Image to video: turn any photo into a moving clip
KivoHeadShots turns a still photo into a 5 or 10 second video with natural motion: upload the image, optionally describe the movement, and download the clip. It costs from 24 credits a run, and new accounts get 10 free credits.
From 24 credits per run
What you need to turn a photo into a video
- Your image
Example: turn a photo into a video
Made with Image to Video on this site from a photo of an AI-generated person, not a real customer. Your results depend on your photos and settings.

Description typed: “She slowly turns towards the camera and smiles, the loose end of her saree moving gently in a light breeze”
Why use our image to video tool
Bring a still image to life with natural motion. Describe how it should move, or let the AI choose subtle, realistic motion.
- 5- or 10-second clips
- Optional motion description
- Optional generated sound
How to turn a photo into a video
- 1
Describe your video, or upload the image, video or audio it starts from.
- 2
Choose length, shape and sound.
- 3
Watch and download the finished clip. Videos take a few minutes.
Your uploads are deleted as soon as the run finishes, and never used to train AI. How we protect your photos
Questions about the image to video tool
- What makes a good starting image?
- A sharp image with a clear subject. The video keeps the image's shape, so use a vertical photo for vertical videos.
- How long does a video take?
- Usually 2–6 minutes. You can leave the page: the video appears in your history when it's ready.
- What if a video fails?
- If the AI can't finish a job, your credits are refunded automatically.
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