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Give the model concrete visual evidence
Use character, product, location, style, or motion references to reduce ambiguity in a complex prompt.
AI Video Creation
REFERENCE TO VIDEOGuide video with visual references
Use character, product, style, or scene references to keep the generated video close to your direction.
CREATIVE EXAMPLES
Explore Reference to Video Examples
Open a prompt-bearing template at full size, inspect the creative direction, then use Recreate to move the prompt and settings into the generator.
WHY THIS WORKFLOW
Why use Reference to Video?
Generate AI videos from reference images and videos. Use BotGo AI to guide style, subject consistency, product look, and scene direction.
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Build more consistent creative systems
Keep recognizable subjects, palettes, materials, and visual language closer across related variations.
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Control what stays and what changes
Assign a clear role to each reference so the model knows which details to preserve and where to invent.
Key Features of Reference to Video
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Reference to Video
Reference-led visual direction
Guide character identity, product appearance, mood, palette, or composition with source media.
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More consistent creative systems
Keep recurring visual cues closer across campaign variations and multi-shot concepts.
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Multimodal model selection
Open the workflow with models that support reference inputs instead of manually filtering the catalog.
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Source-aware prompt control
Tell the model what to preserve, what to change, and how the reference should influence motion.
How to Create Videos with Reference to Video
Get started in three clear steps. No editing experience is required.
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Add References
Upload only the character, product, location, style, or motion references that directly constrain the desired shot.
2Assign Each Reference
State which identity, material, palette, composition, or movement must be preserved and what may change.
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Generate a Variation
Choose a reference-capable model, review consistency first, then refine the one instruction that drifted.
Popular Reference to Video Use Cases
See how prompts, references, formats, and model choices become practical creative directions.
BUILT FOR REAL CREATIVE WORK
Who Should Use Reference to Video?
Reference to Video helps solo creators and teams explore more directions without adding more production tools.
CREATORS
Content creators
Develop social concepts, series formats, and visual experiments faster.
MARKETING
Marketing teams
Create campaign directions, channel variations, and localized assets from one workflow.
COMMERCE
Brands and ecommerce
Prototype product media, launch concepts, and seasonal variations before full production.
STUDIOS
Design and production studios
Use AI for previsualization, mood development, storyboards, and option exploration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Reference to Video is available on BotGo as an AI creation workflow with model controls, source inputs, and output settings in one browser workspace.
Open the generator, choose Reference to Video, add a prompt and any required source media, review the settings, and generate.
The available inputs appear directly in the generator and change with the selected model and workflow mode.
You can use the settings exposed by the model, including supported aspect ratios, resolution, duration, and reference limits.
Yes. BotGo keeps leading models in one workspace so you can compare inputs, formats, and workflow modes.
Rights can depend on the model, source media, plan, and local law. Review the terms and use only assets you have permission to upload.
Write a concrete brief with subject, composition, action, camera or lighting, style, and final use. For edits, state what must stay unchanged.
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