Image to Video AI for Fashion
Image to video AI turns any still into a moving clip. Upload a photo, a runway shot, a product picture, a portrait, even a jewelry close-up, choose a format, and the AI animates it with realistic motion. It is the general-purpose door into fashion video: whatever the image shows is what starts moving.
- 1Upload the image you want to animate
- 2Choose your video format
- 3Reuse it anywhere
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Upload the image you want to animate
Any fashion image qualifies: a photo of yourself, a model on a runway, a design generated in the studio, a product shot. The image is the script; the AI reads what is in the frame and decides how it should move.
Choose your video format
Pick the format for the destination and click Create an AI video. The still becomes a clip: fabric moves, the camera breathes, the scene comes alive around the subject.
Reuse it anywhere
The video lands in your studio grid next to the source image. From there it can go to a product page, a social post, or a presentation, and the same image can be animated again for a different take.
One feature, every kind of image
Because the input is just an image, this workflow has no fixed subject. A product photo becomes a product clip, a design sketch becomes a moving concept, an artistic portrait becomes a piece of storytelling. When your subject is a specific product category, the dedicated pages go deeper into what moves and why: jewelry video, shoes and sneakers video, bag video, and sunglasses video. Open the studio to animate your first image.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of images can I animate?+
Practically any fashion related still: photos you took, images generated in the studio, product shots, sketches, portraits. The AI works from what is visible in the frame, so a clear subject gives a clearer motion.
Do I control what the motion looks like?+
You choose the format and generate; the AI derives the movement from the content of the image. Different runs give different takes, so generating a second or third version of the same still is the normal way to get the motion you want.
Where does the video go when it is done?+
Into your studio grid, in the same project as your other creations. From there you download it or keep working: the source image can feed other workflows like try-on or HD upscaling.
Can I use the clips commercially?+
Yes, on paid plans your generated videos can be used commercially, on your store, in ads, and on social media.