Image to Video · First and last frame
Upload one picture as the first frame and the shot grows out of it. Add a second picture as the last frame and you get a transition, with the motion between them filled in.
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This picture is where the shot begins. JPG or PNG, up to 20 MB.
Give it a second picture and the clip travels from the first image to the second, with the motion in between generated for you.
Seedance 2.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast and PixVerse all handle a last frame. HappyHorse works from a first frame alone, so it is marked in the model list whenever a last frame is loaded.
Say how the subject and camera should move. You can point at an uploaded picture by name in the prompt, then preview and download.
Take a packshot and give it a slow rotation or a light change, ready for a listing or an ad.
Set the two states as first and last frame and let the model build the change between them.
Animate an illustration or a photograph while keeping the exact composition you started from.
Open on a scene and land on a logo, with the frame you actually want at the end.
You supply the opening picture and the closing picture, and the model generates the motion between them. It suits product changes, scene transitions and any shot where both the start and the end matter. On ListenHub it lives on this page: the first frame is required, and adding a last frame turns the clip into a transition.
It is optional. With a first frame alone you get that still in motion; add a last frame and you get a transition that arrives at the picture you chose.
Seedance 2.0 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast and PixVerse. HappyHorse generates from a first frame only, so once you load a last frame it is shown as unavailable in the model list with the reason, and it returns as soon as you remove that image. Your uploads stay exactly as you left them either way.
The first frame decides which picture the video starts on. Reference images decide what things look like — style, character, product — while the shot itself comes from your prompt. Use this page to make a specific picture move, and reference to video to hold a look steady.
JPG and PNG up to 20 MB per image. The output aspect ratio comes from the ratio control rather than the source picture.
It depends on the model, duration and quality. The figure appears next to the generate button before you confirm.
When the shot has to move — turn a still image or a prompt into footage.
When all you have is a sentence, and the picture still has to come from somewhere.
When the look has to hold across shots, and you have the pictures that pin it down.