Start and end control
Guide the generated clip with both the opening image and the desired final frame.
Keyframe-guided image to video
First and Last Frame Video Generator
Create AI videos that transition between a first frame and a last frame for more controlled motion, endings, and visual storytelling.
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Input frames
Start + end
Control
Transitions
Best for
Keyframe-guided image to video
Capabilities
Built for repeatable creative production
More predictable transitions
Use two keyframes when the journey between visual states matters.
Stronger story beats
Create before-and-after clips, product transformations, character moves, and scene transitions.
Workflow
From idea to usable output
01
Upload first and last frames
Choose two compatible images with a clear visual relationship.
02
Describe the transition
Explain how the subject, camera, or scene should move between the keyframes.
03
Generate and refine
Adjust timing, motion style, or prompt details to improve the bridge between frames.
Use cases
Where teams use this
Before-and-after transitions
Product transformations
Character pose changes
Scene-to-scene motion
Campaign teaser clips
FAQ
Common questions
What is first and last frame video generation?
It uses two images as keyframes so the video begins with one frame and moves toward the other.
Is it more controlled than first-frame video?
Yes. It gives the model a target ending, which can make transitions and final composition more predictable.
Do the two frames need to match?
They should be visually related enough for the model to infer a plausible transition.