Give any character a real performance.
WAN 2.2 Animate animates a still character image from a driving video, so your character mirrors the performer’s movement. On Zorq it runs alongside 25+ image, video, voice and lipsync models — build the character, animate it and voice it in one place.
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Why creators pick WAN 2.2 Animate
A still image, brought to life
Upload a character image and a driving video — the model animates your character to match the performance in the footage.
Standard and Pro quality
Standard runs at 3 credits per second and Pro at 4.5 credits per second, billed on the length of your source video.
Add sound inside Zorq
WAN-family models render silent video — add a voiceover with text-to-speech, music, or make the character speak with lipsync, all in the same subscription.
How to use WAN 2.2 Animate on Zorq
No install, no waitlist — it runs in the browser.
Sign in free
Sign in with Google or Apple at zorqai.com — free starter credits, no credit card needed to start.
Pick the model
Open the video workspace at /videogenerate and choose WAN 2.2 Animate, then pick the Standard or Pro tier.
Upload image and video
Add the character image to animate and the driving video with the performance to copy.
Generate and add sound
Generate the animation, then optionally add a voice with lipsync or text-to-speech from the audio tools at /audio.
Simple pricing that covers it all
Credit-based plans for image, video, voice and more — not just one media type.
Prices shown billed annually · save up to 67% vs monthly · compare all plans
Frequently asked questions
What is WAN 2.2 Animate?
WAN 2.2 Animate is a character-animation model from Alibaba’s WAN family: it takes a still character image and a driving video, and animates the character to match the video’s performance. On Zorq AI you run it in the browser next to 25+ other models.
How many credits does WAN 2.2 Animate cost?
The Standard tier costs 3 credits per second and the Pro tier 4.5 credits per second, billed on the length of your source video. A 10-second driving video therefore costs 30 credits on Standard or 45 on Pro.
Does WAN 2.2 Animate output have sound?
No — WAN-family models generate silent video. On Zorq you can add sound in the same subscription: generate a voiceover or music at /audio, or use lipsync to make the character actually speak.
WAN 2.2 Animate or Kling Motion Control — which is better?
Both apply a driving video’s motion to a character image. WAN 2.2 Animate starts at 3 credits per second and is billed on your source video’s length, while Kling 2.6 Motion Control costs 2.4 credits per second and offers an optional Scene Control pass. They handle footage differently, so it is worth testing both on your material.
What inputs do I need?
A character image and a driving video with the movement you want. The output length follows your source video.
Try WAN 2.2 Animate now
One subscription covers this model plus 25+ more for image, video, voice and lipsync.