AI Image to Video Generator
Image to video uses your photo as the first frame and generates motion from a short prompt. It animates one image — it does not stitch several photos into a slideshow.
Examples
Real outputs generated with this tool — not edited.
Portrait turns toward the camera
Input: The person slowly turns their head toward the camera and smiles, slight push-in.
Model: Kling 3.0 Standard
Try this examplePortrait with natural movement
Input: Gentle wind moves the hair and clothes, subtle breathing, static camera.
Model: Kling 3.0 Standard
Try this exampleSnowy forest photo: light shifts as the fox walks on
Input: Clouds drift across the sky and light shifts across the scene, slow pan right.
Model: Kling 3.0 Standard
Try this exampleHow to use it
- Step 1
Upload a photo
Use a sharp image with a clear subject. The video keeps the photo's aspect ratio.
- Step 2
Describe the motion
Say what should move and how: "she turns her head and smiles, hair moving in the wind, slow push-in".
- Step 3
Generate & download
Pick 5s or 10s, check the price, generate, then preview and download the MP4.
What people use it for
Portrait motion
Subtle head turns, smiles and blinking from a portrait photo.
Product turntable feel
Slow camera moves around a product shot.
Landscape cinemagraph
Clouds, water and light moving in a travel photo.
Input requirements
- One photo: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB, 300–4096 px per side.
- Motion prompt: describe movement, not the whole picture again.
- Only upload photos you own or have permission to use.
Limits & cost
- 5 or 10 seconds per clip; output follows the photo's aspect ratio.
- This tool animates photos with Kling 3.0 Standard, which accepts photos of people. To animate a photo without people with Seedance 2.0 Fast instead, use the Seedance page.
- Large motions (full-body turns, fast action) are more likely to distort faces or hands.
- Several photos are not combined into one clip on this page.
- The exact credit price is shown before you generate; credits for failed jobs are returned automatically. See credit pricing.
Typical credit cost
- 5s, no audio63 credits
- 10s, no audio126 credits
- 5s, with audio95 credits
Common problem: The face changes identity as the person moves.
Fix: Use a front-facing, well-lit photo, ask for small movements ("slight head tilt") and keep the camera static.
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FAQ
How much does it cost?
Every generation shows its exact credit price before you submit. Credits are held when the job starts and only spent if a video is delivered — failed, timed-out or rejected jobs return the credits automatically.
Can I control the last frame too?
Not on this page. Connecting a start and an end image is a separate first & last frame tool that is still in testing.
Does it add sound?
Some models can generate audio; the option appears only when the selected model supports it and it may change the price.
Who can see my uploads and results?
Only you. Uploads and results are stored privately and opened through short-lived signed links after a sign-in check. Nothing is published to a gallery.
Animate a photo
Upload an image above and describe the motion.
Generate