Animate Move
Use a source video and image input when the goal is to carry source motion into a new visual setup.
Wan 2.2 Animate Workflows
Wan 2.2.Animate Move and Animate Replace for Source-Media Tasks.
Wan 2.2 animate workflows are built for template-style jobs that start from a source video and an image input. Use animate move when source motion should carry through, and use animate replace when the visual element needs to change inside that motion pattern.
Built for template motion, replacement tests, and source-media transformation workflows.
2 ModesMove / Replace
Video+ImageRequired Inputs
1sFixed Length
720pMax Output
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Try Wan 2.2 Animate Workflows
Upload the source video and the required image, then run animate move or animate replace.
What Is Wan 2.2 Animate
Wan 2.2 Animate — Template-Style Motion and Replacement Workflows.
Wan 2.2 animate is the combined name for two source-media workflows in this project: animate move and animate replace. Both require a source video plus an image input, and both are built for narrow transformation jobs rather than general scene generation.
These modes are useful when the source motion already matters and the task is about how to carry or alter that motion with a new visual input.
Animate Replace
Use a source video and image input when a visual element should be replaced inside the motion pattern.
Source Video Required
These workflows are anchored by existing movement rather than prompt-only generation.
Fixed 1-Second Output
The short template format makes these modes best for narrow transformation tasks and quick previews.
How It Works
Wan 2.2 Animate in
Three Practical Steps.
Choose move or replace, prepare the source media, then generate the short template-style result.
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Choose Animate Move or Animate Replace
Use animate move when you want the motion pattern to carry through with a new visual input. Use animate replace when the core job is replacing a visual element inside existing motion.
Decide based on the transformation goal, not on brand names alone.
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Upload the Source Video and Image
Both workflows depend on source video plus an image input. The source video provides motion structure, while the image provides the visual element that should drive the result.
Cleaner source media makes these narrow transformation modes work better.
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Generate the Fixed Short Output
The result is a very short clip in 480p, 580p, or 720p, designed for template-style preview and fast operational use rather than long narrative output.
Treat these modes as precise utilities, not as broad creative generators.
Wan 2.2 Animate Features
Why Teams Use
Wan 2.2 Animate?
Two narrow source-media transformation workflows inside the Wan 2.2 family.
Animate Move for Motion-Carry Tasks
Animate move is useful when the source motion is the starting point and the job is to carry that movement into a different visual setup with image input.
Keep the motion pattern central.
Animate Replace for Replacement Tasks
Animate replace is useful when the main need is to swap a visual element while preserving the source motion pattern as much as possible.
Swap the visual, keep the motion idea.
Source Video + Image Inputs
Both animate workflows are clearer than prompt-only generation because they begin from defined media inputs instead of a broad text instruction.
Structured inputs for narrow jobs.
Fixed 1-Second Output
The short fixed output makes these workflows useful for preview, template testing, and very specific transformation tasks rather than longer scenes.
Short by design, utility-first in practice.
480p, 580p, and 720p
Teams can choose among three output sizes depending on how lightweight or review-ready the preview needs to be.
Enough output range for operational review.
Good for Template-Like Motion Work
These modes are strongest when the project is more about adapting a motion template than inventing a brand-new scene from prompt.
Closer to transformation than creation.
Useful for Replacement and Preview Loops
Short transformation outputs can help teams validate whether a replacement or movement idea is worth integrating into a bigger content pipeline.
Validate the transformation quickly.
A Narrow but Practical Utility
Wan 2.2 animate is not the broadest workflow in the stack, but it is useful when teams know they need source-media motion transfer or replacement specifically.
Specific tool, clear job.
Use Cases
Wan 2.2 Animate for Source-Media Transformation.
Use animate move and animate replace when the job starts from a source video pattern rather than from a blank prompt.
Motion Prototyping
Preview Visual Changes Against Existing Motion
Use source video plus image input to test motion-carry or replacement ideas quickly before larger edits.
Template Clips
Build Short Transformation Previews for Content Templates
Animate workflows help teams test repeated short template-like effects around existing source media.
Variant Testing
Test Replacement and Motion Variants on Existing Videos
Use animate move and replace to validate different visual treatments around an existing motion structure.
Character Motion Utility
Try Short Character Replacement or Motion-Carry Ideas
Use animate workflows for very narrow motion-transfer tests when source footage already exists.
Production Ops
Support Narrow Utility Tasks in the Pipeline
Studios can use these workflows as operational tools for source-media transformation, not as broad creative generators.
Demonstration Clips
Create Tiny Transformation Examples for Teaching
Use very short animate outputs to illustrate motion-transfer or replacement concepts inside lessons and demos.
What Teams Say
Why Operators Use Wan 2.2 Animate.
“These are narrow workflows, but that is exactly why they are useful. They solve a source-media transformation job more directly than a general model.”
AC
Ava Chen
Production Operator
“Animate move is only relevant for certain tasks, but when you have that task, it is easier than trying to rebuild the effect with a bigger workflow.”
MR
Marco Ruiz
Motion Specialist
“Animate replace is helpful for quick replacement previews. It is a utility mode, not a hero mode, and that is fine.”
LS
Leah Stone
Creative Technologist
“The short fixed output makes sense. These runs are for validation, not for pretending we already have a finished scene.”
DN
Daniel Ng
Studio Producer
“We use these workflows when the source motion is already the point and the visual change is the only real variable.”
YW
Yuna Watanabe
Template Content Lead
“Wan 2.2 animate earns its place as a precise utility for source-media jobs, not as a catch-all generator.”
HK
Hiro Kato
AI Workflow Operator
Start Creating with
Wan 2.2 Animate
Use animate move and animate replace for narrow source-video transformation workflows.
No credit card required. Free generations included. Source video plus image workflow supported.
No credit card required·Free generations included·Move + replace modes·Commercial license
Wan 2.2 Animate FAQ
Wan 2.2 Animate —
Frequently Asked Questions.
Wan 2.2 animate refers to the animate move and animate replace workflows in this project, both of which use source video and image inputs for narrow transformation tasks.
Animate move is for motion-carry style tasks, while animate replace is for replacement-oriented tasks inside an existing motion pattern.
Both workflows require one source video and one image input.
In this project, Wan 2.2 animate move and animate replace generate fixed 1-second outputs.
Wan 2.2 animate workflows support 480p, 580p, and 720p output.
They are best for narrow source-media transformation tasks such as motion-carry previews, replacement experiments, and template-style tests.
No. These workflows are source-media driven and depend on uploaded video plus image inputs.
It is a good fit for operators and studios that need precise source-video transformation utilities rather than broad prompt-led generation.
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