Image to Video AI:
Make Photos Move

No. Video is paid per clip from your wallet, and a new account starts with an empty wallet, so there are no free videos. Top ups start at $5 and you do not need a plan. The free tokens you get when you sign up (no card needed) work on any image model, so you can use them to make the photo you want to animate. Plans start at $19, paid one time, and yearly plans are 20% off. Plans add tokens for image tools. Video always comes from the wallet.

It depends on the model, the length, the quality and, on some models, sound. On 30 September 2026 a clip cost $0.40 for 4 seconds at 720p on Veo 3.1 Lite, $0.45 for 5 seconds at 720p on Pixverse V6, $0.56 for 5 seconds on Runway Gen4 Turbo, $2.57 for 5 seconds at 720p on Seedance 2.5 and $4.57 for 8 seconds at 1080p with sound on Veo 3.1. The same Veo 3.1 clip without sound was $2.29. The biggest clip, 30 seconds at 4K on Seedance 2.5, was $60. The Generate button shows the price before you press it, and nothing is charged until you do.

Open the video studio, choose Generate, then Image to video, and upload your photo. Write a line about what should move and what the camera should do. Pick a model, a length and a quality, check the price on the Generate button, and press it. The video shows up in your history, ready to download. It all works in your browser, on a phone or a computer, so there is no app to install.

Image to video uses your photo as the first frame, so the video starts exactly like your photo and then moves. Reference keeps the person, pet or thing from your photos and puts them in a new scene that you describe. You can add more than one photo, up to 10 on WAN 3.0 Reference. Both are in the video studio: Image to video is on the Generate tab, and Reference has its own tab.Video from reference photos

Veo 3.1 Reference made the 8 second clips at 720p, and WAN 3.0 Reference made the 5 second clips at 480p. Each one started from the photo shown with it. On 30 September 2026 an 8 second Veo 3.1 Reference clip at 720p cost $2.29 without sound or $4.57 with sound, and a 5 second WAN 3.0 Reference clip at 480p cost $0.31. Tap Try this prompt next to any clip to open the studio with the same model and words.Veo 3.1 ReferenceWAN 3.0 Reference

It depends on the model. Veo 3.1 makes 4, 6 or 8 second clips, Kling V3.0 Pro makes 3 to 15 seconds, and Seedance 2.5 and WAN 3.0 go up to 30 seconds in one go. For quality, Seedance 2.5 goes from 480p to 4K, Veo 3.1 from 720p to 4K and Pixverse V6 from 360p to 1080p. Some models, like Kling V3.0 Pro and Runway Gen4 Turbo, have no quality setting. Need it longer? Pick a finished clip and choose Extend, and the model carries on from where it ends. Need it sharper? The video upscaler takes a clip to 1080p, 2K or 4K.Video upscaler

It depends on the model. When a model has enough finished jobs to measure, the studio shows its usual wait under the Generate button. In September 2026 that was about 1 minute for WAN 2.7, about 1 minute (up to 2) for Pixverse V6, about 3 minutes (up to 6) for WAN 3.0 and about 5 minutes (up to 11) for Seedance 2.5. You can leave the page while it works. The video waits in your history.

Mostly. With Image to video the first frame is your photo, so the person starts out exactly as they look in it. In a longer clip small changes can creep in, most of all with big head turns or camera moves. Keep clips short and the motion gentle when a face matters. If a person must look the same across several clips, the Reference tab makes each clip from your photos instead of one first frame.

A sharp, bright photo with one clear subject, like a person, a pet, a product or a view. Simple motion works best: hair in the wind, water, steam, drifting clouds, a slow zoom in. Short clips hold together better than long ones. Things that often go wrong: text and logos in the photo can smear, big camera moves make the AI invent parts the photo never showed, and crowds or busy patterns break up first.

Yes. Scan the print or take a photo of it, and upload it like any other image. Old photos are often soft and faded, so it helps to run them through the AI image enhancer first. It works with no account for up to 3 photos a day. Gentle motion, like a slow zoom or a small turn of the head, looks best on old photos.AI image enhancer

If a video fails, the money goes back to your wallet on its own. A video that finishes is charged even if the motion is not what you wanted. So test a new photo or prompt as a short, low quality clip first, then make the long or 4K one.

Yes. You own the videos you make and can use them for personal or commercial work, like ads, client work and products you sell. You must own the photos you upload, or have permission to use them. Section 6 of the Terms has the full wording. Enhance AI does not add a watermark to your videos. Finished videos are deleted after 15 days, so download the ones you want to keep.Read the Terms