Describe the movement between two images
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Describe the movement between two images
Use a first and last frame when the start and destination both matter. The model generates the movement between them, guided by your transition description.
What to prepare
What to prepare
Upload at least two images in order: first frame, then last frame. Add a prompt explaining the change and choose a model that supports both frame roles.
What you get
You receive a connecting video clip. The transition is generated, not a deterministic interpolation; the final pose and intermediate details may differ from your plan.
How to use this scene
- 01
Prepare compatible endpoints
Pick frames with a related subject and compatible framing. Large changes in viewpoint or structure make a natural transition harder.
- 02
Explain one transition
Describe how the scene should move from the first image to the second. Keep the action feasible within the selected duration.
- 03
Review the full movement
Generate the clip and watch the beginning, middle and end. Revise the endpoints or simplify the motion if objects warp or the transition drifts.
An input example to start from
Opening a product box
From the closed box in the first frame, the lid opens slowly to reveal the product as shown in the last frame. The camera remains fixed.
Prepare two images of the same box with similar framing, closed and open. This is an input example; no verified output is claimed for it.
Try this exampleQuestions about this scene
Yes. The first image is the starting frame and the second is the ending frame. Reversing them changes the requested direction of the transition.
You can try, but a coherent transition is harder when subjects, geometry and framing differ greatly. Start with related images for a more controlled experiment.
Exact matching is not guaranteed. The model uses the last frame as a constraint, but small details, timing and motion may still change.