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Vidu Image to Video Q1

Vidu Image to Video Q1 creates video from a starting image, retaining its style while text guides the action, camera movement, and atmosphere of the scene.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.40 / run

Vidu Image to Video Q1

Vidu Image to Video Q1 generates moving footage from a photograph or artwork supplied as the starting image. Text describes how the scene should unfold, guiding subject action, the camera’s movement, or the atmosphere of the shot.

The image gives the generation its visual starting point, and the model carries its style into the resulting video. This is useful when a project already has an approved picture and needs to explore how that material could work in motion.

What it's good for

A product photograph can become a video showcase for a campaign, with text defining the movement around the featured item. Illustrators can use finished artwork as the basis for narrative shots, developing motion treatments that remain connected to the original aesthetic.

Portraits and travel photographs also provide material for animated social posts. For creative teams, the same image can anchor different scene ideas as they explore alternative actions or camera treatments.

Model ID

vidu/image-to-video-q1

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.40 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Image to Video Q1

Vidu Image to Video Q1 generates moving footage from a photograph or artwork supplied as the starting image. Text describes how the scene should unfold, guiding subject action, the camera’s movement, or the atmosphere of the shot.

The image gives the generation its visual starting point, and the model carries its style into the resulting video. This is useful when a project already has an approved picture and needs to explore how that material could work in motion.

What it's good for

A product photograph can become a video showcase for a campaign, with text defining the movement around the featured item. Illustrators can use finished artwork as the basis for narrative shots, developing motion treatments that remain connected to the original aesthetic.

Portraits and travel photographs also provide material for animated social posts. For creative teams, the same image can anchor different scene ideas as they explore alternative actions or camera treatments.