Reference to Video

Reference to Video is an AI video tool that builds a new clip from a reference video plus your photos. Some actions, camera moves, and reveals are hard to explain with text alone. This product lets you show the movement instead. The reference clip supplies the action, timing, and camera path. Your photos supply the person, outfit, product, or setting. You can start from a template gallery or upload your own short clip.
The gallery covers dance, camera moves, pets, fashion, performance, cinematic shots, and gestures. If none of those fit, upload a clip of about two to fifteen seconds. Add up to nine reference photos. Pick a model, optionally write a short custom prompt, and check the credit estimate before you generate. Results and downloads stay in your creations. The site also includes text-to-video, image-to-video, and AI image workspaces, with English and German interfaces.
It is useful for fashion and character performances, product orbits, unboxing reveals, and short clips for social posts or mood boards. A marketer can keep a camera move that already looks right and swap the product. A creator can keep a gesture and change the person. You do not have to describe the motion from scratch when you already have a clip that shows it.
Reference to Video is freemium. A free plan includes credits at login and watermarked downloads. Paid plans start around eight dollars a month when billed yearly. Credits can also be bought in packs that do not expire. It is not a full editing suite and it is not a long-form video studio. Use it when a short reference is the fastest way to explain the shot you want. The official site at reference2video.com shows the current templates, models, and prices. Teams that already collect reference clips will get the most from it, because the reference does the hardest part of the prompt.