Image to Video AI

Upload a photo, choose a camera move, and get a cinematic clip in about a minute.

Image-to-video is the fastest way to get motion you can actually use: you already know what the frame looks like, so the model only has to solve movement. Raduga runs your still through three frontier video models and hands you the clip — no subscription, no watermark.

How it works

Camera moves, one tap

Crash zoom, dolly in, 360 orbit, FPV drone, crane up, handheld, bullet time, zoom-out reveal, low-angle push and whip pan — each preset appends professional motion language to your prompt, so the model gets direction it understands.

What it costs

A five-second clip starts at ✦30 credits — roughly 54¢ on the $9 Spark pack. Your 40 signup credits cover a first clip on the house, and unused credits never expire.

WhatCostExpires?
Signing upFree — 40 credits, no cardNever
Draft image (FLUX Schnell)✦ 1 credit
Flagship still (FLUX 1.1 Pro Ultra)✦ 8 credits
5s cinematic video (Kling 2.1)✦ 30 credits
Spark pack — 500 credits$9 one-timeNever
Studio pack — 1,600 credits$24 one-timeNever
Powerhouse pack — 6,000 credits$79 one-timeNever
Image generated in Raduga StudioImage generated in Raduga StudioImage generated in Raduga Studio

The images above were generated in Raduga — by the same engine you get on the free tier.

Animate your first image free See pricing

Frequently asked questions

What image formats can I upload?

PNG, JPEG and WebP up to 8 MB. You can also paste an image URL, or generate a still inside Raduga for one credit and animate it immediately.

How long does an image-to-video generation take?

Usually under two minutes. The job runs in the background — your gallery updates automatically when the clip is ready.

Is there a watermark on the video?

No. You download the original file, and everything you generate is yours to use.

Which model is best for animating a photo?

Kling 2.1 is the best default — strong physics and natural camera motion at 30 credits. Use Seedance 1.0 Pro when you need crisp 1080p, or Hailuo 02 for expressive human subjects.

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