ONE PICTURE. A LITTLE MOVEMENT.
Give your picture a move of its own.
Upload a photo, illustration, or product image and describe what should move. Our AI image to GIF tool turns that starting picture into a short animation you can preview and download.
One JPG, PNG, or WebP · Image and motion prompt required
Your GIF
FROM STILL TO MOVING
Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB. Start with a clear subject and leave a little space around the part you want to move.
Tell the AI what moves and what stays still. Try a gentle blink, a small wave, or steam rising from a cup. Choose a visual direction for the animation.
Sign in, review the credit cost, and select Generate GIF. When the animation is ready, preview it and download the GIF file.
FIND YOUR NEXT MOVEMENT
Explore small gestures, expressive characters, and moving details. Pick one clear action to describe for your own picture.
Curated motion references for your next GIF idea.
YOUR PICTURE SETS THE SCENE
Text to GIF
Describe what should move in your uploaded picture, then name the details that should stay still. A blink or gentle head tilt gives the animation a clear focus.
Motion idea: the owl blinks twice and gently tilts its head. Keep the body and background still, with a fixed camera.
Image to GIF
Upload a character illustration and direct a small gesture. Your picture supplies the appearance and composition; your prompt describes the movement.
Motion idea: the character gives a small wave and returns toward its starting pose. Keep the outfit, colors, and background consistent.
DIRECT THE MOVEMENT
Explore these curated motion references for ideas. Your own image supplies the starting subject and composition; describe which part should move and which details should stay in place.
Start with a cat photo that includes its paws and a keyboard. Describe a small movement while keeping the face and framing consistent.
The cat makes small typing movements with its front paws. Keep its face, fur markings, laptop, and background consistent. Fixed camera.
Animate my imageUse a photo of a hot drink and focus the motion on the steam. Keep the cup, table, and framing in place.
Soft steam curls upward from the coffee cup. Keep the cup, table, lighting, and background consistent. Fixed camera, gentle continuous movement.
Animate my imageStart with a close-up flower photo. Ask for a subtle sway while preserving the petals, water droplets, and garden background.
The rosebud sways gently in a light breeze. Keep the petal shape, water droplets, colors, and garden background consistent. Fixed camera, subtle repeating motion.
Animate my imageSTART WITH A CLEAR SUBJECT
Pick a sharp image where the face, character, or object is clearly separated from its surroundings. For a gesture, make sure the moving part is visible.
Keep hands, ears, and other moving details away from the edge. A small movement is easier to describe when it has room inside the original frame.
Start with one subject and a simple background. Describe a single action before adding camera moves, multiple characters, or several events.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MAKING
Generation requires an account and credits. The Generate GIF button shows the current credit cost before you submit. Compare credit options on the pricing page.
Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB. Each side must be no larger than 8192 pixels. Choose a clear image and add a motion description before generating.
Start with a still photo and describe a movement. The AI creates motion from that image, and the finished animation is delivered as a downloadable GIF. You only need one starting picture.
The finished result is an animated GIF you can preview and download. Image mode is configured for 3 seconds, 512 pixels in width, and 12 frames per second.
Yes. The animation follows the shape of your starting image. Upload the composition you want to animate; image mode does not use the canvas shape choices from text mode.
Ask for one small action that returns toward the starting pose, such as a wave or a gentle head tilt. Keep the camera fixed and describe which parts of the picture should stay still. Preview the result to check the transition when it repeats.
Generation uses credits and requires sign in. Check the credit amount on the Generate GIF button before submitting; your available balance determines whether you can start the generation.
Image mode animates one starting picture with a motion prompt. It does not combine a series of photos into a slideshow or accept a video for conversion.
Choose Text to GIF to describe a new subject and scene instead of uploading a starting image.
To create a new scene from words, use Text to GIF.
