Upload any photograph — portrait, vintage, family — and our AI generates a stunning cinematic video in seconds.
Hover any card to see the animation effect. All generated from static source photos using AI.
A frictionless, browser-based workflow. No software to install, no account required.
Drag & drop any photo — portrait, landscape, vintage or modern. Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC.
Optionally guide the AI with a motion directive in English — or leave blank for smart defaults.
Receive a cinematic 3-second MP4 video. Ready for sharing on any platform instantly.
Clear portraits at any resolution. Vintage and archival photos work excellently — even low-resolution scans from the 1800s-1950s produce impressive results. Avoid severely blurred or overexposed images.
Typically 30–90 seconds depending on server load. You'll see a live progress indicator while your video is being rendered.
An MP4 video (~3 seconds, 720p). Perfect for sharing on Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, and all modern platforms.
Photos are transmitted securely to our AI processing pipeline then immediately discarded. We do not store, share, or use your personal photos for training.
Write in English with specific camera or motion directives: "slow pan right", "hair blowing in breeze", "subject blinks softly". Avoid describing scene changes — the AI animates the existing photo, not alters it.
You can generate videos directly on this page. The service is supported by a free-tier API — give it a try!
"I animated my great-grandmother's 1930s portrait. She finally smiled on video. I cried."
"We use this to bring archival portraits to life for documentary films. The temporal consistency is remarkable."
"Used it for a museum installation animating WWI-era photographs. Visitors were speechless."
"My clients are blown away when I deliver their ancestor's photo as a living video. Game changer for genealogy work."
"The results on 100-year-old sepia photos are genuinely magical. I've tried five tools — this is the best."
"Shared my grandfather's animated portrait at his memorial. Every person at the table wanted to know how we did it."