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WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto

WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto transforms stylized character footage into a photographic human interpretation while retaining the source motion, expressions, and framing.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Resolution: 480p$0.04 / input second
Resolution: 720p$0.08 / input second
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 120 seconds.
  • Bill at least 3 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto

WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto translates synthetic character footage into a realistic human performance. A supplied video defines the action and scene; the model changes the character’s visual treatment toward a photographic, live-action-like appearance.

Movement carries through from the source, including head turns, eye blinks, and body gestures. The transformation also follows facial expressions and lip movement. Original framing and pacing remain part of the shot, with scene lighting adapted to the human interpretation.

What it's good for

Filmmakers can use animated previs to study how a character performance might read in live action. Existing staging provides a consistent basis for reviewing acting choices and the rhythm of a planned sequence.

Avatar recordings and game-style character footage can also become realistic performance studies. This gives creative teams a way to explore human treatments of synthetic characters while keeping the motion and shot structure that already define the scene.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/wan-2.1-synthetic-to-real-ditto

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.04 / input second

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Passthru

WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto

WAN 2.1 Synthetic to Real Ditto translates synthetic character footage into a realistic human performance. A supplied video defines the action and scene; the model changes the character’s visual treatment toward a photographic, live-action-like appearance.

Movement carries through from the source, including head turns, eye blinks, and body gestures. The transformation also follows facial expressions and lip movement. Original framing and pacing remain part of the shot, with scene lighting adapted to the human interpretation.

What it's good for

Filmmakers can use animated previs to study how a character performance might read in live action. Existing staging provides a consistent basis for reviewing acting choices and the rhythm of a planned sequence.

Avatar recordings and game-style character footage can also become realistic performance studies. This gives creative teams a way to explore human treatments of synthetic characters while keeping the motion and shot structure that already define the scene.