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Vidu Start/End Frames to Video

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video generates the motion between supplied opening and closing images, with text guiding the transition and camera treatment.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.20 / run

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video generates a video passage between an opening image and a closing image. These inputs establish the sequence's visual endpoints, while a written description guides what happens between them and the emotional tone of the transition.

The generated movement can include changes in the subject and camera treatments such as a pan or zoom. Defining both ends gives a planned shot a concrete destination, making the model useful for exploring how separate compositions connect through motion.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can test the movement linking an opening composition to a planned final pose or view. Editors can develop connecting shots for a sequence, and concept artists can animate a transition between related pieces of artwork. In a presentation, a defined closing image can also connect the animation to the next visual, helping teams judge how the transition supports the sequence's pacing and story.

Model ID

vidu/start-end-to-video

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.20 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video generates a video passage between an opening image and a closing image. These inputs establish the sequence's visual endpoints, while a written description guides what happens between them and the emotional tone of the transition.

The generated movement can include changes in the subject and camera treatments such as a pan or zoom. Defining both ends gives a planned shot a concrete destination, making the model useful for exploring how separate compositions connect through motion.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can test the movement linking an opening composition to a planned final pose or view. Editors can develop connecting shots for a sequence, and concept artists can animate a transition between related pieces of artwork. In a presentation, a defined closing image can also connect the animation to the next visual, helping teams judge how the transition supports the sequence's pacing and story.