Start from a photo instead of a blank text box. Upload an image, explain what should move, and choose the camera and motion intensity. Get a factual image description alongside an editable video prompt.
Describe what you need, or load an example. You can edit and export the result.
Up to 3 previous results stay in this page session. Refreshing clears them.
Upload your product photo. Keep the product still and suggest a subtle camera push-in.
Use the supplied product image as the starting frame. Preserve the visible product shape, surface details, background and lighting. Keep the product still while the camera slowly pushes in during a single continuous shot. Avoid adding labels, objects or scene cuts. The push-in is proposed motion, not something observed in the photograph.
Upload your landscape photo. Keep the camera locked and suggest a small amount of natural movement.
Use the supplied landscape as the starting frame. Preserve the visible terrain, composition and light. Keep the camera locked. Add only gentle movement to elements that are actually present, such as foliage or water; leave static architecture and terrain unchanged. Do not invent people, vehicles or new weather. Treat all movement as animation direction.
Choose a supported image up to 5 MiB. State the action you want and select a camera movement and intensity. An image is required: this tool reads your reference rather than guessing from a text description. The example briefs are illustrative and must be adapted to your actual uploaded image.
Copy the motion prompt and supply the same image to your chosen image-to-video application. The description reports visible content; the prompt proposes how to animate it. Review any proposed action for plausibility and start with subtle motion when preserving a product or face matters.
It produces text, not a video file. There is no guarantee that an external video model will preserve every detail. The prompt avoids inventing invisible features and separates still-image observations from suggested motion. For exact lettering or branding, inspect the final video in your chosen application.
