Image to Video AI Generator
Upload a reference still to lock identity, wardrobe, and product geometry. Image-to-video then focuses credits on motion instead of reinventing the subject.
Pair with text-to-video for B-roll ideas, or read the AI video generator page for credit math and multi-shot tips.
- Stronger character consistency than pure prompts
- Ecommerce-friendly product motion from catalog photos
- Optional start/end frame workflows where models support them
How image-to-video works on Video
- Lock the still Clean framing, consistent wardrobe, and readable product edges beat heavy filters.
- Describe the motion Camera push, subtle head turn, fabric sway �?keep one primary move.
- Add an end frame when needed Models that support dual frames help land a controlled finish.
Recent image-to-video clips
Real studio outputs pulled from the Video showcase wall.
FAQs
Have more questions? Contact us at support@flyingmob.com
What is image-to-video on Video?
Image-to-video animates a reference still so identity, wardrobe, and product shape stay closer across takes. In the unified studio, uploading media switches the job type to image-to-video automatically.
Is a start frame required?
Yes. Image-to-video always needs a start (first) frame. Upload in the dual-slot composer �?you get a local preview while the file uploads, then the URL is stored for the job.
When can I add an end frame?
Only when the selected model enables it. Many Kling, Seedance, and Wan 2.7+ setups show a second slot; some models (for example certain Wan 2.6 or Veo configurations) are start-only. If the end slot is hidden, describe the finish in the prompt instead.
What stills work best for character consistency?
Well-lit mid-shots with clear edges, stable wardrobe, and readable product geometry. Avoid heavy filters and tiny faces. Use the character consistency guide for multi-shot tips, then Recreate from history to iterate motion without rebuilding the subject.
Which models support image-to-video?
Models that advertise image-to-video in the live catalog (Kling, Seedance, Wan families are typical). Credit cost uses each model’s image-to-video price, which is often a bit higher than its text-to-video price. Check the studio picker or AI Models nav for current availability.
How do credits and failures work?
Submitting an image-to-video job deducts that model’s I2V credits from unexpired batches. Failed jobs are refunded. Daily check-in and purchases top up the same balance shown in the nav. See the credits guide for kept-shot planning.
Can I control duration, ratio, and resolution?
Yes, within the selected model’s whitelist. Some models also keep ratio for image-to-video; others derive framing from the still. Open studio settings to see only valid controls for the current model.
Can I use outputs commercially?
Eligible watermark-free exports follow your plan and terms �?read commercial rights before client delivery. Pair with text-to-video for idea exploration, then lock the hero still here for shipping shots.