Image to Video

The model uses your image as the first frame and generates the motion you describe, preserving the subject and style of the original. With an optional last keyframe, it renders the transition between your two frames.

You give the model a starting image and an ending image, and it generates the shot connecting them. PixRoute supports this on all five video models — the frames don't need to match in content, and the first frame defines the canvas.

Per second of output from your credit balance, from 12 credits/second on Veo 3.1 Lite — a 4-second animation with sound is 48 credits, and the flagship tiers run 31–113 credits/second. The 50 signup credits cover one 4-second Lite clip or a stack of images; longer runs need a credit pack or plan.

Clear subjects at 300px or larger on the short side, in ratios between roughly 2:5 and 5:2. Photos, renders, and AI-generated frames all work — the sharper the source, the better the motion.

Yes — the input image is the canvas. Models follow the source ratio automatically, so a vertical photo yields a vertical video without cropping surprises.

Yes — animate with Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 and the clip comes with synchronized audio built in.