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Hand-drawn motion frames
Upload two references, describe the movement, and get a connected sequence of hand-drawn in-between frames. The permanent drawing style stays locked, so every frame speaks the same visual language — and any single bad frame can be regenerated on its own.
Frames are uploaded privately, then signed only for the length of a generation run.
Regenerate any single in-between without rebuilding the shot
One hand-drawn language, carried across every frame.
Regenerate one in-between, not the whole shot.
Dial the spacing, then play it back at 6–24 fps.
Easing curves and six camera moves per shot.
Both endpoints are always kept in the sequence.
Workflow
Four steps, and the movement stays under your control the whole way.
A start frame and an end frame.
Or pick a preset — walk, run, head turn.
Each frame placed by the easing curve.
Regenerate any frame, then play at your fps.
What it produces
Start, the in-betweens you asked for, and the end frame — in order, on one strip.
2–16 in-betweens · start → end
Scrub the strip, step frame by frame, or play the sequence back at the shot's fps.
6–24 fps playback
A frame that breaks the linework gets rebuilt from its own neighbours and the two references.
one frame · not the whole shot
Every generation shows the payload it sent — motion, timing, camera, preserve list and style lock.
task_type · style_lock · negative_prompt
Two references in, a connected hand-drawn sequence out — with every frame still repairable.