Choose the right source
Use an image with a clear subject, useful resolution and the composition you want to preserve.
Animate a visual starting point
Use an image as the anchor for a short generated video.
Upload a reference image, describe the movement and result, then refine the generated clip before it enters a larger edit.
Use this guide to choose the workflow, then confirm current access on the official Invideo page.
A clear source image gives motion a stable subject
Reference image1
Motion prompt2
Generated clip3
Sequence edit4
Three-step workflow
Move from input to reviewed output.
Describe movement and camera
State the action, pace, framing and atmosphere instead of relying on a vague style word.
Inspect frame by frame
Check faces, text, product details, hands, edges and object consistency before use.
Practical uses
Where this workflow fits best.
Product concepts
Animate a product scene for a campaign draft or story beat.
Storyboards
Turn a key frame into a short motion test before wider production.
Social visuals
Create a brief animated hook from a strong still image.
Practical check: Model choice, output duration and credit cost can vary inside the live Invideo workflow.
Useful questions
What to confirm before you generate.
Can I animate any image?
Use only images you have permission to process and publish.
What affects motion quality?
Source clarity, prompt specificity, scene complexity and the selected model.
Can generated text stay exact?
Small text and logos can distort, so branded details require close inspection.
Should the original image be preserved?
Yes. Keep the source separately and treat the generated clip as a derivative asset.
Continue the workflow
Open a related Invideo guide.
Continue on the official Invideo workflow.
Upload a reference image, describe the movement and result, then refine the generated clip before it enters a larger edit.