AI Image to Video Generator
Upload a picture. Describe the motion. Get a five-second clip with sound.
- 720p HD video
- Follows your picture’s shape
The camera slowly moves closer as leaves sway in the breeze
- 5-second clip with sound
- 720p
A preview of the workspace. Creating requires sign-in and credits.
MorningAgent’s image to video generator turns one still picture into a short moving clip. Upload a starting picture, describe what should happen and get a five-second 720p video with sound.
What each clip costs
- 5-second clip with sound 700 credits 720p, in your picture’s shape Up to 7 a month with Creator
Creator includes 5,000 credits per monthly window. See how credits work.
How it works
- Add a starting picture
Open Image to Video and upload a PNG, JPG or WebP picture, up to 50 MB.
- Describe what happens
Name one camera move, one action and any background motion.
- Check the cost and create
Every clip has the same length and quality, so the cost is the same each time. Sign in with Google and create.
- Download your clip
Download it for your edit, then add narration from Text to Speech if the story needs a voice.
Prompt examples
Slow push-in on the ceramic mug, steam rises gently from the coffee, soft morning light, the background stays still
One camera move and one small motion.
Static camera. Clouds drift slowly from left to right over the mountain ridge, tall grass sways in a light breeze, birdsong in the distance
Saying the camera is static keeps it from wandering.
The paper-cut fox turns its head toward the camera and blinks once, autumn leaves fall slowly behind it, calm pace
Small, single actions hold together better than full-body movement.
Prepare your picture
The picture decides most of the result, and the clip follows its shape. Crop it first: wide for YouTube, tall for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
- One clear subject: leave space around it for the camera to move.
- No small text or logos: motion can warp them, so add text in your editor.
- A finished look: the clip keeps the picture’s light and style.
- Your rights: use a picture you made, licensed or have permission to use.
How to describe motion
Describe what moves, not what is already in the picture. Five seconds is room for one camera move and one action.
- Camera: push in, pull back, pan, tilt, orbit or static camera.
- Subject: one action, such as turning, smiling or waving.
- Background: water, clouds, steam, leaves or light.
- Pace: slow, gentle, steady or quick.
A beautiful beach at sunset
Waves roll gently onto the sand, the camera pans slowly to the right, the sky stays still
The first describes the picture; the second says what moves.
No picture yet?
Create one with the AI image generator, then upload it as your starting picture. Leave room for motion, such as sky above a landscape or steam over a drink.
Animate people with care
Animate a real person only with their permission, and never show anyone doing something they did not do. If a clip looks realistic, follow your platform’s rules for AI content, such as those in the YouTube AI guide.
Limits worth knowing
- Up to 2 creations at a time and 20 in any rolling 24 hours per account.
- Up to 50 MB per uploaded file.
- Sign-in is Google only. Billing is handled by our hosted payment provider.
A few things to know.
How long is each clip?
Every clip is five seconds at 720p, with sound. For a longer video, make several clips and join them in your editor.
How much does a clip cost?
Every clip costs the same, and the exact cost appears before you create. Creator is $4.99 a month with 5,000 credits every month.
Does the video include sound?
Yes. Each clip comes with sound, which you can keep, lower or replace in your editor.
What shape will my clip be?
It follows the shape of your starting picture. Crop the picture first: wide for YouTube, tall for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Why did the clip ignore part of my description?
Your description probably asked for too much. Keep to one camera move and one action, and say what should stay still.
Do I need an account?
Guests can explore the tool. Creating needs sign-in, and one clip uses more than the 50 free credits new accounts get once.
Make something worth watching.
Explore as a guest. Every creation shows its credit cost first.