Marey (by Moonvalley)
Overview
High-quality video generation and motion-transfer model for short cinematic clips.
Quick facts
Modes: Text → Video · Image → Video · Motion / Pose Transfer (video → video)
Default clip length: 5s (supports 10s)
Aspect ratios: Auto, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16
Licensing: Trained only on fully licensed, high-resolution footage (no scraped or user-submitted data)
What it’s great for
Short cinematic pieces and motion studies
Turning still images into motion (image → video)
Transferring motion or pose from reference videos to targets
Example outputs

Copy-and-paste prompts
A lone astronaut walking along a moonlit cliff, slow dolly in, cinematic lighting, film grain — 5s — 16:9Marble statue by the sea slowly coming to life, subtle camera orbit, warm cinematic grade — 10s — 1:1Close-up portrait, gentle breathing and head turn, handheld camera feel, soft rim light — 5s — 4:3Motion transfer: apply running motion from reference video to a still image of a red bicycle in an empty city square — 5s — 16:9Parameters
Prompt
Text
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Natural-language scene, motion, style description (required)
Duration
Select
5s
5s (default), 10s (cost multiplier 2×)
Aspect Ratio
Select
Landscape (16:9)
Landscape (16:9), Landscape (4:3), Square (1:1), Portrait (3:4)
Seed
Seed
Random
Optional for deterministic / repeatable outputs
Modes & endpoints
Text → Video (t2v)
~300s
Prompt
Short cinematic clip from text
Image → Video (i2v)
~420s
Image, Prompt
Animate still images
Video → Video (motion transfer)
~400s
Video, Prompt, Optional First Frame
Transfer motion from reference to target
Video → Video (pose transfer)
~300–400s
Video, Prompt
Transfer pose/gesture from reference video
Output options
Duration
5s (default), 10s (longer clips may cost more)
Aspect ratio
16:9 (1920×1080), 4:3 (1536×1152), 1:1 (1152×1152), 3:4 (1152×1536), 9:16 (1080×1920)
Notes
Marey generates up to ~5 seconds of consistent 24 FPS footage per clip in its public offering.
Prompt tips
Specify motion explicitly: e.g., “slow dolly in”, “camera orbit”, “subtle head turn”.
Mention shot specifics when important: camera framing, lens feel, lighting, and duration.
Use seed for repeatable variants or test different seeds to explore diversity.
Safety
Marey is built for professional filmmaking workflows and emphasizes ethical sourcing and legal clarity for commercial use.
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