Image to Video AI Generator

Upload a reference image or frame, describe the motion you want, and generate polished AI videos with Sora 2 and Seedance 2. Compare cinematic, fast, and flexible video models without leaving the workspace.

Describe the scene, motion, camera, mood, and style.

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How to Create Image to Video AI Clips

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Upload a Reference

Add a reference image for Sora 2 or first and last frame images for Seedance 2.

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Describe the Motion

Write a clear prompt that covers action, camera movement, style, lighting, and mood.

3

Generate and Review

Choose Sora 2 or Seedance 2, generate your video, then review the result or check progress in history.

Choose the model that fits your image-to-video workflow.

Animate Images with Sora 2 and Seedance 2

Sora 2 is built for cinematic prompt following and image-guided scenes. Use it when you want strong visual storytelling, natural motion, and polished camera movement from a single reference image.

Seedance 2 supports flexible first-frame and last-frame workflows, longer duration choices, resolution controls, and fast generation profiles for production-style iteration.

One Workspace for Image-Guided Video

Upload an image, write the motion direction, choose a model, and adjust aspect ratio, duration, resolution, and audio options where supported. Your results and history stay together in the same interface.

Image to Video AI FAQ

Common questions about creating videos from images on NanoImg.io.

NanoImg.io currently provides Sora 2 and Seedance 2 in the shared image-to-video workspace. Sora 2 focuses on cinematic image-guided generation, while Seedance 2 supports flexible frame-based workflows.
Yes. The image-to-video mode requires a reference image for Sora 2 or at least one frame image for Seedance 2.
Yes. Available controls depend on the selected model. Sora 2 supports common cinematic ratios and fixed durations, while Seedance 2 adds broader aspect ratio, duration, and resolution choices.
Generated videos appear in the result panel when finished and in your generation history after you sign in.