AIImagetoVideo.video
AIImagetoVideo.video turns a still image and a motion description into a short generated clip. Its image-to-video workspace is aimed at product shots, portraits, illustrations and social content. A text-to-video mode also appears in the interface.
Direct the motion from an image
The uploader accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images up to 10 MB. After choosing a picture, describe what should move and how the camera should behave. The publisher's examples use explicit directions such as tracking an animal or moving the camera through a scene, rather than relying on a general request to animate the picture.
The captured interface shows 5-, 10- and 12-second duration choices, with 480p, 720p and 1080p quality options. Resolution and aspect-ratio availability depend on the selected model. You can switch audio generation on or off. Treat the displayed choices as settings to confirm for the model you select, rather than a promise that every combination works.
Preview a clip before exporting
The website lists several model options, including Veo, Kling, Runway, Hailuo, Seedance and Wan. It describes a workflow of uploading, prompting, selecting settings, generating and previewing the result. The documented download format is HD MP4.
That workflow fits a short product teaser or an animated illustration. Review the generated movement and visible details before using a clip in an ad, especially when the source image depicts a real product. Sample clips show the publisher's intended use; they do not establish the outcome for your own image.
Budget credits for the selected settings
The pricing page says credit consumption varies with model, duration, resolution and audio. Its displayed annual Starter offer is $95.88 billed yearly, equivalent to $7.99 per month, with 600 credits per month. The estimated video count assumes a particular 40-credit setup, so it is not a fixed output allowance across models.
One-time credit packs are also offered, with credits stated not to expire. Pro and Studio explicitly list commercial-use licenses; confirm the applicable plan and terms for paid work. Paid plans advertise clean downloads.