Photo to video — bring images to life with AI online

Do I need to register?

Yes. Registration is required to animate photos and create video. You can sign in with Google, Yandex or other social networks — we add a one-time bonus when you first sign in.

How do I get welcome credits?

When you first sign in via social networks we add a one-time bonus to your account. After that, generation is paid with credits; packs are on the pricing page.

How much does video generation cost?

Generation is paid with credits. One-time bonus when you first sign in via social networks; after that, buy packs on the pricing page.

Max resolution and duration?

Up to 4K and 60 fps. Usually 5–15 seconds.

Are photos deleted after generation?

Yes, you can delete uploads right after. Data is not used for training without consent.

Can I use videos commercially?

Yes, subject to the terms of service.

Is lip-sync and voice supported?

Lip-sync and face animation are available in some presets. Voice sync depends on the model.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, upload and generation work in the browser on phone and tablet.

What if the animation looks odd?

Try another photo, preset or motion description. Usually 1–2 attempts are enough.

Which model is best for portraits and faces?

For portraits and facial motion, WAN 2.5 I2V Fast or WAN 2.2 I2V Fast are common picks — quick iterations and predictable face motion. For a more cinematic look, try Google Veo 3.1 Fast or Runway Gen-4.5; results still depend on the photo and prompt — run a short test on two models.

Can I upload multiple photos (multi-reference)?

Yes: some flows accept 2–3 references for motion and style stability. Exact limits depend on the model and preset in the app.

Can text on the image be animated?

You can describe text motion in the prompt (e.g. subtle glow, headline fade-in). Accuracy depends on the model and source resolution; complex typography may need a quick pass in an editor.

What is the maximum input photo size?

Limits depend on model and plan; very large files may be downscaled on upload. Use a sharp source at a sensible resolution (often 2–4K on the long side is enough) for the most stable pipeline.