Image to Video (I2V)

The Image to Video tool starts from a reference image and turns it into a moving scene. It is ideal when you want to keep a specific character or composition while adding motion.

How It Works

Unlike text-only generation, I2V uses your uploaded image as the starting frame. The model then predicts the next frames from that composition and your motion prompt.

Supported Models

• Veo I2V: Strong structure retention and stable detail.
• Sora I2V: Good for expressive camera moves and dramatic motion.
• Wan Pro I2V: Efficient character animation.

Usage Guide

1. Prepare the Source Image

• Use a clear image with the subject centered.
• Match the aspect ratio if possible.
• Avoid heavy blur or compression artifacts.

2. Describe the Motion

Use the prompt to control movement.

• Camera Motion: zoom in, pan left, orbit slowly.
• Subject Motion: hair moving, eyes blinking, cloak fluttering.
• Atmosphere: rain falling, neon lights pulsing, dust drifting.

3. Generate

• Upload the image.
• Add the motion prompt.
• Generate the clip and review the result.

Best Uses

• Character portraits with subtle eye, hair, and cloth motion.
• Anime key visuals turned into teaser loops or PV inserts.
• Storyboard stills upgraded into motion tests before full production.

Limits

• Extreme motion can distort faces or small details.
• Tiny text in the source image may become unreadable when animated.