Haze Agent
Image to video
Image to video turns one still into a short generated clip. Your image is the first frame, and a sentence about the motion decides what happens next. Pick 5 or 10 seconds at 720p; it costs one credit per second, so 5 or 10 credits.
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Open Image to video
Click Haze Agent in the sidebar, then the Image to video tab. The line under the tab reads "Upload a photo and describe the motion. The video starts from your image and brings it to life."
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Add your image
Drop an image onto "Drop an image, or browse", or press Choose from library. It can be a JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 15 MB, each side between 300 and 6,000 px, and not extremely tall or wide. The Aspect setting moves to the shape closest to your image.
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Describe the motion
In "Describe the motion" write the camera move and what should move in the picture, for example "Slow push in, steam rising from the cup, soft morning light". Up to 800 characters.
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Pick the length and confirm your rights
Under Length choose 5 seconds or 10 seconds. Once an image is added, tick "I own this image or have the rights to use it in a video." — Generate stays off until you do.
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Generate
Press "Generate — 5 credits" (or 10). The credits come off your balance now; if the video is not made they are refunded. When it is done, the job card offers Open video and Post / Schedule.
Several images at once
You can add up to 10 images in one go. Each image becomes its own video with the same motion description, length and aspect, and the total price is the per-video price times the number of images — for example 3 images at 5 seconds cost 15 credits. If one video isn't made, its credits are refunded; the others are unaffected.
When the generator says no
The video generator won't animate some content — often a real person's face, or anything its safety rules flag. The job then fails with that reason and the credits are refunded in full. Try a different image or prompt; for a talking video of yourself, use AI clone.
Good to know
- Image to video needs a paid plan; seeing the price is free.
- A phone photo stored sideways is straightened before upload, so the first frame matches what you see.
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