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Vidu Image to Video 2.0

Vidu Image to Video 2.0 animates a starting image with text-directed movement, including character expressions and camera motion, while retaining the image’s visual style.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.30 / run

Vidu Image to Video 2.0

Vidu Image to Video 2.0 turns a still image into a moving shot. The supplied picture serves as the opening frame and establishes the visual composition. A text description guides how the scene develops, including subject actions, changes in expression, and movement of the camera.

Its image-led generation carries the source artwork’s style into the animation. That makes an existing illustration or photograph a useful foundation for exploring motion while keeping the scene connected to its original design.

What it's good for

Character artists can develop animated moments from finished artwork, such as a change of expression or a gesture within a scene. For story development, an illustrated scene can become a moving study of action and camera placement.

Product photographs can provide the basis for promotional footage, while nature images can become animated social posts. These applications suit projects whose subject and visual treatment are already established in a still image.

Model ID

vidu/image-to-video-2.0

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.30 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Image to Video 2.0

Vidu Image to Video 2.0 turns a still image into a moving shot. The supplied picture serves as the opening frame and establishes the visual composition. A text description guides how the scene develops, including subject actions, changes in expression, and movement of the camera.

Its image-led generation carries the source artwork’s style into the animation. That makes an existing illustration or photograph a useful foundation for exploring motion while keeping the scene connected to its original design.

What it's good for

Character artists can develop animated moments from finished artwork, such as a change of expression or a gesture within a scene. For story development, an illustrated scene can become a moving study of action and camera placement.

Product photographs can provide the basis for promotional footage, while nature images can become animated social posts. These applications suit projects whose subject and visual treatment are already established in a still image.