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Vidu Start/End Frames to Video Q1

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video Q1 generates a video transition between supplied opening and closing images, using both compositions to guide subject and camera movement.

Image to video

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OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.40 / run

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video Q1

This model generates the motion connecting an opening image to a closing image. The supplied frames establish where the sequence begins and ends, while a written description provides direction for the generated transition.

It handles movement involving people, objects, and their surroundings, with attention to how those elements relate across the shot. Pans, zooms, and changes in framing can help connect the supplied compositions, making camera movement part of the transition.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can explore the action between planned poses, and filmmakers can develop motion studies from key scene images. Defining both endpoints is useful when a sequence needs to arrive at a particular composition for an edit or narrative beat.

Educational projects can use the same approach to connect an initial visual state with an outcome. Concept teams can also review how a proposed scene change reads in motion during previsualization.

Model ID

vidu/start-end-to-video-q1

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.40 / run

Provider

Vidu

Hosting

Protoface

Vidu Start/End Frames to Video Q1

This model generates the motion connecting an opening image to a closing image. The supplied frames establish where the sequence begins and ends, while a written description provides direction for the generated transition.

It handles movement involving people, objects, and their surroundings, with attention to how those elements relate across the shot. Pans, zooms, and changes in framing can help connect the supplied compositions, making camera movement part of the transition.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can explore the action between planned poses, and filmmakers can develop motion studies from key scene images. Defining both endpoints is useful when a sequence needs to arrive at a particular composition for an edit or narrative beat.

Educational projects can use the same approach to connect an initial visual state with an outcome. Concept teams can also review how a proposed scene change reads in motion during previsualization.