Turn a photo, a generated image, or a text prompt into a short MP4. Pick a camera move, motion strength, and clip length in the same Imagesmith studio you use to make and edit the picture.
Image to video keeps the frame you approved and adds motion. You do not have to regenerate the scene from scratch just to get a clip.
Upload a photo or pick an image you generated, then describe the motion you want.
Skip the still and generate the clip from text when you already know the shot.
Choose a camera move, how strong the motion is, and how long the clip should run.
Upload a still, pick a generated image, or write a prompt if you do not have one yet.
Describe the move, then choose camera, motion strength, and clip length.
Download the clip for web, social, or ads. Grab a frame later and upscale it if you also need a still.
Image to video is the step after the still is right. Generate or edit the image in Imagesmith, then animate that version instead of exporting it into another app.
If the background or the object is wrong, fix it with the AI photo editor first. Motion will carry whatever is in the frame.
Pull a frame from the clip and run it through the AI image upscaler when the campaign needs both a sharp still and a short video.
Open the studio, add an image or a prompt, and export a short MP4.
Try ImagesmithYes. Upload a still or pick one of your generated images, describe the motion, and Imagesmith animates it into a short MP4.
Yes. Image to video also covers text to video: write the shot, set the camera move and length, and export the clip.
You choose a camera move, motion strength, and clip length, and you describe the motion in words.
No. Imagesmith runs in the browser. There is nothing to install and no GPU on your machine.
It is one tool inside Imagesmith, next to text to image, the AI photo editor, and the upscaler. Plans and limits are shown in the studio.