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Transform Images into Motion

Generate polished AI videos from a reference image and prompt.

Reference Image

Text Prompt

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Automatic Video Caption Studio

Create editable timed captions, apply dynamic styles, and export a ready-to-share captioned MP4.

Open Caption Studio

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Video Generation

Cool Vehicle Pose

Turn a static vehicle photo into a cinematic motion scene with confident pose, lighting, and camera movement.

Step Process
01

Image prompt
Edit the image so the person is stepping out of the car, standing beside it with a confident and stylish pose. Keep the lighting consistent, add a cinematic vibe with subtle shadows, and make the pose look natural like a luxury lifestyle photoshoot.

02

Video prompt
Use the motorcycle and rider in the picture to generate a fast riding scene in the rain. Show raindrops, puddle splashes toward the lens, and then cut to a rear tracking shot of the motorcycle.

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Video Generation

Romantic Female Charm

Transform a portrait into graceful motion with elegant posing, subtle movement, and expressive framing.

Step Process
01

Video prompt
Animate the portrait with a slow cinematic camera move, natural hair and fabric motion, soft facial expression, and warm lighting. Keep the subject identity consistent and make the movement elegant.

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Practical guide

Planning an image-to-video generation

A reference image anchors the opening look while a prompt describes the motion and scene changes. Results are generated media, so review the complete clip for visual consistency, unexpected details, and suitability before publishing.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a clear reference image with the subject and composition you want to preserve.
  2. Describe one main action, camera movement, and atmosphere in direct language.
  3. Generate a preview, review the full clip, and adjust the prompt if motion or framing needs correction.

Tips and checks

  • Describe motion that can happen within a short clip rather than a sequence of unrelated events.
  • Avoid contradictory directions such as a locked camera and a fast camera orbit.
  • Check rights and permissions for reference images, people, and music you use.