Describe a shot and get a still in about 20 seconds, framed 16:9 so it is ready to animate. 3 images a day are free, then 4 credits each. One click sends any result to Image to Video.
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Stills made from a single sentence. Tap one to turn it into a video.
Rain-slick Tokyo alley at night with neon reflectionsMake it a video
Misty fjord at dawn with low clouds between steep cliffsMake it a video
Close-up portrait of an older woman laughing in natural window lightMake it a video
Hiker on a ridge above a sea of cloudsMake it a video
Overhead shot of a bowl of tonkotsu ramen on dark woodMake it a video
Isometric illustration of a tiny woodworking workshopMake it a videoThe same prompts are behind the “Try an example” button in the input box; each click loads the next one.
Film still
Cinematic close-up of a woman on a rainy neon street at night, reflections on wet asphalt, shallow depth of field, 35mm film look
Product shot
Matte black ceramic mug on a pale linen surface, soft window light from the left, shallow depth of field, editorial product photography
Landscape
Misty pine forest at dawn, low fog between the trunks, cold blue light, wide shot, a single hiker in a red jacket in the distance
Step 1
Describe the shot
Say what is in frame, how it is lit and where the camera is. “Try an example” loads prompts written this way.
Step 2
Create and pick one
The image appears in about 20 seconds. Not right? Change a few words and run it again.
Step 3
Make it a video
Hit “Make it a video” and the image lands in Image to Video as the first frame. Or hit “Edit” to change it first.