Turn start and end frames into a complete AI video

Upload a starting frame and an ending frame, describe the motion between them, and create a smooth AI video with guided transitions, camera movement, and visual continuity.

Create an AI image

Start Frame

JPG / JPEG / PNG / WEBP

Max 10MB · 340-3850px

End Frame

JPG / JPEG / PNG / WEBP

Max 10MB · 340-3850px

720p

16:9

38 CREDITS

Give every transition a clear direction

Two frames, one guided video transition

Frames to video gives you more control than a single prompt. Define where the shot begins and ends, then let AI fill in the action, camera movement, and visual story.

Move from product reveal to close-up

Use a wide opening frame and a detailed final frame to guide a product reveal, camera push, or object close-up. Describe the timing, lighting, and movement so the transition feels clear for a product demo, visual concept, or short social clip without building the shot from scratch.

Animate a product

Connect two moments naturally

Bridge two different compositions with fluid movement, controlled pacing, and a natural change of scene. Start with images that show the visual direction and use a prompt to explain how the setting, subject, or atmosphere should lead into the next moment.

Build a transition

Guide the subject across the shot

Set the character, pose, or expression at both ends of the clip and describe the gesture, turn, walk, or expression change in between. The two frames help keep the subject, clothing, and overall look recognizable through the generated movement.

Create character motion

Plan the camera path between frames

Describe a dolly, orbit, pan, tilt, tracking shot, or reveal and use the keyframes to anchor the camera path from beginning to end. Explore movement around an object, person, landscape, or room while keeping the intended framing in view.

Direct the camera

Turn storyboards into moving previews

Animate concept frames, moodboards, sketches, and storyboard panels into short clips. Turn still planning materials into a visual preview that shows scene order, movement, and atmosphere before a longer video is developed.

Animate a storyboard

Explore several paths between frames

Keep the same start and end points while testing different prompts, styles, pacing, camera paths, and motion ideas. Compare several possible routes between frames before choosing the transition that best fits the scene.

Try a new path

See what keyframes can become

From start frame to end frame

Use frames to guide the most important moments of a shot, then let AI create the motion, camera path, and atmosphere between them.

Product reveal

From a wide setup to a product close-up

Anchor the opening composition and final detail to create a clear product reveal, object animation, or close-up video from two images. Describe the camera push, lighting, and subject movement to preview a product shot before planning the full sequence.

Create a product shot

Scene transition

Connect two compositions with motion

Give the model a clear visual path between frames and generate a transition that feels connected rather than abruptly cut. Use the prompt to describe the change in setting, movement, or atmosphere, whether you are moving from one room to another or shifting the mood of a scene.

Build a transition

Character movement

Carry a subject through the scene

Use the first and last poses to guide a character gesture, turn, walk, or expression change. The start and end images give the subject a visible path while you describe the motion, timing, clothing, or details that should stay recognizable.

Animate a character

Camera path

Direct the camera from frame to frame

Describe a push-in, orbit, tracking shot, pan, tilt, or reveal and use your keyframes to establish the camera’s beginning and destination. Try different camera paths around the same person, object, landscape, or interior.

Plan camera motion

Storyboard preview

Turn still boards into moving scenes

Animate concept frames, storyboards, moodboards, or sketches into a visual preview. See how the scene order, camera movement, and atmosphere may develop before refining the idea into a longer video.

Animate a storyboard

Creative exploration

Test different paths between the same frames

Keep your visual anchors fixed while exploring different prompts, pacing, camera behavior, lighting, and moods. Compare alternate transitions for personal projects, social clips, story ideas, and early visual concepts.

Explore a new path

More control between the keyframes

A practical workflow for guided motion

Keep the visual anchors you care about and use a clear prompt to shape everything that happens between them.

Start and end frame control

Anchor the first and last moments of the clip with the visuals you already designed.

Prompt the motion

Describe the action, camera path, speed, atmosphere, and details that should remain stable.

Smoother visual continuity

Generate a connected transition that follows the direction of both supplied frames.

Directed camera movement

Ask for pans, zooms, tracking shots, or reveals that connect the composition with purpose.

Fast creative exploration

Keep your keyframes and test multiple motion concepts without rebuilding the scene.

Ready for real projects

Create clips for product demos, storyboards, social posts, ads, and presentation previews.

Pricing

Choose the plan that fits your creative needs.

Starter

$9.57/mo

Easy yearly start · $114.8/year

6,000 credits/year
Up to 240 videos
Up to 1200 images
2 concurrent generation tasks
Standard Priority Queue
30-day history retention
HD, watermark-free downloads
Standard customer support
Commercial license
Powerful AI video generations
High quality image generations
Cancel anytime

Standard

$24.07/mo

Regular creation · $288.8/year

17,000 credits/year
Up to 680 videos
Up to 3400 images
4 concurrent generation tasks
Fast Priority Queue
60-day history retention
HD, watermark-free downloads
Priority customer support
Unlimited commercial license
Powerful AI video generations
High quality image generations
Cancel anytime

Best Value

Premium

$39.9/mo

Save 50% with annual billing

54,000 credits/year
Up to 2160 videos
Up to 10800 images
6 concurrent generation tasks
Fastest Priority Queue
90-day history retention
HD, watermark-free downloads
Priority customer support
Unlimited commercial license
Powerful AI video generations
High quality image generations
Cancel anytime

Frames to video questions

Answers about keyframes, motion, and transitions

What is frames to video?

Frames to video uses a starting frame and an ending frame to generate the transition between them. A prompt guides the motion, camera behavior, style, and action.

What should I use for the start and end frames?

Use clear images that show the visual states you want at the beginning and end. Similar subjects, framing, and compositions usually make the transition easier to guide.

Can I describe the movement between frames?

Yes. Describe the subject’s action, camera movement, pacing, lighting changes, and details that should remain recognizable throughout the generated video.

Can I use frames from a storyboard?

Yes. Storyboard panels, moodboards, concept art, sketches, and designed keyframes can be used as visual anchors for a generated transition.

Which models support frames to video?

The page shows models configured for the frames-to-video workflow. Available options may change as model support and page settings are updated.

What makes a good frames-to-video prompt?

Explain what changes from the first frame to the last, how the camera moves, how quickly the action happens, and which subject or design details should stay consistent.

Can I use frames to create a camera transition?

Yes. Describe a push-in, pan, orbit, tilt, tracking shot, or reveal, then use the start and end frames to show where the camera begins and finishes.

Can I make a video from two images online?

Yes. Upload a first image and a final image, explain the motion between them, and generate an AI video transition online.

How do I keep a character consistent between frames?

Use start and end images with a similar subject, pose direction, and visual style. In the prompt, name the details that should remain recognizable during the movement.

Is frames to video useful for personal projects?

Yes. Try it with travel photos, family moments, illustrations, storyboards, social ideas, or any pair of images that could become a short moving scene.

Bring your keyframes to life

Set the first and last moments, describe the motion, and let AI build a connected video transition between them.

Create from frames Create video from an image

Start with two frames and a clear motion prompt.