Identity drifts between frames
Use a higher-resolution character image, keep the face visible, shorten the clip, and describe the identity details that must remain unchanged.
Modelo
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CHARACTER IMAGE TO INSERT
JPEG, PNG, JPG, WEBP · max 10MB
SOURCE VIDEO WITH MOTION
MP4, MOV · max 100MB · 3-30s
PRESERVATION PROMPT (OPTIONAL)
Resolução
Total de créditos
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WAN 2.2 ANIMATE REPLACE WORKFLOW
Quick answer
Wan 2.2 Animate replace uses a character image plus a source video: the image defines who should appear, while the video supplies motion, expressions, framing, and scene context. Start with a short, clear clip so you can inspect identity, edges, lighting, and continuity before trying a longer edit.
Input requirements
Match the source type to a conservative first motion target. That improves the keeper rate before spending credits on longer clips.
| Input | Best for | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Character image | A sharp, front or three-quarter subject with a readable face, outfit, and silhouette | Tiny, cropped, blurry, or heavily occluded reference art |
| Source video | One main subject, readable motion, stable lighting, and a short 3-30 second scene | Fast cuts, crowds, severe blur, or a subject hidden behind props |
| Preservation prompt | Short instructions about keeping the camera, lighting, wardrobe, or background | Conflicting instructions that ask for a different action than the source clip |
Failure reasons
Use a higher-resolution character image, keep the face visible, shorten the clip, and describe the identity details that must remain unchanged.
Start with a simple pose and limited occlusion. Fast hand movement, crossed limbs, and props crossing the body are difficult first tests for any replacement model.
Match the source and reference image angle and lighting. Ask to preserve the scene and use a cleaner clip before adding stylization or a complex wardrobe change.
FAQ
It is the replacement mode in Wan 2.2 Animate: a character image is inserted into a reference video while the source motion and scene guide the generated result.
Start with a 5–10 second clip containing one clearly visible subject. Check the face, hands, silhouette, lighting, and scene continuity before extending the edit or adding more complex instructions.
Use Animate when a still character should follow a driving video. Use Replace when an existing scene already works and you want to change the visible subject while keeping the scene and motion.
A full-body swap is possible when the source subject stays visible and the character image has a clear silhouette. Start with a short clip and inspect hands, feet, clothing edges, and occlusion before scaling up.
Choose a ComfyUI or API workflow when you need local weights, custom nodes, reproducible seeds, or direct control of the official Wan 2.2 pipeline.
Related pages
Change the visible subject while preserving the source scene and motion.
Open replace characterSOURCE VIDEOTransform an existing clip when the main goal is style or scene change rather than subject replacement.
Open video to videoNO SOURCE CLIPUse an image reference for a new clip when you do not have a driving video to preserve.
Open reference to video