Image To Video
Animate a photo, product shot or illustration with movement you describe.
Reuse images, videos, and audio from your successful creations.
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Generate multiple videos in one batch with the same settings, up to 10 videos.
What is Image To Video?
Image-to-video uses a still image as the visual starting point for a generated clip. Describe how the subject and camera should move, then choose the output settings available for your model.
Key Features of Image To Video
Explore movement, camera direction, and new possibilities for a still image.
Start with an image you love
Upload a portrait, product photo or illustration. Its composition gives the model a starting point while your prompt describes the action.
Describe the movement you imagine
Ask for a gentle push-in, an orbit or a wider reveal. Clear, focused movement instructions help you explore a shot without a physical camera setup.
Guide the transition between frames
Models that support an end frame let you provide a destination for the shot. Use the available frame controls to shape how your scene develops.
How to use Image To Video
Start with an image, describe the motion, and generate your video.
Upload an image
Select a model and add the image you want to animate.
Describe the motion
Write the subject action and camera movement. Add an end frame if supported.
Create your clip
Choose available output settings, check credits and preview your generated video.
Use Cases
Turn product photos, artwork, portraits, and storyboard frames into video content for real projects.
E-Commerce Product Videos
Give an existing product photo a role beyond the listing gallery. Describe a slow reveal, a close-up camera move, or a change in the surroundings to create a short product video for a store page or campaign.
Animated Illustrations
Bring a storybook character, concept painting, or digital illustration into motion. Describe a gesture or an environmental detail—wind through the trees, drifting clouds, or a turn of the head—to develop an animated scene from the original artwork.
Social Media Campaigns
Start with the key image from a campaign and turn it into a moving post. Explore different opening movements for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts while keeping the source image as the visual starting point for each version.
Property & Travel Presentations
Use an interior photo, architectural image, or landscape as the opening view. Explore a camera push-in or gentle environmental motion to build a presentation clip for a destination, property, or design concept.
Portrait-Based Storytelling
Use a portrait as the starting point for a character moment. Describe the expression, gesture, and camera direction to explore an introduction for a fictional character, a personal project, or a visual story.
Animated Storyboard Previews
Take a storyboard frame beyond a static panel before a shoot or animation project. Test how the action unfolds and how the camera might move, then use the result to discuss timing and composition with collaborators.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers about inputs, available controls, and the generation workflow.
Do I need a prompt?
Prompt requirements vary by model. Describing the motion gives you more direction over the result.
Can I set a final frame?
Yes, on models that support first and last frame inputs. The generator displays this option when available.
Will every detail stay unchanged?
Generated motion can alter fine details. Preview faces, lettering and product features before sharing.
How many credits will it use?
The generator displays the required credits before you submit. The cost depends on the selected settings and service.
Your image is only the beginning.
Start with an idea. Make a first version. Take it further.
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