Make a photo move.
Start with a photo you already have. See it become a new short scene.
- 5s
- 1080p
- Sound
- Download
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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.
A portrait and a whole scene give you different things to watch.
A close portrait draws your attention to a face. A wider photo keeps the room, the place or another person in the moment. Try both crops on a copy before deciding which image to bring in.
When you watch the result, compare the gesture and the surrounding objects with the original. Faces, hands, signs and other small details can change as the image moves.
Keep the part you want to see again.
Leave room around the person
For a portrait, keep the head and shoulders in view. For a full-body photo, check that the hands and feet are still inside the frame.
Keep the detail that makes the moment
If it is a hand, a glance or something being held, include that detail too. A wider scene may say more than a tightly cropped face.
The result creates new movement from the picture. It does not recover a recording of the original moment.
One photo, one new short scene.
Choose the image and check it in Creation. Review the credit cost before confirming. The finished five-second video includes generated sound and is saved to Moments, where you can watch or download it.
A few things before you choose.
Can I start with a selfie?
Yes. Use a clear copy of the photo and keep the features you want to recognize in the frame. You choose the image; the movement is created for it.
What if there are several people in my photo?
You can start with one group photo. Keep all the people and their shared gestures visible. The group-photo page has more specific help for faces, overlapping people and the background.
Can I combine several photos into one video?
Each Moment starts from a single image. This flow does not combine separate portraits or assemble a slideshow from an album.
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.
