Give your still image a cinematic next moment.
Upload a photo, illustration, product shot, or AI image, then describe how the subject and camera should move.
Built for photos, artwork, product visuals, and generated images
1 image
To begin
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Max output
15+
AI models
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Start with a strong frame
Upload your image, describe the motion you want, and let AI extend the visual into a coherent moving shot.
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jpeg, jpg, png, webp, bmp, tiff, tif, gif (9 remaining)
Generate multiple videos in one batch with the same settings, up to 10 videos.
Motion with continuity
Add motion while keeping the original look
Use the source image as the first-frame guide while adding subject movement, environmental motion, and camera direction.
01 / Visual continuity
Add motion without losing the composition
Keep the subject, palette, framing, and atmosphere of the source while adding a natural next beat that feels connected to the original image.
- Use the source as a clear first-frame anchor
- Preserve important subjects and art direction
- Guide subtle or dramatic movement in plain English
02 / Cinematic motion
Control how the camera enters the scene
Ask for a slow push, orbit, pan, crane, reveal, or locked shot to control how the viewer moves through the scene.
- Direct camera path and subject movement separately
- Control energy from restrained to dynamic
- Match motion to the emotional purpose of the shot
03 / Multi-channel output
Turn campaign artwork into motion assets
Extend key art, product images, character concepts, and social designs into clips for launch pages, paid media, presentations, and vertical feeds.
- Animate existing brand and campaign visuals
- Create multiple motion directions from one source
- Export clips into your editing workflow
04 / Motion range
Choose the motion strength that fits the frame
Keep a premium product shot restrained, add expressive movement to character art, or push a surreal concept into a bold animated moment.
- Move from subtle loops to dynamic action
- Protect image fidelity when motion should be restrained
- Regenerate alternate takes from the same source
How it works
Turn one frame into a moving scene
A direct workflow from upload to finished clip.
Upload your frame
Choose a clear, high-quality image with the subject and composition you want to preserve.
Describe the motion
Explain the subject action, environmental movement, camera behavior, pace, and mood.
Generate and refine
Select your settings, create the clip, and adjust the direction until the motion feels right.
For work and everyday life
Animate images for any occasion
Turn product photos, artwork, family memories, invitations, travel pictures, and pet portraits into short videos.
Social animation
Turn posts, covers, and campaign artwork into short vertical attention hooks.
Product moments
Animate materials, light, atmosphere, and camera around a hero product image.
Character shots
Give concept art and portraits natural gestures, expressions, and environmental motion.
Story transitions
Create establishing shots, dreamlike cutaways, and connective footage for an edit.
Family memories
Add gentle movement to meaningful portraits and old photos for a more vivid keepsake.
Animated invitations
Bring party artwork, wedding announcements, and holiday cards to life in a few seconds.
Travel postcards
Animate landscapes and city photos into atmospheric clips for trip recaps and journals.
Pet portraits
Turn a favorite pet photo into a playful moving moment made for sharing.
Creator stories
A still image becomes a usable shot
“We animated the approved campaign key art instead of reinventing the concept for video. The visual system stayed beautifully consistent.”
“Subtle motion is the win for me. A controlled push and a little atmosphere can make an illustration feel like a complete scene.”
“Product images become launch teasers in the same afternoon. We can test motion before sending anything into a larger production.”
FAQ
Questions about animating images
What to expect when turning a still into video.
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Upload an image, describe the movement, and generate a video that keeps the original visual as its starting point.
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