Image to Video AI

Choose the picture at the heart of your idea, then describe what should move or change. Give the subject an action and the camera a direction.

Featured Example

From a Still Image to a Moving Idea

Use the image as your starting point. Describe the action or camera movement you want to explore, then compare the result with the original image.

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What Could Happen Next?

Explore the movement or change behind each image-led idea.

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A Character Turns Toward the Light

Prompt idea · Not yet tested

The illustrated character in the image turns toward the window and raises one hand. The camera stays still while soft light falls across the room.

Describe the Change

Identify the Subject
Name the part of the image your idea focuses on.
Describe the Movement
State what should happen to that subject and how the action unfolds.
Set the Camera Direction
Say whether the camera stays still, follows the subject, or moves through the scene.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I describe when I start with an image?

Describe what should move or change, and identify the subject of that change. Add the camera direction if it matters to your idea.

How is this different from Text to Video?

Image to Video starts with an existing picture. Text to Video starts with a written description of the scene you have in mind.

How is this different from Reference to Video?

Choose Image to Video when the image itself is your starting point for movement. Choose Reference to Video when you want to build a broader concept around reference material.

How should I review a result?

Compare it with the original image. Look at the movement you described and note changes to the subject, setting, and framing.