose a fictional character, record a short performance, and bring them together in the studio.
Create an original clipChoose your goal
Example: make the character in your image follow a dance or gesture from the video.
Keep it short and specific. Maximum 500 characters.
Output resolution
Create with Wan 2.2 Animate Move or Replace. The quote uses the selected resolution and verified MP4 duration, with a 3-second billing minimum.
Official research examples, not results generated through this page. The small inset shows the driving performance. These clips do not depict Priscy Wan.