Animate an old photo.
A familiar face. A photo you’ve kept.
- 5s
- 1080p
- Sound
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See how one image becomes a short video.
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Choose an image to watch its video and compare the original.
Keep the people who belong together.
If the picture is about two people together, keep both faces and their shared gesture in the frame. A close portrait and a photograph of a whole family invite different things to watch.
Compare the finished clip with the original. Look at the small faces in the back as well as the nearest person, and check whether anyone’s position or features change.
Start with a photo you can see clearly.
Keep the face clear
Use a scan or a well-lit photo of the print. Move away from glare.
Frame the people you remember
If two people are looking at each other or holding hands, keep them both in the frame. Crop closer if yours is a portrait of one person.
The movement and sound are newly generated. They do not reconstruct what happened.
Your photo. Your next moment.
Choose a photo, check it in Creation, then decide whether to generate. Your finished video is saved to Moments, ready to watch or download.
A few things before you choose.
Can I animate a black-and-white photo?
You can choose a black-and-white image just like a color photo. Start with the clearest version you have. The task creates movement; it does not promise to repair damage or add historically accurate color.
Can I use a group photo?
You can select one, but several small or overlapping faces are harder to preserve clearly than a single visible subject. You cannot direct each person separately.
Will the video include the person’s real voice?
No. Sound is generated for the video; it is not a recording or a reconstruction of that person’s voice.
Is there a free trial?
There is no free generation or sign-up credit. Your first purchase can be one Moment. The current price is shown before you pay. Each generation uses 10 credits; any applicable tax is shown at checkout.
