Image to Video
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Copy-ready image-to-video prompts
Upload a still, then say how the camera or subject should move.
Slow push-in
Slow push-in toward the subject. Keep original composition, identity, and lighting. Motion should stay natural and stable.
Gentle parallax
Slight parallax between foreground and background. Keep the subject stable. Slow cinematic camera move.
Ambient motion
Hair, cloth, or leaves move in a light breeze. Camera almost locked. Keep original color and identity.
Small subject move
The person slightly turns their head or shifts gaze. Background stays the same. Motion stays small and natural.
What is image to video?
Upload a still and turn it into a short clip with camera or light motion.
The prompt says how it should move and what must stay put.
Good for product stills, posters, and character art.
How it works
Your image is frame one; the model invents the motion after that.
Lock the still
Subject, crop, and color come from the upload.
Add motion
Camera or ambient move from the prompt, while identity is protected as much as possible.
Three steps
- 01
Upload the still
Use a sharp, well-composed image.
- 02
Describe the move
Copy an example and list what must remain.
- 03
Generate the clip
Preview for over-motion, then download.
Image to Video vs Text to Video
You have a first frame here. You only have words in Text to Video.
| Compare | Image to Video | Text to Video |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | One image | A paragraph of text |
| Subject lock | Easier to keep the original person or product | Every frame is newly generated |
| Best when | Posters, products, and character art should move | You are describing a shot from scratch |
| Where motion comes from | Prompt-driven camera or micro-motion | The whole sequence comes from text |
Keep the motion modest
Small moves usually look more like the still is alive.
- State how far the camera goesSlow push or slight pan beats a whip pan.
- Protect identityFace, product shape, type, and crop belong in the prompt.
- One kind of motionDo not ask for explosions, morphs, and a huge camera move together.
- Start from a large stillSoft images fall apart once they become video.
FAQ
Do I have to upload an image?
Yes. Without one, use Text to Video.
Can a person do complex action?
Small motion is more stable. Complex action can look unnatural.
Will on-image text hold?
Ask the prompt to keep it, then check for warping.
How is this different from Text to Video?
Image to Video starts from your still. Text to Video invents the whole clip from words.
Where it is used
Product motion
A slight camera move on a hero still.
Poster liveliness
Turn a static poster into a teaser beat.
Character breath
Add breeze or a gaze shift to character art.
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