Keep the Visual Starting Point
Start from one photo, illustration, product shot, or AI-generated image instead of recreating the scene from text alone.
Turn a still photo, illustration, or AI image into a short video. Upload one starting image, describe the motion, and choose Google Whisk, Gemini Omni, or Google Veo 3.1.
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Upload a starting image and describe the motion you want to create.
A reference image anchors the subject and composition while your prompt directs movement, camera behavior, and atmosphere.
Start from one photo, illustration, product shot, or AI-generated image instead of recreating the scene from text alone.
Write the subject action, camera movement, pace, and mood in plain language to guide the animation.
Switch between Google Whisk, Gemini Omni, and Google Veo 3.1 based on the control and output you need.
Select model-supported aspect ratios, resolution, and video duration before starting the generation task.
The image-to-video AI workflow keeps every decision visible, from the starting frame to the completed media file.
Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image under 10MB to establish the subject and first frame.
Describe what should move, how the camera should behave, and the atmosphere you want to preserve.
Pick a video model, then choose its available aspect ratio, resolution, and duration options.
Start the task, follow its progress in Task Manager, and open the completed video from Recent Media.
Each model exposes a different combination of format, resolution, and duration controls. The generator updates the available settings automatically.
Flexible default
A practical image-to-video option with broad aspect-ratio controls, 480p to 1080p output, and flexible clip duration.
Prompt-guided motion
Animate a reference image with horizontal or vertical output and flexible short-form duration controls.
High-resolution option
Create cinematic image-to-video results with horizontal or vertical formats and output options up to 4K.
Use a strong starting image to explore motion quickly across social, product, concept, and character-focused work.
Add controlled movement to product shots, packaging concepts, and campaign visuals.
Turn vertical or horizontal artwork into short motion assets for posts, reels, and promotions.
Test camera direction, pacing, and atmosphere before committing to a larger production.
Animate expressions, pose changes, fabric, hair, and environmental details from one reference frame.
Clear answers about uploads, prompts, models, settings, credits, and completed media.
It uses a still image as the visual starting frame and a text prompt as motion direction. The model generates new video frames that extend the subject, composition, and atmosphere into movement.
Yes. The uploaded image provides the visual reference, while the prompt explains the action, camera motion, pace, and other changes you want to see.
Image to Video accepts one starting image. Use a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP file under 10MB for a more reliable first frame.
The current image-to-video workspace includes Google Whisk, Gemini Omni, and Google Veo 3.1. The model selector explains the purpose of each option.
Available controls depend on the selected model. Google Whisk supports 480p to 1080p and flexible 4–12 second clips, while Google Veo 3.1 includes options up to 4K.
Video generation uses account credits. The required credit amount updates with the selected model, resolution, and duration, so you can review the cost before creating a task.
Signed-in users can track processing in Task Manager and open completed work from Recent Media. Generated output is copied to the site’s managed media storage for reliable access.
Upload a starting frame, guide the movement with a prompt, and choose the video model that fits your format and quality needs.