Composition stays, motion appears
The reference image anchors the look. Your prompt controls how the camera moves, how the subject animates, and how the atmosphere evolves over the clip.
Upload a still image, describe the motion you want, and let the model bring the frame to life. Camera moves, character animation, and atmospheric motion all become prompt-driven.
这里本身就是独立工具。你可以直接生成,也可以从上面的提示词工具把结果带过来。
The reference image anchors the look. Your prompt controls how the camera moves, how the subject animates, and how the atmosphere evolves over the clip.
If you want a video that matches the style of an existing image, run Image-to-Prompt first, then use the structured prompt as the motion brief here.
Switch between Runway, Kling, and other image-to-video models depending on the kind of motion you need — slow camera glide, character animation, or fast cinematic action.
Every video is saved with the source image, prompt, model, and credit cost — making it easy to compare attempts or hand the best one off to a client.
Drag-and-drop, click to browse, or paste a URL — JPEG, PNG, and WebP are all supported.
Be specific about camera moves and what should animate. "Slow dolly-in, hair drifts in the wind" beats "make it move."
Pick a model, run it, and iterate on the motion brief if the first take misses.
Image to Video is an AI tool that turns a still image into a short cinematic clip. The reference image controls the look; your prompt controls the motion, camera, and atmosphere.
Text to Video generates a clip from a prompt only. Image to Video starts from your uploaded reference and animates it — so the look stays consistent with the original frame.
Runway, Kling, and other admin-approved image-to-video models on the platform are listed in the model picker.
Clip length depends on the model — usually a few seconds. The exact length is shown in the workbench before you confirm the run.