Use an image as the first visual anchor, then describe the motion and camera behavior you want.
1. Pick the right source frame
A clean image with clear subject separation usually gives the video model a stronger starting point.
2. Write a motion-focused prompt
Describe movement, camera direction, pace and atmosphere. Do not repeat every visual detail already visible in the image.
3. Choose ratio and model intentionally
Use the model and aspect ratio that match the destination: social, landscape, product ad or cinematic clip.
4. Expect longer runtime than images
Video jobs can take longer and provider queues vary. Follow the live task status instead of refreshing repeatedly.
Try the workflow: Open the related Tool67 tool →
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