Start from a known composition
Animate an approved portrait, product shot, poster, illustration, or landscape instead of generating the first frame from scratch.
AI Image to Video Generator
Animate a still image into a lifelike clip while directing subject motion, camera movement, atmosphere, duration, and sound.
Image to VideoFirst FrameMotion ControlCinematic Output
参考資料
プロンプト
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人気モデル
PixelMind Video Pro
Cinematic AI video — text or image to motion.
Kling 3.0
Native 4K, 15s clips, bold camera moves.
Veo 3.1 Pro
Native audio, cinematic 4K realism.
Seedance 2.5
Up to 30-second cinematic shots with native audio.
AI Video
Bring a still image to life
The uploaded image anchors the subject, composition, palette, and style. Your prompt adds movement, camera direction, timing, and atmosphere.
Product revealsPortrait animationPoster motionLandscape ambienceSocial loopsCampaign cutdowns
Start from a frame you already like
Animate an approved portrait, product shot, poster, illustration, or landscape.
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Turn still campaigns into motion
Add a product reveal, camera push, subtle ambience, or social-ready loop.
Protect the source visual direction
Keep identity, palette, texture, and composition rooted in the uploaded image.
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Keep texture and identity
Use explicit preservation instructions to reduce changes to faces, products, clothing, logos, and important scene details.
Explore multiple motion directions
Try the same still with subtle ambience, a camera push, a product reveal, character action, or a more energetic sequence.
Turn existing assets into video
Convert product hero shots, campaign art, profile photos, and event posters into reusable motion content.
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よくある質問
How does image-to-video use my image?
The model uses it as a visual starting point, then creates motion and environmental changes based on the prompt.
Will text and product details remain exact?
The model tries to preserve them, but small text, logos, packaging details, and complex structures can distort during motion and should be reviewed.
How can I make human movement more natural?
Use a clear portrait with minimal occlusion and describe one simple action, direction, and speed before attempting complex choreography.