Question 1

What image should I use for Image to Video?

Accepted Answer

Use a clear image you created or have permission to process, with an adult subject, deliberate composition, readable silhouette, and enough surrounding space for the intended movement. Avoid accidental crops and unclear adulthood. Model-specific file, size, quantity, and format requirements appear in the live Workspace.

Question 2

What belongs in the motion prompt?

Accepted Answer

Describe what the subject does, how the camera moves, what changes in the environment, and how fast the moment should feel. Distinguish those layers so one instruction does not contradict another. Avoid restating wardrobe, appearance, and visual details that are already clear in the source image.

Question 3

How should I choose a model for Image to Video?

Accepted Answer

Check the live catalog for a model that accepts your authorized source and offers the duration, aspect ratio, resolution, or control the shot requires. Begin with a restrained test before increasing motion complexity. Review the complete Credit estimate after the source and output configuration are selected.

Question 4

Why can an Image to Video result drift from the source?

Accepted Answer

The output is a new generation rather than a guaranteed continuation of every source detail. Large motion, conflicting camera directions, dramatic crop changes, or an overloaded prompt can increase visible variation. Reduce the request to one movement and name the composition or visual anchor that should remain important.

Question 5

Can I explore the generator before signing in?

Accepted Answer

You can inspect the generator and setup while signed out. Submission requires an authenticated account. Return to the same route after signing in.

Question 6

How do I know what a generation will cost?

Accepted Answer

The live Workspace shows estimated Credits for the selected model and settings before submission. Change either to see the current estimate. Catalog availability and Credit requirements can change.