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AI Video Generator
Turn a photo or an idea into a moving scene.
invideo AI is an online AI video generator for creating clips from text prompts and still images. Use it to animate product photos, connect start and end frames, or bring an imagined scene to life.
Start with Text or an Image
Choose text to video to invent a scene, or image to video to animate a visual you already have.
Generate video from text
Describe a scene when you want to invent the subject, setting, and action together. Text to video works well for concept shots, atmospheric backgrounds, and visual ideas you have not photographed yet.
Turn an image into video
Start with a photo or illustration when the appearance and composition are already decided. Image to video AI uses that visual as a starting point while your description guides the movement. Choose this route for a product shot, a character, or an existing piece of artwork.
Turn Product Photos into Videos
Turn a still product shot into a video for a store page, launch post, or social clip. Upload a clear photo and describe the movement: a slow camera approach, a shift in lighting, or a small action around the product. Choose one focal point, such as the packaging, material, or silhouette, to give the shot a clear purpose.
Plan the shot around the detail you want viewers to notice. A close view can emphasize fabric texture; a wider view can show how the item sits in its setting. Use each clip for one purpose, then combine the shots in your campaign edit.
Animate a Product PhotoChoose a clear starting photo.
Use a sharp image with visible edges and room around the product. Small labels and intricate packaging deserve a closer review in the result.
Match the motion to the product.
Start with restrained movement when shape and packaging matter. Large rotations ask the model to imagine surfaces that are missing from the photo.
Create a Video Between Two Images
Create a video between two images by using one as the start frame and the other as the end frame. Choose a model and mode that support both inputs, then describe the movement between them. The two frames guide how the shot opens and where it finishes.
Use the two images to plan a change the viewer can follow: a character moving from seated to standing, daylight fading into evening, or a product emerging from its packaging. Describe the action connecting those states, so the prompt explains the transition as well as its destination.
Create a Frame-to-Frame VideoOne image or two?
Use one image for open-ended animation. Use start and end frames when the final composition matters to the story.
Plan a connected transition.
For a continuous shot, compare the subject’s size, position, and camera angle in both images. If the images differ sharply, plan a deliberate transformation rather than expecting a small movement to connect them.
Animate Illustrations and Create New Scenes
Bring an illustration into motion
Turn a drawing or digital artwork into a short animated scene. Use the original image to establish the style, then describe a character gesture, drifting clouds, or gentle camera movement. Focus the motion description on the part of the scene you want viewers to notice.
Build a shot from an idea
Generate a new scene from text for a story concept, an establishing shot, or a social video background. Describe one main subject and action first, then refine the setting and atmosphere. Need a specific composition before animating? Create the starting visual with the AI image generator.
Choose the Controls Your Scene Needs
Sound that belongs to the scene
Choose a model with audio generation when the clip needs sound alongside the visuals. For a separate narrated track, use text to speech and combine the narration with your video in your editing workflow.
A frame that fits the destination
Choose a vertical format for Reels, Shorts, or TikTok, or a wider composition for a landscape scene. Leave room for the subject to move, and keep product details or faces clear of the edges.
A model that supports the task
Explore Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Wan in the generator. Start with the controls your shot needs: text or image input, start and end frames, audio, and output format. Then compare results using the same creative direction.
How to Use the AI Video Generator
Choose your starting point
Select text to video for a new scene or image to video for an existing visual, then choose a model. For a two-image transition, select a supported start-and-end-frame mode and add both images.
Describe the movement
Describe the subject’s action and any camera movement. With an image, concentrate on what should move; with text alone, also describe the subject and setting. Choose the available format and duration for the shot.
Generate and refine
Generate the video and review the movement, composition, and details. Refine one element at a time, such as the camera direction or the subject’s action, then download the clip you want to use.
AI Video Generator FAQ
Build the Rest of Your Video Workflow
Create a starting image
Design a product scene, character, or background before animating it.
Transfer a reference performance
Use a reference video when a specific body movement matters.
Make a talking avatar
Turn a photo and your script or recording into a speaking presentation.
Create a voiceover
Generate a separate narrated track for your edit.
Put Your Next Scene in Motion
Start with a product photo, two connected frames, or an idea you want to see move.
Create a Video