Three image to video jobs that start with a frame you already own.
You commissioned that packshot once. Image to video reuses the exact frame as its opening state, so the packaging, colour and angle buyers recognise survive into motion.
An approved key visual rarely gets used twice. Push it through image to video at a different ratio and length each time, and one sign-off carries a week.
Static boards get talked over; a looping render gets watched. Test the deck frame at a draft tier, then spend a full-tier run on the panel that survived.
Your upload is not a reference the model glances at — it is the first state of the timeline. Image to video reads depth, subject edges and light direction out of that frame and extends them forward, so the product or face you signed off on stays recognisable. Text-to-video invents the composition; image to video inherits yours.
Where the still comes from, what an attempt costs, how many cuts.
Upload a photo, screenshot or render, or build the frame in the Vorapix image studio and carry it over. One balance covers both.
Bring Your Own Frame
Camera files, renders and screenshots qualify
Make It Next Door
Draft the still next door, hand it over
One Balance Either Way
Stills and clips bill from one balance
Every image to video control and output spec, on screen.
Starts from your pixels, so layout and detail carry
Draft small, re-run the keeper at full size
A tier picked per run, not an export you trim
Pick the shape up front; it renders natively at it
Engine, length and size priced before you commit
Clips keep the seed and options behind them
Six folders that already exist, and what leaves each.
Sellers own one clean photo per item and no shoot budget. Load the packshot, ask for a slow push, run the range through image to video at an entry tier.
Campaign owners get one approved visual and four placements. Instead of briefing four edits, they push the signed-off frame through image to video once per channel.
Illustrators and 3D artists show frames that take a day to animate by hand. The board becomes the image to video opening state, and the survivor gets a full-tier run.
Property galleries are stills nobody scrolls twice. Each room photo becomes a slow push, so the portal slot gets motion without booking a videographer.
Labels and publishers commission artwork for a single release, then post it flat. That artwork becomes the opening frame of an announce loop instead.
Hiring posts get one portrait per person and nothing else. The signed-off headshot becomes a short intro cut, so nobody sits for a second session.
What you click on the image to video panel, in order.
Drag a photo or render onto the panel, or bring one from the image studio. It becomes the first state.
Choose the image to video tier, aspect and runtime, plus a motion line if the shot needs direction.
Generate, review, then send the version that worked back through image to video at a higher tier.
Mechanics, limits, cost and rights before your first run.
It estimates depth and separates subject from background, then predicts a plausible continuation — parallax behind the subject, weight shifts, drift in cloud.
Editing software only moves pixels that already exist, so a keyframed still is a pan or a parallax cut-out. Image to video generates frames never photographed.
Heavily compressed uploads, tiny crops, dense text and busy group shots disappoint most — too little detail to extend. Re-upload the largest copy you have.
Yes, as two runs off one file rather than an export cropped later. Set the portrait ratio and run it, then switch to landscape. Each pass generates at its own aspect.
Cost follows the engine tier, resolution and length you pick, and the figure sits on the run button before credits leave. New accounts start with 10 free credits.
Commercial use follows your plan, so check the pricing terms before a campaign ships. Rights in the source still are separate: upload only work you own.
An account, yes — generation starts once you sign in. A prompt, no: the still alone is a valid image to video input.
Image to Video AI for Stills You Already Have
Your photo, render or key frame is the opening state. Set tier, ratio and length, watch the credit cost update, then run image to video as many ways as the shot needs.
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