Image to video
AI image to video, starting with your photo
Upload a photo, product shot or illustration and describe the movement you want. Use the image as the visual starting point for a short clip, from a gentle camera push to a product close-up.
Open the generator to choose a mode, model and settings. Review the credit cost before generating.
Reference template
A product image, a direction for movement
Template reference image
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How to make a video from a photo
Start with one clear subject and one simple movement. This makes the result easier to review and refine.
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Choose Image to video and upload
Open the generator, select Image to video and upload a clear image. For a product shot, keep the full item visible with a readable silhouette and enough space around it.
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Describe motion and choose settings
Write what moves, how the camera moves and what should stay consistent. Choose a model, duration, aspect ratio and resolution from the options available in the generator.
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Generate, review and download
Check the displayed credit cost, then generate. Review the subject, motion and edges throughout the clip. Adjust one instruction at a time and download a result that fits your use.
A practical starting prompt
Describe the change, keep the image as the anchor
A motion prompt is most useful when it adds direction to the image. Name the action, camera and pace, then identify the details you want to preserve.
Use the uploaded bottle photo as the opening frame. Slowly push the camera closer while a soft reflection moves across the glass. Keep the bottle centered and upright. Preserve its shape, cap color and label placement. One continuous shot with a calm pace.
A sample prompt to adapt to your image. Start with one clear camera move and refine the result from there.
Give your photo a clear direction
Image to video works from the visual information you provide. Better source material and a focused motion brief make iteration more deliberate.
Use a clear, relevant source image
A product photo suits a product showcase; a landscape suits an atmosphere clip. If you need a different background or crop, prepare the image before animating it.
Keep the first motion simple
A slow push-in, a small camera move or subtle environmental motion is a useful first draft. Large rotations may require the model to invent parts that are not visible in the photo.
Leave room for your final message
Plan space around the subject if you will add a headline or offer later. Add precise labels and promotional copy during editing, after choosing the clip you want.
Image to video questions
Can I use a product photo?
Yes. Upload your product image in Image to video and describe the motion. A clear subject with visible details is a useful starting point. Check packaging, text and proportions in the generated clip before publishing.
Can I choose the length and format?
The generator provides duration, aspect ratio and resolution settings for the selected model. Available choices vary by model; review the current options and credit cost before submitting.
Will the product stay exactly the same?
An input image and preservation instructions help guide the result, but generation can alter details. Use the preview to check your product throughout the clip, especially logos, labels and parts that become visible as the camera moves.
Start with the image you already have
Upload one image, choose a simple movement and make your first short clip.
Create a video from an image