Viggle: animate a character from a photo

What it does

Viggle makes character videos and social clips. The core job, which Viggle calls Mix, takes a character and a motion and returns a video. The character is often a photo. The motion is a template from a library Viggle describes as more than 10,000, or a clip you supply. From that you can animate a still, swap a face or a full body into an existing clip, apply dance or other motion, and lip-sync.

There is also a free meme maker in the browser at viggle.ai/meme. Viggle says you can use a classic template, a recent Viggle clip, or your own image, add text, and download an image, GIF, or video, with no sign-up.

The consumer app is Viggle AI. It runs on the web at viggle.ai/meme/app, and the download page links iOS and Android apps, including App Store and Google Play.

Official site: viggle.ai.

Who it’s for

Viggle fits creators and small-business owners who need short social videos, memes, and character clips, and people who want to drive motion from a photo or a reference clip rather than only from a text prompt.

• A good fit: you have a character image, or a clip you want a character placed into, and you want a dance, a gesture, or a lip-sync on top of it.
• A weaker fit: you want a whole scene, camera move, and setting from a written prompt alone. Viggle’s comparison with Kling describes Viggle as character-and-motion driven, and Kling as the closer fit for general video generation. Mix, in Viggle’s product notes, does not build a scene from a text description by itself. Viggle’s separate Video workflow is the prompt-based path.

Key use cases

• Animate a still image
• Put a character in a clip
• Dance and motion templates
• Lip-sync
• Memes and short social clips

What you can do with it

• Mix: one character plus one motion, out comes a video. Viggle’s notes say the motion can be an official template or your own clip.
• Face swap and full-body swap: place a character into an existing clip, either the face or the whole person from one photo.
• Lip-sync: match mouth movement to audio. Viggle lists this as its own tool.
• Meme maker: free in the browser, with templates and your own image. Viggle says nothing is uploaded and no account is required.
• Viggle Remake: video-to-video on paid plans. Viggle’s product notes say you describe a change, the original motion, camera, cuts, and audio stay, and clips run from 5 to 60 seconds at 720p, landscape or 9:16. It is included with every paid Viggle AI plan, not as a separate price on the plan table.
• Viggle Live: a real-time character driven by a live camera. Viggle’s notes describe webcam swap with about 1–2 seconds of latency, with output toward tools such as OBS, Streamlabs, Twitch, Kick, Zoom, and Discord. The comparison table lists Real-Time Swap time by plan.
• Video models: the pricing page lists Seedance, Live+, Kling, Veo, Wan, Happy Horse, ChatGPT, and Nano Banana. Pro includes every model except Seedance. Live and Max include Seedance. Viggle’s product notes say the free tier runs Viggle-Optimized MiniMax H3, including 5-second clips on daily credits.
• Related Viggle products: PINOC for 3D characters, motion, and scenes; Viggle Games; and a developer API priced per operation, not as one of the plans below. The pricing page says new API accounts get 100 free credits, at $0.01 per credit.