AnimatePhoto AI

AnimatePhoto AI uses image-to-video generation from a still image and a description of the movement you want. It is aimed at people who want to try a moving portrait, product shot or scene without building the motion on a timeline. The product lets you choose from available video models before you submit a job.

How do you prepare a source photo?

The provider says you can upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 10 MB. Start with a clear subject and write one movement you want to see. For example, decide whether the camera should move or whether only the subject should move. The guide also recommends naming what should remain unchanged. That makes the result easier to assess when you compare it with the starting frame.

Which settings can you control?

The site says duration, aspect ratio, resolution, audio and reference options depend on the selected model. The interface shows settings supported by that model. It also describes a reference workflow in which supported image, video or audio inputs can provide more direction. Review the estimated credit cost once the model and settings are chosen, then preview the clip before downloading.

The provider says video generation is available and that image and music creation are still rolling out. Check for the control you need before planning a workflow that depends on another media type.

What does the starter allowance cover?

New users receive 20 credits for 30 days, according to the official page. An account is needed to generate and save the result. The site lists subscriptions and one-time credits for additional work. Since generation costs depend on the settings, compare the quote for your first attempt with the available credit balance before submitting it.