Image to prompta video prompt from any picture
Add a picture and get a video prompt you can use as is or edit: subject, camera, light, style and how it could move
Your picture is read in memory for the analysis and never stored.
Free · 10 analyses a day
Your prompt will cover
- Subject
- Motion
- Light
- Camera
- Style and mood
How itworks
- 01
Add a picture
A photo, a still or an artwork: JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
- 02
Get the prompt
One prompt that recreates the shot in words, and one with only the motion, for your picture as the first frame.
- 03
Edit it and keep it
Change any word and copy it. Leave your email and we will tell you when rendering opens.
What youget
- Output
- A paragraph to paste as is or edit, ending with a line that keeps the render clean
- Covers
- Subject and action, camera move and framing, light, style and mood, and how the picture could move
- Language
- The page's language; in any other language than English, an English version comes with it
- Price
- Free: 10 analyses a day
- Your file
- Read in memory for the analysis, never stored
Questionsanswered
How does image to prompt work?
Your browser sends a resized copy of the picture. A vision model reads it and writes two video prompts in the order a video model reads a shot: one that recreates the whole shot in words (subject, action, scene, light, camera, style) and one with only the motion and the camera, for using your picture as the first frame. Nothing is rendered until you choose to.
Is it free?
Yes. It costs no credits: 10 analyses a day.
Do you keep my picture?
No. The picture is read in memory for the analysis and then dropped. So that the same picture gets the same prompt again for free, the written prompt is kept for a day under a one-way fingerprint of the picture, never the picture itself.
Which language is the prompt in?
The language of the page you are on. In any language but English, an English version comes with it, because Seedance 2.0 is documented for prompts in English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese and Indonesian.
Can I use a photo of a real person?
The prompt describes people without naming them. To make a video of a real person, you need their permission.