CHARACTER
Give a portrait a little personality
Start with your own image and describe a smile, a gesture or a gentle turn. Name the face, outfit and setting you want to preserve in the shot.
NSFW image to video AI
Start with your image. Decide what happens next.
HOW TO USE THE STUDIO
How to turn an image into a video
Your picture sets the scene. A focused motion prompt tells the model what happens next.
- 01
Add your starting frame
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, or choose Animate on a saved image. Add an optional end frame with Seedance, Wan 3.0 or Wan 2.2 Spicy Frames.
- Start image
- Optional end frame
- 02
Direct the action
Describe a gesture, expression or camera move. Name the face, outfit and setting to preserve, then set duration, frame shape and audio.
- Subject movement
- Camera
- Audio
- 03
Generate and download your clip
Review the credit quote and choose Generate. Your task appears in My creations; open the finished clip to watch, download or reuse the prompt.
- Generate
- Preview
- Download
WHY CHOOSE US
Why animate your images here?
Keep the image as your creative anchor while you direct the action. Make a portrait feel alive, plan a transition or give a scene its own sound.
DIRECTION
Shape the beginning and the finish
Add a start and end image with Seedance, Wan 3.0 or Wan 2.2 Spicy Frames. Describe how the subject should move from one pose to the next.
ATMOSPHERE
Give your scene a sound
Use the audio option with Seedance, Wan 3.0, Wan 2.7 Spicy Audio or Vidu. Include the ambience you have in mind in the motion prompt.
Choose the model for the shot
Explore Wan, Seedance and Vidu from the same image-to-video workspace.
Know the quote upfront
See the credit quote change with your model, duration, resolution and audio settings.
Keep your finished clips
Watch and download saved results from My creations or revisit them in the Library.
THE MOTION LAB
You have the frame.
Give it a direction.
Upload a start image or choose one from My creations. Describe the subject's action, camera movement and what should stay consistent.
DIRECT YOUR SHOT
YOUR MOTION DIRECTION
A slow, steady camera push-in toward the subject. Subtle natural motion, consistent lighting. Preserve the subject, clothing and composition of the reference.
Add your image, then make the movement your own.MOTION IN FOCUS
Small moments, in motion.
A gesture, a change in expression or a gentle camera move can give a scene its character.
A CLEAR START. AN OPTIONAL END.
Choose where
the moment goes.
Start with a portrait. Finish on a smile, a gesture or a new pose. Add both images to guide the transition, then describe the movement between them.
Frame inspiration from one clip · Seedance, Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.2 Spicy Frames support two-frame inputs.
CHOOSE WHAT MATTERS
A model for your next move.
Choose by the shot you want to make: a moving portrait, a planned transition or a scene with sound. Adjust the settings and see the credit quote before generating.
Wan Spicy
Explore portrait motion, two-frame transitions and audio across the Wan models.
Seedance
Direct a 4–15 second shot with start and end frames, camera movement and optional audio.
Vidu
Start with one image and describe the action. Add audio from the settings panel.
VOICES FROM ACROSS THE STUDIO
What creators
are saying.
A few words from the people
bringing their ideas to life.
Image uploads
I could upload the pictures I wanted to use.
AlexaliasStudio community
Creative ideas
I could turn the ideas I had in mind into results.
JordanaliasStudio community
Spicy models
The Spicy options were the part I liked most.
TayloraliasStudio community
Image generation
Image generation is my favorite. There are so many creative ideas I can try.
MorganaliasStudio community
Imagination to image
It's exciting to see an idea from my imagination turn into an image.
CaseyaliasStudio community
Image to image
I liked the image-to-image tool too. Working from a picture gave me another way to create.
RileyaliasStudio community
Video generation
The videos were the most exciting part for me. I really liked how they turned out.
AveryaliasStudio community
BEFORE THE FIRST TAKE
Your motion questions, answered.
Plans & credits01Can I upload a photo and animate it?
Yes. Choose an image-to-video model, upload your picture and describe the movement. You can also open an image you created here and choose Animate. Try a smile, a gentle turn or a slow camera push-in for your first shot.
02How many images can I add?
Seedance, Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.2 Spicy Frames accept a start image plus an optional end image. Use the second frame to guide the final pose or composition. Other Wan and Vidu options start from one image; the upload thumbnails show each frame's role.
03Which upload formats work?
Upload JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 10 MB each. Use a clear image and a frame shape close to the video you want. Your reference thumbnail appears in the prompt bar so you can review it before generating.
04How do I keep my image's details consistent?
Your uploaded image anchors the subject and starting composition. Name the details you want to preserve, such as the face, outfit, lighting and background, then describe the movement separately. A clear reference and a focused motion prompt help maintain consistency throughout the shot.
05Can I add sound to the clip?
Yes. Seedance, Wan 3.0, Wan 2.7 Spicy Audio and Vidu have an audio option in Settings, enabled by default. Describe the ambience you want in your prompt, or turn audio off for a silent clip. The credit quote updates with your choice.
06Which models can I explore for uncensored image to video?
Explore the Wan Spicy models for portrait motion, frame transitions and audio options. Seedance supports start and end frames with 4–15 second durations, while Vidu starts with a single image. Choose the model around the shot you want to make.
07What do I need to generate a video?
Sign in with an active membership and sufficient credits. Upload your starting image, add the motion prompt and review the settings. The Generate button shows the credit quote before you submit.