Anchor the Visual Details
The uploaded image provides the subject, objects, setting, composition, color, and appearance to carry into the video.
Image to Video Generator
Turn a still image into a moving video scene. The Pexo AI video agent uses the image as the reference while coordinating subject motion, camera movement, framing, and continuity.
Still-image reference
Upload an Image to Animate
Add the image that should anchor the subject, composition, and visual details in the generated scene.
The Pexo agent uses the image plus your motion direction as context for one image-to-video task.
Still image to motion
Bring a Still Image Into Motion
An Image to Video Generator uses an uploaded image as the starting frame or visual reference for a new moving scene.
The image establishes appearance and composition. Your direction tells the Agent what should move, how the camera should move, and which details should remain visually stable.
Plan the Movement
The Agent interprets how the subject, environment, and camera should move from the still image.
Create a Moving Scene
The image and motion direction become a video clip that can be reviewed for continuity and how closely it follows your prompt.
How it works
Animate an Image in 3 Steps
Provide the visual reference, direct the movement, and review how the still image changes through the shot.
Upload the Source Image
Choose a clear image containing the subject and composition you want to animate.
Describe the Motion
Tell the Agent what should move, what should remain stable, and how the camera should move.
Review the Animated Scene
Check subject appearance, motion, framing, and continuity, then request focused changes.
Agent decisions
Controls That Shape Image Motion
The Agent uses the image and your direction to connect visual appearance with motion through the shot.
Subject Appearance
Keeps the generated scene grounded in the visible subject and details of the uploaded image.
Object and Environment Motion
Coordinates how people, objects, weather, fabric, light, or background elements move.
Camera Movement
Uses your direction to guide pans, pushes, tracking, still framing, or other camera movement.
Shot Continuity
Accounts for composition and visual consistency as the scene develops from the source image.
Common questions
Image to Video Generator FAQ
What image should I upload?
Use a clear image with a visible main subject and composition that supports the movement you want to create.
What motion direction should I provide?
Describe what should move, how it should move, what should stay stable, and how the camera should move.
Can I animate a person, product, illustration, or scene?
The workflow can use different kinds of still-image subjects. Review the result carefully for appearance, motion, permissions, and context.
How is Image to Video different from Text to Video?
Image to Video starts from an existing visual reference. Text to Video begins primarily from a written scene description.
What should I review in the generated clip?
Check subject details, motion, framing, continuity, how closely the clip follows your prompt, likenesses, and permissions before publishing.
Start with a still image
Animate an Image with Pexo
Give the Pexo AI video agent an image and describe the motion, camera, and scene behavior you want to create.