Preserve the opening frame
Start the video from a known image so the first shot matches your intended composition.
Image to video with first-frame control
First Frame Video Generator
Generate AI video from a first frame image and prompt to control the opening composition, subject, and visual direction.
1
Input frame
Opening shot
Best for
2-15s
Duration
Image to video with first-frame control
Capabilities
Built for repeatable creative production
Prompt-guided motion
Describe camera movement, subject action, atmosphere, and pacing to guide the clip.
Fast visual tests
Turn static concepts, generated images, or product visuals into motion for early creative review.
Workflow
From idea to usable output
01
Choose a clear first frame
Use an image with a strong subject and composition that should anchor the clip.
02
Write the motion prompt
Describe what moves, how the camera behaves, and what mood the video should keep.
03
Generate and compare
Review motion options and rerun with tighter action or camera instructions.
Use cases
Where teams use this
Product motion previews
Cinematic opening shots
Fashion and portrait motion
Social media clips
Storyboard animation tests
FAQ
Common questions
What is first frame video generation?
It creates a video that starts from a supplied image and follows your prompt for motion and camera direction.
How is it different from text to video?
Text to video starts from only a prompt, while first-frame video gives the model a concrete opening image.
When should I use first-last-frame video?
Use first-last-frame video when the final frame or transition target also matters.