Open-source alternatives to X Portrait

CVPR'25Tora: Trajectory-oriented Diffusion Transformer for Video Generation

This repository contains the source code for the CVPR oral paper Animating Arbitrary Objects via Deep Motion Transfer by Aliaksandr Siarohin, Stéphane Lathuilière, Sergey Tulyakov, Elisa Ricci and Nicu Sebe. We call the proposed deep framework Monkey-Net, as it enables motion transfer by…

paper | project website

Champ is a generative vision system and controllable image-to-video generator designed for human image animation. It uses a diffusion-based video synthesizer and 3D parametric guidance to transform a single reference image into a consistent sequence of motion based on external driving data. The framework distinguishes itself through a human pose transfer system that employs 3D body parametric extraction and coordinate-space alignment. This allows the model to map motion from a driving video to a reference person by adjusting for body scales and camera perspectives using depth and semantic con

Expressive Portrait Image Animation for Live Streaming

:fire: If DaGAN is helpful in your photos/projects, please help to :star: it or recommend it to your friends. Thanks:fire: :fire: Seeking for the collaboration and internship opportunities. :fire:

:fire: If MCNet is helpful in your photos/projects, please help to :star: it or recommend it to your friends. Thanks:fire:

AnimateAnyone is an appearance-preserving video synthesizer designed for character animation from a single static image. It functions as a diffusion image-to-video generator that transforms a source image into a high-fidelity video sequence while maintaining consistent character identity, clothing, and visual details across all frames. The system enables video-driven character reenactment by transferring motions, facial expressions, and body movements from a reference video onto a static character. It employs pose-guided video generation to control movement via skeleton keypoints and pose sig

CVPR 2022 Structure-Aware Motion Transfer with Deformable Anchor Model

This project is a generative adversarial network designed for image animation and motion transfer. It functions as a computer vision framework that synthesizes video sequences by applying motion patterns extracted from a driving video onto a static source image. The model distinguishes itself by using a keypoint-based representation to decouple object appearance from temporal movement. By tracking structural deformations through learned latent coordinates, it performs motion retargeting and synthetic media production without requiring manual annotations or object-specific training data. The