Image to Video

Reference Image(0/1)

Static JPEG, PNG or WebP · ≤10 MiB each · ≤20 MiB total · up to 1 images

Ratio · Auto

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Standard5sUp to 1080p

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IMAGE TO VIDEO

Your Own Still Becomes the Opening Frame

Upload a product shot, a portrait or an illustration you have the right to use, then describe the motion you want around it. Your image sets the opening frame, so the subject and the framing stay recognizable.

One frame in, motion out

Example clip, shown to illustrate the kind of motion this workflow handles.

Your Image Anchors the Shot

The upload becomes the first frame instead of a loose style reference, so faces, products and composition survive the render.

Upload sets frame one

Same Credit Cost as Text to Video

Image to video costs the same as a prompt-only run on the same model and length, and the number is on screen before you submit. Credit packs are one-time purchases and purchased credits never expire.

From 32 credits / no subscription

Resolution and Ratio You Pick

Resolution is selectable per model, up to 1080p. On the models that offer it, pick the aspect ratio before you generate: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 or 21:9.

Up to 1080p

HOW IT WORKS

Three Steps from Photo to Clip

One upload, one sentence of motion direction, one download. Nothing installs on your machine.

  1. 01

    1. Upload One Still

    Use a photo, product shot or illustration you have the right to animate. A clean, well-lit frame with one clear subject travels best through the model.

    Upload
  2. 02

    2. Describe the Motion

    Say what should move and how the camera should behave — a slow push in, a hand reaching for the product, steam rising. Keep the description about motion, not about redrawing the scene.

    Motion promptCost shown upfront
  3. 03

    3. Generate and Download

    Submit the job and watch the progress bar. When the render lands, download the file and post it wherever you need it.

    Download
WHAT YOU GET

What Image to Video Actually Does Here

Plain description of the live workflow, with the limits stated instead of hidden.

Nine Video Models, One Picker

All nine video models handle image to video, with clip lengths from 3 to 15 seconds. Resolution is selectable per model, up to 1080p.

One Balance Across Video and Image

The video and image workspaces draw on the same credit balance. Credit packs are one-time purchases and purchased credits never expire.

Iterate on the Same Upload

Keep the still and change the motion direction, or revise one detail in the prompt. Submit one job at a time and review the result before the next variation.

Iterate on the Same Upload

Renders You Can Come Back To

Every submitted job is recorded, so a closed tab or a dropped connection does not cost you the run. Open the workspace again and the finished file is waiting in your history.

Renders You Can Come Back To

Image to Video — Questions Before You Spend Credits

How many credits does one image-to-video clip cost?

A clip starts at 32 credits on the cheapest model and rises with the model, the length and the settings you pick. Either input mode costs the same, and the exact number is on screen before you submit.

What kind of image works best as the first frame?

A sharp, well-lit still with one clear subject and room around it. Heavy motion blur, dense collages and tiny subjects give the model less to hold on to.

Can I choose the aspect ratio or the resolution?

Both are set before you generate, within what the model you picked supports: resolution is selectable per model, up to 1080p, and the aspect ratio options run 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9.

What happens to my credits if a render fails?

Credits for a failed job go back to your balance, and the run is marked as failed in your history so you can tell it apart from one you cancelled.

Do I need rights to the image I upload?

Yes. Upload only stills you own or are licensed to use — the upload and the clip made from it are your responsibility under our terms of service.

Can I use the clips in commercial work?

Usage rights follow our terms of service together with the terms of the model provider that produced the clip, so read both before a paid campaign.

Ready to Put Your Own Still in Motion?

The workspace is at the top of this page. Upload one frame and describe the move.

Credits never expire
One-time packs, no subscription
Cost shown before you submit