Two V2.4 models
Advanced for detail, Faster for speed and lower cost.
Turn any photo or artwork into a moving clip
Upload a photo, illustration or product shot, describe the motion, and Domo AI animates it into a short clip in anime, 3D or cinematic style — keeping the look of your original image.
A preview of camera moves and intensity — real results also animate the subject.
It turns photos, illustrations, paintings and drawings into short videos. You upload one still image, pick a model, motion and duration, optionally describe what should move — and the AI generates a clip that keeps your image’s look while adding natural motion and depth.
Advanced for detail, Faster for speed and lower cost.
Short clips (3 or 5 s) in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1.
From a subtle camera drift to dramatic movement.
“Slow zoom in on face”, “camera pan to the right”.
One-click effects like kiss, hug, wink and camera moves.
Upload JPG, JPEG or PNG images.
Boost finished clips up to 4K in the studio.
Use your clips for personal or commercial projects.
Test on Faster, finalize on Advanced.
Quicker processing at a lower cost — ideal for trying prompts, styles and motion settings.
Higher precision for detailed scenes, faces and close-ups — use it for the clips you’ll publish.
API rates from DomoAI’s Enterprise API pricing (animate-2.4-faster / animate-2.4-advanced). In the web app, credits come from your plan. Domo API →
From the AI Video tools in the DomoAI web app.
A high-resolution JPG or PNG with a clear subject.
Faster or Advanced; 3 or 5 s; 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1.
Describe the motion, or pick a preset effect.
Subtle for portraits, stronger for action.
Takes a few minutes; upscale, then download.
Your image already sets the look. Mix one camera move, one subject motion and one ambient effect.
Click any phrase to copy it.
Subtle blink, gentle smile, soft hair sway. Slow cinematic push-in. Smooth motion, stable face.
Soft anime style, pastel colors, slow camera zoom in, hair gently moving.
Slow pan across the scene with gentle parallax depth, clouds drifting, soft cinematic lighting. Smooth motion, minimal distortion.
Slow zoom-in on the product, soft studio lighting, gentle sparkle highlights. Smooth motion, clean edges.
Character breathing loop, slight head turn toward the camera, subtle blink. Static camera, seamless loop, stable face.
Very slow push-in, light floating particles, soft glow in the background. Text stays still and sharp. Smooth motion.
Get your image ready before animating:

Need more control? Frames to Video lets you set up to 8 keyframes.
| Tool | Focus | Strength | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domo AI | Stylized image animation in an all-in-one studio | Anime and stylized looks; simple controls | Character animation, social pipelines |
| Pika | HD image-to-video with effects | Physics-aware motion, viral effects | Memes and short-form creators |
| Runway | Image-to-video inside a full editing suite | Cinematic realism, Motion Brush, camera control | Agencies, filmmakers, client work |
| Luma | Realistic, 3D-like clips | Natural motion and depth | Photography, real estate, product cinematics |
New users get free starter credits to test Image to Video. Paid plans (Basic, Standard, Pro, Team) add more monthly credits, watermark-free exports, and — from Standard up — unlimited Relax mode.
Is DomoAI free? →Animate images from your own app with POST /video/image2video — 1–10 second clips from $0.04 per second.
It’s a tool that turns a single photo, illustration, painting or product image into a short animated clip. You choose the model, duration, aspect ratio and motion, and the AI keeps the look of your original image.
In the web app clips are typically 3 or 5 seconds. The API supports 1–10 seconds per task. For longer videos, render several clips and stitch them together.
Faster is quicker and cheaper — good for testing prompts and styles. Advanced adds precision for detailed scenes, faces and close-ups, so use it for final clips.
High-resolution JPG or PNG images with one clear subject, good lighting and visible depth. Noisy, dark, blurry or cluttered images tend to produce artifacts.
Describe the motion rather than the picture: one camera move, one subject motion and one ambient effect, such as “subtle blink, soft hair sway, slow push-in, smooth motion, stable face”.
Yes. You own the content you create and can use it for personal or commercial projects, as long as you have the rights to the image you upload.
Upload a photo, describe the motion, and get your first clip in minutes — free credits included.