Image to video

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Turn any photo into a moving shot. Direct the motion with a prompt.

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Turn an image into video in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Upload your image

    Drop in the photo, still, or artwork you want to set in motion.

  3. 03

    Direct the motion

    Name the camera move and what the subject does. Generate, retake, and export in HD.

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Use cases

Bring an archive photo back to life

A family portrait, an old print, a scanned negative. Ask for breath, a small head turn, and a gentle push-in, and a frozen moment becomes something you can watch. The faces stay the faces you know.

Put your product in motion

Start from the product shot you already paid for. Orbit it, rack focus onto the label, or let steam rise off it. You keep the exact packaging and finish from the still instead of asking a model to guess at your product.

Animate artwork and illustration

Set a painting, a poster, or a character design moving without redrawing a frame. The line work and palette are already fixed by your image, so the motion is the only thing you have to direct.

Extend a photoshoot into footage

One shoot, one location, one lighting setup, and suddenly it also yields video. Animate the strongest frames from the take, cut them together, and a stills budget covers a social edit as well.

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Go from any idea to a finished short film with scenes, visuals, video, and music.

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Motion transfer

Pair a character image with a reference video. Your character picks up that exact motion.

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Frames to video

Provide first frame and last frame and generate a video from uploaded keyframes.

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Renovation timelapse

Photo of any real-estate becomes a cinematic renovation timelapse video with construction SFX and music.

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All on Morphic

From one still to a finished clip

Models

Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, Hailuo 2.3, and more. Run the same photo through a different model whenever a take falls short.

Start from a prompt instead

No image to hand? Describe the shot in words and generate the clip from text alone.

Fix the still first

Restyle, upscale, or widen your source image before you animate it. A stronger frame gives the model more to move.

Make them speak

Once your subject is moving, match dialogue to the mouth with Lip Sync and add a voice track.

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FAQs

How do I turn a photo into a video?
Upload the photo, then describe the motion you want. The model treats your image as the opening frame and animates outward from it, so the subject, framing, and lighting you already have carry into the clip. Name the camera move, what the subject does, and how long the beat should run, then generate.
What kind of photo works best?
A sharp, well-lit image with a clear subject and some room around it. The model animates what it can see, so detail it can read becomes motion it can render. Blurry phone shots and heavy crops give it less to work with. If your source is soft, run it through upscale first.
Will my photo still look like my photo?
Yes. The still you upload anchors the clip, so the face, the product, or the location stays recognisable instead of being reinvented from scratch. That is the practical difference from writing a prompt with no image attached, where the model invents the subject for you.
Can I control how the camera moves?
Yes. Ask for a slow push-in, an orbit, a handheld drift, a tilt up, or a locked-off frame where only the subject moves. Pair the camera instruction with a subject instruction, such as a push-in while hair moves in the wind, and you direct both layers of the shot in one prompt.
Can I animate a picture of a person?
Yes. Portraits animate well when you keep the motion honest, a shift in weight, a turn of the head, a blink, breath in the shoulders. For a person who needs to speak on camera, generate the motion here and then match the dialogue to the mouth with Lip Sync.
Can I make several clips from one image?
Yes. Keep the same source photo and change only the motion prompt to get a different take each time. Because every clip starts from the same frame, the takes cut together, which is how you build a short sequence out of one still.
Can I download the video?
Yes. Export the finished clip in HD as an MP4, ready for social, a site, or an edit timeline. The still you started from stays untouched, so you can re-render the motion a different way without losing the original.

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