Avatar transfer or motion transfer

Use avatar transfer when the edit is the asset

Talking reviews, lists, and niche explainers usually win because of the cuts, the hook, and the room. You want that picture with your avatar in it. That is the recommended clone. Current options: PixVerse Swap, 1 credit (recommended).

• PixVerse Swap

  Recommended

  Keeps the edit and swaps the person.

  1 credit

Use motion transfer when the movement is the asset

Dance and gesture clips are the obvious case. You already have a still of the avatar. The source shows a phrase of movement you can see with the sound off. Kling 2.6 is the best value. Kling V3 is the sharper render when the batch has to look finished. Current options: Kling Motion 2.6, 2 credits (best value); Kling Motion V3, 3 credits.

• Kling Motion 2.6

  Best value

  Best value when a still photo should perform the motion.

  2 credits

• Kling Motion V3

  Sharper motion when the clip has to look finished.

  3 credits

Do not pick motion transfer for a talking-head review just because the name sounds newer. You will lose the edit you searched for.

Remake is a third path

Remake does not paste a TikTok, Reel, or Shorts URL. It makes a new clip from a prompt. Use the draft to see if the idea is worth posting. Use the higher credit when you will actually publish it. Current options: Fast draft, 1 credit (draft); Kling 2.6, 2 credits.

• Fast draft

  Draft

  A draft from a prompt, so you can test the idea.

  1 credit

• Kling 2.6

  Cleaner motion for the remake you will publish.

  2 credits

Voice sits on top

Original voice is included and keeps the source audio. A catalog voice or your own sample adds 1 credit. Change it when the account should sound like you, especially for a personal brand. Leave it when the clip has no speech, which is common for dance.

On-screen text is separate. If captions are burned into the picture and they name someone else, add a prompt to strip that text. The product still belongs in the caption you write at post time.