NEON DanceAnimate a still image with AI while keeping its subject and visual direction as the starting point for motion.
Your source media stays private and is sent only when you submit.
Upload one image, describe the movement, and choose only the output controls supported by the selected model.
Add a description of the motion or scene before submitting.
Image to video AI uses one uploaded still as the first frame and turns a motion description into a short video. It is useful for portraits, products, landscapes, and social posts.
These visual cards illustrate the workflow with concept frames; they are not generated before-and-after results.
Give a still portrait subtle expression, hair, and camera movement without changing the subject.
“Slow camera push-in, a natural blink and slight smile, loose hair moving in a light breeze, preserve the person and framing.”
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Turn a product still into a clean, controlled presentation shot.
“Rotate the ceramic vase slowly on its pedestal while highlights travel across the glaze; keep the background still.”
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Add depth to a landscape with restrained environmental motion.
“Clouds drift above the valley, grass moves in the foreground, and the camera makes a slow forward glide.”
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Add restrained ripples and light movement to a still-life or architecture image.
“Small ripples move across the reflecting pool, sunlight shifts on the facade, and the camera drifts gently to the right.”
Try this setupNo. The upload is used as the starting frame and remains separate from the generated video.
Each Kie model exposes different controls. The page only shows the aspect ratios, resolutions, and durations supported by your selected model.
Use a clear, well-lit image with the subject framed as you want it to appear. Specific motion instructions help preserve that intent.