Documentación GenX.artImage to Video
Animate a source image with a compatible video model
Animate an existing frame
Image to Video uses an uploaded image as the visual starting point. Your prompt should focus on what changes over time: subject motion, environmental motion, camera behavior, and what should remain stable.
Workflow
Choose a model
Models differ in accepted image types, duration, aspect ratio behavior, quality options, and cost.
Upload a source image
Follow the file type and size guidance shown beside the uploader. Use content you are authorized to process.
Describe motion
State the primary movement, camera behavior, tempo, and stability constraints. Avoid redescribing the entire image unless you want it reinterpreted.
Review and submit
Confirm the preview, model, compatible parameters, and estimated credits before generation.
Prompt example
The fabric moves gently in a light breeze while the product remains centered and unchanged; slow clockwise camera arc, stable label, soft studio lighting.
Source-image guidance
- Use a clear subject with enough space for the intended movement.
- Avoid very small text or details that must remain exact.
- Match the source composition to the intended output orientation where possible.
- Use a clean image rather than relying on the model to remove unwanted objects.
Troubleshooting
Identity or product drift: ask for subtle motion and explicitly state which features must remain stable.
Warping at the edges: reduce camera movement or provide more space around the subject.
Upload rejected: check the active uploader for model-specific format and size limits.
No expected quality option: that setting is unavailable for the selected model; compare another compatible model.
Capabilities vary by model
The active uploader and parameter controls are the source of truth for file limits, duration, quality, output format, and credit cost.