AI Image to Video Generator
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Give a still image a clear direction for movement.
Try a prompt and review the result
Choose a starting prompt, then edit it for your shot. These examples fill the form and do not start generation.
Product push-in
The camera makes a slow push-in toward the product in the uploaded photo. The product stays upright; reflections move gently. Do not add text or extra objects.
If lettering or shape drifts, reduce the movement and compare with your original product photo.
Subtle portrait motion
The person in the uploaded photo makes a slight head turn and breathes naturally. Keep the camera still and retain the original framing.
If the face changes, try a smaller movement and inspect the eyes and silhouette.
Landscape pan
Slow, small horizontal camera pan across the uploaded landscape. Keep the horizon level; add no new buildings, people or objects.
If new objects appear, simplify the pan and describe the original scene.
Original and example video
Published examples with their matching source images. Playback does not generate a new video; results vary.
Original image
Example video
Original image
Example video
Choose a starting image with room to move
Use a sharp image with a readable subject and the framing you want to begin from. Avoid putting important details at the edge when the camera will move. For portraits and products, inspect the original face, silhouette, label and background first; these become the details you will compare against the generated video.
Describe motion separately from appearance
The image supplies visual context; the prompt should explain what happens. Specify one subject action and one camera move, such as a slight head turn with a locked camera, or a gentle push-in on a stationary product. Say what should remain stable. Large changes in pose, scene and viewpoint are harder to evaluate together.
Match the model and frame to the image
Select an image-capable model, review the available aspect ratios and follow any crop or input checks in the form. An aspect-ratio change may alter how much of the original scene is visible. Start with a short duration and review the credit quote before increasing length or resolution.
Check what changed between frames
Watch the full result for facial drift, changing product geometry, moving text and unintended background objects. If a detail changes too much, simplify the requested movement and compare another take with the same source image. The example prompts on this page are editable starting points, not guarantees of a particular result.
AI Image to Video Generator questions
What image should I upload?
Choose a clear photo with a recognizable subject and useful space around it. Follow the file type and size limits shown by the upload control.
What should the motion prompt say?
Describe how the subject moves, how the camera moves and which details should stay stable. Avoid using the prompt to replace the entire scene unless that is your intended experiment.
Will the original image stay exactly the same?
No. Image-to-video generates new frames, so faces, lettering and object details can change. Inspect the returned clip before using it.
Can I provide an ending frame?
Use a first-and-last-frame mode when it is available for the chosen model. A single-image mode does not automatically constrain the final frame.
Do the example buttons start generation?
No. They fill an editable motion prompt. You still need to upload the required image, review settings and submit the generation yourself.
Why does the quote change?
The selected model, clip duration, resolution and output count affect the quote. Recheck the total after adjusting them.