AI Effect Lab

Image to video AI generator

Image-to-video uses your photo as a first frame, then generates movement from the prompt. Start with a clear subject and describe what should happen next.

Create video

Image to video AI generator

Upload the opening photo first, then describe the motion. Generation stays off until that image is attached.

Choose the camera engine

Resolution

Duration

Frame

Upload a first-frame image before generating.

This generation needs 140 site credits

How to create an AI video

  1. 01

    Upload a clear first frame

    Choose the photo you want the video to start from. The image is uploaded before you start generation.

  2. 02

    Describe the movement

    Say which parts move and how the camera behaves. Keep the subject and composition consistent with the uploaded photo.

  3. 03

    Review identity and motion

    Check faces, hands, object edges, and camera motion. Small adjustments can help, but a reference image does not guarantee exact identity or perfect physical motion.

Let the image set the frame

Use an image with a clear subject and enough space for the intended motion. For Kie Seedance first-frame generation, the output shape follows the image through adaptive aspect ratio. Upload a portrait image when you want a portrait result. Avoid describing a camera angle that conflicts with the first frame.

Choose how your video begins

Build a scene from words, animate a photograph, or use an effect prompt as a starting point.

Questions before your first AI video

What image should I upload?

Use a clear photo with a recognizable subject and room for the intended motion. Avoid heavy blur or a composition that conflicts with your camera instructions.

Is AI video generation free?

Browsing effects and editing prompts does not use credits. Submitting a generation requires an account and enough site credits. The current cost is shown in the generator before you submit.

How do I make a portrait image-to-video clip?

Upload a portrait first-frame image. For Kie Seedance first-frame tasks, adaptive aspect ratio follows the source image instead of forcing a fixed ratio.

Will the person or object stay identical?

The first frame gives the model a visual starting point, but exact identity and physical motion are not guaranteed. Check faces, hands, edges, and changing details in the result.

Where can I find my generated videos?

Signed-in users can find saved task records in My creations. Keep a local copy of completed videos because provider-hosted result links may expire.