Image to video

Chaining image-to-video runs from a single still

Start from one image, generate a clip, then keep going from that clip's last frame. The still becomes a sequence without ever leaving the studio.
Runs in a desktop browser · every take is its own gallery entry · sign in with Google
Take 1, the source clip.
Take 2, seeded from the final frame of take 1.

From one still to a sequence

Attach an image and it becomes the first frame of the run. Once that clip exists, Extend takes over: its final frame becomes the first frame of the next run, and so on.

The whole sequence therefore traces back to the one image you chose, which is why the look holds together.

First and last frame

Some models accept both a first and a last frame for a run, which lets you aim a shot at a specific end image. Availability depends on the model you pick, and the interface shows the option only when the model supports it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I start from my own photo?

Yes. An attached image becomes the first frame of the run, and the chain continues from the clip that run produces.

Why does the last-frame option sometimes disappear?

Not every model supports it, and some restrict it at lower resolutions. The control is shown only when the selected model accepts it.

Your first clip is the hard part

Open the Video Studio, get one shot you like, then press AetherWave Extend and keep going. Every take is its own gallery entry, so nothing you keep can be overwritten.

Open Video Studio