Image to Video AI

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Sample Videos

The miniature bakery comes gently alive: warm oven light flickers, a wisp of steam rises, and the camera slowly pushes toward the brioche bakery.

AI Prompt:

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Built into the image-to-video workspace

Multiple leading AI modelsChoose from the image-to-video models currently available in the generator.
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Flexible aspect ratiosUse the frame shapes exposed by the model you select.
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Image to Video AI

A still frame is only the beginning. Give it a point of view.

Upload an image, describe the subject and camera motion, choose a model and its available settings, then generate and preview your AI video.

  1. 1Upload imageStart with a clear still.
  2. 2Describe motionGuide action and camera.
  3. 3Choose settingsReview model options.
  4. 4Generate & previewInspect before download.

Input → direction → motion

See how a motion prompt changes the frame

Each approved example pairs the exact input image with its matching AI video. The prompt makes the intended subject movement, atmosphere, and camera motion explicit.

01

Miniature world in motion

Input image
Input image of a warmly lit miniature brioche bakery storefront
AI video

Motion prompt

The miniature bakery comes gently alive: warm oven light flickers, a wisp of steam rises, and the camera slowly pushes toward the brioche bakery.

02

A paper world starts to move

Input image
Input image of a white origami sailboat in a layered paper seascape
AI video

Motion prompt

Keep the white origami sailboat stable while gentle ripples, soft reflections, morning mist, and layered-paper parallax animate.

03

From still frame to cinematic atmosphere

Input image
Input image of a desert observatory at dusk with a glowing doorway
AI video

Motion prompt

A very slow cinematic push-in as thin clouds drift, first stars brighten, sparse grass moves gently, and the warm doorway glows.

Practical controls

Choose the motion workflow for your image

Model names and settings can vary by availability. Use the current generator controls as the source of truth for duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and credits.

Sora 2 model showcase
Sora 2
Veo 3 model showcase
Veo 3
Grok model showcase
Grok
Kling 3.0 model showcase
Kling 3.0
Hailuo model showcase
Hailuo
Runway model showcase
Runway
PixVerse model showcase
PixVerse
Vidu model showcase
Vidu
Seedance model showcase
Seedance
WAN model showcase
WAN

Model

Compare the models currently shown for the kind of motion and visual continuity you need.

Duration

Choose a clip length when that control is available for the selected model.

Aspect ratio

Keep the source framing or choose an available ratio for the intended placement.

Resolution

Select from the output sizes supported by the active model and mode.

Where it fits

Animate images for real creative workflows

Image animation is useful when the key composition already exists and motion needs to carry it forward.

Product visuals

Add a controlled reveal, light change, or camera move to a product composition.

Illustration & character moments

Introduce restrained motion while asking the model to preserve the subject's identity.

Social campaigns

Adapt a strong campaign still into a short motion concept for the formats available.

Concept & storyboarding

Test atmosphere, pacing, and camera motion before a larger production commitment.

Prompt craft

How to get more intentional motion

Treat the prompt like a short direction for one shot: decide what moves, how the camera behaves, and what should remain stable.

  1. 1Describe one primary actionGive the subject one readable movement instead of stacking several unrelated events.
  2. 2Specify camera movementName a slow push-in, pan, tilt, orbit, handheld move, or locked camera when it matters.
  3. 3Preserve subject identityState which face, product shape, outfit, composition, or other defining details should stay consistent.
  4. 4Keep motion physically plausibleUse compatible timing, wind, reflections, and object movement so the shot has one coherent logic.

Before you create

Clear expectations for an iterative tool

Generation time and results vary with the model, traffic, settings, prompt, and input image. Preview the output before deciding whether to iterate.

Generation time varies

Model, traffic, duration, and resolution can affect processing time.

Results vary by input

Composition, subject clarity, and prompt direction influence the output.

Credits appear before create

Review the displayed estimate for the selected options before generating.

Upload media you may use

Only upload images and references you have the right to use.

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Questions, answered

Image-to-video AI FAQs

Practical answers about inputs, motion prompts, settings, timing, credits, rights, and uploaded media.

Keep creating

Move from image animation into generation, transformation, motion control, enhancement, or creative discovery.

Give your next still image a deliberate sense of motion

Return to the generator, upload an image you may use, and choose from the current model settings.