Vidu AI – Reference-to-Video Model

What is Vidu AI Reference to Video?

Vidu AI Reference to Video is a powerful generative platform that transforms one or more reference images into high-quality, multi-shot animated videos. It ensures visual consistency of characters, objects, or environments throughout the sequence, guided by detailed text prompts for style, motion, and transitions. Ideal for creators, marketers, and storytellers who want precise control over animation from their reference imagery.

Key Features

• Upload single or multiple reference images for consistent multi-shot videos
• Maintain character, object, and environment consistency across shots
• Customize animation style, aspect ratio, and duration
• Advanced seed control (seed: 0–999999) for reproducible outputs
• Optional background music toggle (bgm: true/false)
• Adjustable movement amplitude (movement_amplitude: auto)

Best Use Cases

• Character Animations: Animate concept art or photos with consistent motion
• Marketing Clips: Generate product demos using reference images
• Storytelling: Create cinematic scenes with unified visual elements
• Social Media: Produce vertical reels or square videos from reference art
• E-Learning: Animate diagrams or instructional visuals into engaging videos

Prompt Tips and Output Quality

• Provide clear, descriptive prompts to guide style and animation
• Use high-resolution reference images for better texture and detail
• Choose appropriate aspect ratio for target platform (e.g., 16:9, 9:16)
• Fix the seed parameter to reproduce exact animation sequences
• Enable or disable background music as needed (bgm)
• Use movement_amplitude: auto for natural motion balance

FAQs

Q: How many reference images can I use?
A: You can upload one or multiple reference images to maintain consistency across different shots.

Q: Can I reproduce the same animation reliably?
A: Yes, by setting a fixed seed value, you get consistent animations every time.

Q: Is background music added automatically?
A: No, background music is optional and can be toggled on or off via the bgm parameter.

Q: What aspect ratios are supported?
A: Common presets like 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 are supported for various platforms.