First and last frame
Generate the video between two images
Frames takes a start image and an end image and generates the motion that connects them. Instead of describing a whole scene, you show the tool where the shot begins and where it lands. Choose from the settings currently available, review the exact credit cost, and create.
Available models, settings and costs are shown inside the product before you create.
Describe how the shot should travel between the two frames
How it works
From input to video in three steps
- 01
Add the start frame
Choose the image the shot opens on. It sets the subject and composition the video begins from.
- 02
Add the end frame
Choose where the shot should land. The gap between the two images is what the tool fills.
- 03
Describe the move and create
Add a prompt for how the shot travels, then confirm the credit cost shown on the action button.
Practical guidance
Three shapes this tool is good at
Because both ends are fixed, this is the tool to reach for when the destination matters as much as the movement.
Pull back to reveal
Start close on a subject and end on the wider scene, so the shot opens out rather than cutting.
Move through a sequence
Use two frames from a series to generate the step between them and keep a sequence continuous.
Transform one thing into another
Set two different end points and let the generated motion carry one into the other.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many images do I need?
Two: a start frame and an end frame. The tool generates the motion between them.
Do the two frames need to match?
They do not have to be from the same shot. Frames that share a subject or composition give the transition more to hold on to.
Should I still write a prompt?
A short prompt describing how the shot should travel between the frames gives the movement a direction to follow.
When do I see the credit cost?
After both frames are added and the settings chosen, the exact credit cost is shown on the action button.
Start with the idea you have now
Write the scene or add your source image. You will see the available controls and exact credit cost before creating.
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