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Image to Video.

Take a static image and add action, footage and time.

Image to VideoAdd reference images to describe your ideas
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A great prompt makes the difference

Try adding descriptions of subject, action, scene, lighting, and shots to make the image closer to your imagination.

From here, the possibilities are endless

Your creativity is coming soon

Describe your idea on the left and choose your favorite model.
Your next work starts from this moment.

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Start with an inspiration

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FROM INTENT TO FRAME

How to use Image to Video

01

Prepare clear pictures

Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image with a clear subject, no larger than 10MB each.

02

Describe how the scene changes

Focus on describing actions, shots, and environmental changes, with pictures providing visual reference.

03

Open the Image-to-Video Studio

The reference picture is required; select the proportion and duration, and then experience the demonstration results.

Another creative starting point

Based on the materials you already have, choose a more suitable method.

Text to VideoStart with a description and turn the story into moving pictures.Reference to VideoLet your characters, products and scenes enter the same story.Image to ImageStart from the existing picture and explore another version.

Connect creative methods and inspiration

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A LITTLE CLARITY

Image to Video FAQ

What images are supported?+

Currently, the upload supports readable JPG, PNG, and WebP images, each of which does not exceed 10MB.

What is the difference from the reference student video?+

Image to Video starts from a single picture. Reference to Video uses multiple images to guide characters, scenes and style.