HappyHorse Reference to Video
HappyHorse Reference to Video generates a clip that stays faithful to reference images you supply, so a character or product keeps its identity across the shot. It runs in FluxoKit's browser studio from 142 credits for a 5-second 1080p clip, billed by duration and resolution, on plans starting at $14 per month.
Examples
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Overview
HappyHorse Reference to Video answers a specific problem: keep a character, face, or product recognizable while it moves in a generated clip. You supply reference images, add a prompt for the action, and the model renders video that holds the referenced identity instead of inventing a new one each frame.
FluxoKit runs it in the browser with credit pricing and no provider account. A 5-second 1080p clip costs from 142 credits and scales with duration and resolution. This is the HappyHorse 1.0 reference mode; the 1.1 page is the cheaper, refreshed sibling for the same job.
What HappyHorse ref video mode is for
Reference to video is the tool for continuity: a recurring brand character across a campaign, a product that must look like the real product in motion, or a person whose likeness has to stay consistent from clip to clip. Feed one or more reference images plus the action prompt, and the model steers the generation toward that identity rather than a generic lookalike.
It slots into a multi-clip workflow. Lock a reference set once, then generate several shots that share the same character, and finish with an upscale or a lip sync pass in the same canvas. The reference images are the control surface; the prompt directs what the subject does.
Where HappyHorse Reference to Video earns its credits
Creator and brand teams use reference mode to build short series around one consistent character without recasting it every clip. At from 142 credits for a 5-second 1080p run, with the exact cost on every generation in your history, a multi-shot sequence stays budgetable, and the 1.1 sibling is the lower-cost option when the refresh covers your footage.
HappyHorse Reference to Video vs 1.1, Seedance 2.0 Reference, and HappyHorse Image to Video
The 1.1 refresh does the same reference-driven job at from 106 credits for a 5-second 1080p clip, cheaper than 1.0. Start there unless a 1.0 result is what you need.
Seedance owns the 'reference to video' search term and runs token-priced from 91 credits at 720p. Compare on identity hold and motion for your footage.
Image to video animates a single still. Reference mode steers a fresh generation with multiple reference images to hold a consistent character; pick by whether you are animating or generating.
Capabilities
Output type
Video
Source media input
Yes
Reference image handling
Native
Limits
Max reference images
9
Image input size
≥ 400×400 px
Generation credits
Depends on the configured run. Review the estimate before generating and the settled charge in history.
Parameters and inputs
Each field below shows what the model accepts and the limits to apply.
Parameters
Duration
duration
- Required
- No
- Default
- 5
Options
- 3 (3)
- 4 (4)
- 5 (5)
- 6 (6)
- 7 (7)
- 8 (8)
- 9 (9)
- 10 (10)
- 11 (11)
- 12 (12)
- 13 (13)
- 14 (14)
- 15 (15)
Resolution
resolution
- Required
- No
- Default
- 1080P
Options
- 720 P (720P)
- 1080 P (1080P)
Ratio
ratio
- Required
- No
- Default
- 16:9
Options
- 16:9 (16:9)
- 9:16 (9:16)
- 1:1 (1:1)
- 4:3 (4:3)
- 3:4 (3:4)
Watermark
watermark
- Required
- No
- Default
- No
Seed Enabled
seed_enabled
- Required
- No
- Default
- Yes
Seed
seed
- Required
- No
- Default
- Not set
Prompt
prompt
- Required
- Yes
- Default
- Not set
Reference Images
referenceImages
- Required
- Yes
- Default
- Not set
Frequently asked questions
›How much does HappyHorse Reference to Video cost per clip?
It costs from 142 credits for a 5-second 1080p clip on FluxoKit and scales with duration and resolution. Plans start at $14 per month and every generation shows its exact credit cost in your history.
›How many reference images can HappyHorse Reference to Video take?
You supply one or more reference images to steer the identity of the generated subject, plus a prompt for the action. More consistent references generally give a more consistent character across the clip.
›Should I use HappyHorse Reference to Video or the 1.1 version?
The 1.1 reference page runs the same job at a lower per-clip credit cost. Use 1.0 when its output suits your footage; otherwise the 1.1 sibling is the cheaper default.
›Do I need a provider account to use HappyHorse Reference to Video?
No. FluxoKit runs it and more than 100 other AI models under one subscription with credit based pricing and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
›How are HappyHorse Reference to Video examples documented?
The reference-image inputs, parameters, and per-run credits on this page come from FluxoKit's live model registry and pricing. Reference-set to clip walkthroughs arrive with the video showcase wave; nothing here claims examples that are not yet published.
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Run HappyHorse Reference to Video in your browser. No API key, no provider account.
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