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Image to video: turn your photos into a moving clip

Start from the pictures you already have. Image to video turns a product photo, a property, a dish or a set of shots into a video: the first picture opens it, the last one closes it, and up to 8 pictures in between act as keyframes.

keyframes between first and last
8
pictures in one video, at most
10
longest clip
30 s
Image to video: a picture made in Cutlin
How it works

Image to video, step by step

  1. Attach your pictures

    Attach the photos to your prompt in the order they should appear and ask for a video. A single photo works too: it becomes the opening frame.

  2. Describe the motion

    Say what should happen between the pictures - a slow push in, the product turning, the camera moving through the room - and choose the length and the style.

  3. Make and download

    Check the credits, run it and download the clip. Add your brand to get an opening frame and an end card with your real logo.

First frame, last frame, and everything between

With image-to-video you decide where the clip starts and where it ends. The first picture you attach becomes the opening, the last becomes the closing shot, and up to 8 pictures in between are keyframes the video passes through. The AI fills in the motion that connects them, guided by what you describe in the prompt.

Made for what you already photograph

Image-to-video works best when the pictures share a subject and a look, so the motion between them makes sense. A few ideas to start from:

  • A product photo turned into a short reveal
  • Rooms of a property linked into a walkthrough
  • Before and after pictures joined by a transition
  • A dish followed from the kitchen to the table

From a picture you just made

There is no need to start a new chat. After a picture, say "turn this into a video" and the same chat makes a video that starts from the latest picture.

Branded from first frame to last

Add your brand's @username and a video made from pictures gets a generated opening frame and an end card with your real logo in the centre. A branded video uses 150 credits per started 5 seconds.

At a glance

Image to video: the details

Pictures
A first, a last, and up to 8 keyframes between
Length
Kling: 3 to 30 seconds. Gemini Omni: up to 10 with two frames
Shape
Kling: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, or the same as your first picture. Gemini Omni: 16:9 or 9:16
With your brand
Opening frame and an end card with your real logo
Credits
60 per started 5 seconds, 150 branded
FAQ

Image to video: questions

Can't find your answer? See every question.

Can AI turn a single photo into a video?

Yes. Attach one photo and describe the motion; it becomes the opening frame of the clip.

How many photos can one video use?

A first picture to open it, a last picture to close it, and up to 8 keyframes in between - 10 in all.

Can the video be vertical?

Yes. Choose 9:16, or keep the same shape as your first picture, so a portrait photo makes a portrait video.

A brand used in Cutlin is kept in Melon Cut Guidelines: its guidelines page is at meloncut.com/yourbrand, and Cutlin reads it from there.

Coming soon

Image to video is coming soon. Today you can make AI images and on-brand social media pictures in Cutlin.