Image to Video AI: Turn Any Photo into a Video

Upload a photo, describe what should happen, and Pose turns it into a video. A portrait becomes a short clip of you moving or speaking; a product shot becomes a slow reveal; a landscape gets a camera move. The first frame is your image, so the result starts from exactly what you chose.

Four video models are built in, each picked for a different job, and your face stays recognisable because identity is locked from the photo itself.

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TL;DR

  • Upload one image and describe the motion; Pose generates the clip from that first frame.
  • Models: SeedDance 2.5 (the default, with voice), SeedDance 2.0 (up to 4K on its Standard tier), Kling 3.0 (1080p, strong camera moves) and Gemini Omni Flash (the fastest and cheapest, with an auto-generated voice).
  • Clips of 3 to 15 seconds depending on the model; the price updates as you change length and resolution.
  • Export in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 for YouTube, TikTok, Reels and ads.

How to turn an image into a video

1. Upload your image

A portrait, a product photo, a scene — or pick one from My photos or your Gallery. A sharp, well-lit image gives the model more to work with.

2. Describe the motion

Say what moves and how: "she turns to camera and smiles", "slow push-in on the bottle", "wind through the trees". The Enhance Prompt toggle can expand a short description for you.

3. Choose a model and length

Pose starts on SeedDance 2.5. Switch to Kling 3.0 for cinematic camera work, SeedDance 2.0 Standard for 1080p or 4K, or Gemini Omni Flash for a quick draft.

4. Generate and download

The clip lands in your Gallery, ready to download without a watermark.

Which model to pick

ModelBest forLengthResolutionVoice
SeedDance 2.5Default — people, motion, talking clips5–10 s480p, 720pYes
SeedDance 2.0The highest resolution4–10 sUp to 4K (Standard tier)Yes, incl. cloned voice
Kling 3.0Cinematic camera moves, scenes5, 10, 15 s1080p—
Gemini Omni FlashFast, cheap drafts3–10 s360p to 4KAuto-generated

Prices are shown in the app for each length and resolution before you generate.

Image to video vs Clone a Video

Image to video invents the motion from your description. If you want to copy the motion of a clip that already exists — a trending dance, a transition — use Clone a Video instead: it keeps the clip's movement and puts your face or product in it.

For a talking video from a script, see UGC talking videos; to start from a text description with no image, see text to video.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Animate your first photo

One image, one sentence of motion, and a clip in your Gallery.

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