Viggle
Viggle is an AI tool that supports image-led video creation with generation controls, production tools, and plan-based capacity.
- Free
- $9.99/month
- $19.99/month
- $79.99/month

Features
Capabilities relevant to turning still imagery into usable moving footage.
- Image to video
- Animate a character image with Viggle video generation.
- Motion transfer
- Transfer movement from a reference video to a character.
- Remix
- Replace a video subject while retaining source motion.
- Background control
- Generate with selected backgrounds or compositing choices.
- Live animation
- Eligible plans include real-time character animation features.
- API access
- Developer endpoints support automated animation workflows.
Pricing
Current base plans from the official pricing source.
Free
Limited access for trying Viggle.
Free
Monthly USD price; annual billing may be discounted where offered.- Free generation allowance
- Core animation tools
- Standard processing
Pro
Regular character-animation work.
$9.99/ month
Monthly USD price; annual billing may be discounted where offered.- Monthly credits
- Higher output quality
- Faster processing
Live
Adds real-time animation capabilities.
$19.99/ month
Monthly USD price; annual billing may be discounted where offered.- Live animation access
- Expanded monthly capacity
- Creator tools
Max
Highest self-serve production tier.
$79.99/ month
Monthly USD price; annual billing may be discounted where offered.- Largest monthly allowance
- Priority processing
- Maximum feature access
FAQ
Can it turn an image into video?
Animate a character image with Viggle video generation.
What creative control does it provide?
Transfer movement from a reference video to a character.
How can it guide movement or structure?
Replace a video subject while retaining source motion.
What production workflow does it support?
Generate with selected backgrounds or compositing choices.
How do plans affect output or capacity?
Eligible plans include real-time character animation features.
Is it suited to repeat production?
Developer endpoints support automated animation workflows.

