Upload a still image, guide the motion, compare available models, and see the required credits before each run.
Image
JPG, PNG, WebP · Max 10MB · Min 300×300px
Motion Prompt (Optional)
Video Length
Resolution
Aspect Ratio
Inspirations
Still image to motion
Upload a clear source image, describe only the motion you want, and select a model that supports your ratio and duration. The workbench shows required credits before generation. Starter credits are limited, so the cheapest available settings are the safest first test.
Use the live selector as the source of truth for current availability and cost.
Animate a reference image into a 4, 8, or 12 second 720p clip.
Open model workflow →Choose Lite for a starter run or Seedance 2.0 for longer, higher-cost controls.
Open model workflow →Useful for guided subject motion and cinematic camera movement.
Open model workflow →A fast iteration option when the live selector marks it available.
Open model workflow →The subject turns gently toward the window while the camera makes a slow dolly-in; hair and fabric move naturally in a light breeze; preserve facial identity and the original lighting.
Describe change, not details already visible in the source image.
AIVG offers free trial credits for first-time users. After trial credits are used, you can continue with paid credits.
The best option depends on your goal—speed, realism, or motion control. AIVG lets you compare models in one workflow.
Yes. Upload a still image and add a short motion prompt to guide movement, camera, and style.
Watermark and export rules depend on your current plan and model. Check generation settings and pricing details before publishing.
Some preview actions may be available without sign-in, but generating and saving videos usually requires an account.
Generation time depends on model and settings. Most jobs complete from seconds to a few minutes.
Use model comparison and run quick A/B tests. Start with realism-oriented models, then tune motion prompts and camera cues.
Commercial usage depends on model and plan terms. Review licensing details for your selected model before distribution.
Still image to motion
Upload a clear source image, describe only the motion you want, and select a model that supports your ratio and duration. The workbench shows required credits before generation. Starter credits are limited, so the cheapest available settings are the safest first test.
Use the live selector as the source of truth for current availability and cost.
Animate a reference image into a 4, 8, or 12 second 720p clip.
Open model workflow →Choose Lite for a starter run or Seedance 2.0 for longer, higher-cost controls.
Open model workflow →Useful for guided subject motion and cinematic camera movement.
Open model workflow →A fast iteration option when the live selector marks it available.
Open model workflow →The subject turns gently toward the window while the camera makes a slow dolly-in; hair and fabric move naturally in a light breeze; preserve facial identity and the original lighting.
Describe change, not details already visible in the source image.
AIVG offers free trial credits for first-time users. After trial credits are used, you can continue with paid credits.
The best option depends on your goal—speed, realism, or motion control. AIVG lets you compare models in one workflow.
Yes. Upload a still image and add a short motion prompt to guide movement, camera, and style.
Watermark and export rules depend on your current plan and model. Check generation settings and pricing details before publishing.
Some preview actions may be available without sign-in, but generating and saving videos usually requires an account.
Generation time depends on model and settings. Most jobs complete from seconds to a few minutes.
Use model comparison and run quick A/B tests. Start with realism-oriented models, then tune motion prompts and camera cues.
Commercial usage depends on model and plan terms. Review licensing details for your selected model before distribution.