Photo to Video (Pan & Zoom)
Add pan and zoom camera moves to photos and turn each one into a short video, in batches
Made with the default settings unless noted.
$ gtrk tool image_move --batch ./photosPricing
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How to use
- 1
Choose or drop images, up to 50 at a time; each becomes its own video.
- 2
Pick the frame shape, length and camera move (by default one is picked for each photo), then click Submit.
- 3
Preview, then download the MP4s one by one or as a ZIP.
FAQ
Is this AI video generation?
No. It adds pan and zoom camera moves to your photo (the Ken Burns effect). The picture is your original photo; no new motion or objects are generated.
How is the camera move chosen?
By default it's Auto: a pan, zoom or tilt is picked to suit each photo's composition and subject. You can also choose one of 26 moves for all photos (8 pans, 9 zoom-ins, 9 zoom-outs), each with a preview.
What if the photo's shape doesn't match the video?
The empty space is filled with a blurred copy of the same photo, never black bars. To keep the photo's own shape, choose Match photo.
How is it priced?
Currently 2 credits per photo, whatever the length or shape. Live prices and full rules are in Pricing on this page. You need to sign in; failed runs are refunded.
Can several photos become one video?
For now each photo becomes its own video. You can join them in CapCut, Premiere or another editor after downloading.
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