Image to Video generator

Image to Video Generator
Upload a still; image-to-video adds drift, parallax, or character idle, turning one frame into a 2-4 second clip.
Who uses image-to-video, and for what?
Video creators, ecommerce teams, marketers, and storyboard artists use image-to-video for short motion studies from approved stills, product shots, portraits, and key frames.

Parallax & Depth
Adds depth-of-field motion to landscape and architectural stills - foreground drifts faster than background, giving 3D feel from 2D source.
Bring Stills to Life
Start from one frame and add motion - a few ways the image to video generator animates a still.


Subtle, lifelike movement
Living Portraits
Add gentle motion to a portrait - breathing, blinking, hair and light shifts - without losing the likeness.
Depth from a flat photo
Parallax Landscapes
Turn a landscape into a slow parallax move, separating foreground and background for a 3D feel.
Motion for commerce
Product Spins
Animate a product still into a clean rotation or push-in for listings and ads.
One element in motion
Cinemagraph Loops
Keep the frame still and animate a single element - water, steam, neon - for a seamless loop.
A Workflow for Better Image-to-Video Output
Output quality comes down to two choices: a source with implied direction and an explicit motion prompt. This four-step pass gets clean drift, and each re-generation is cheap on credits compared to manual rotoscoping.
1. Pick a Source With Implied Motion
Composition with direction
Sources with directional cues - wind, light angle, posture - animate cleaner than perfectly static studio shots.
2. Add a Motion Prompt
Subject, camera, environment
Tell the model what should move: "slow camera push in", "leaves drifting left", "subject blinks". Implicit motion is unreliable.
3. Choose Duration
2-4 seconds
Short clips loop cleaner and produce fewer artifacts. Sub-4 seconds is the sweet spot.
4. Re-Generate If Drift Is Wrong
Tighten the motion tokens
If the motion direction is off, narrow the motion prompt and rerun. Each pass is fast credit-wise compared to manual rotoscoping.
What a run costs and returns
Available in the form today, each priced in the same credits.
Per run, depending on the model and length chosen.
Video covered per credited run, by model.
Includes a commercial licence for what you make.
The longest prompt every model on this page accepts.
Image-to-Video FAQ
How image-to-video seeds motion from your still, what clip length and aspect ratios to expect, how to steer direction with a motion prompt, and how commercial use works.
Animate Your First Still
Drop an image into the playground, name the motion you want, and watch a short clip render in the browser on your free starter credits.


