Start and end images
Add two images. The video moves from the start image to the end image.
Bring a picture to life
Wan-2.1 flf2v generates dynamic videos by intelligently bridging a given first frame to a desired end frame through smooth, coherent motion sequences.
Opens the video studio with Wan-2.1 First-Last-Frame-to-Video First-to-Last-Frame ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.
What it makes
Bring a picture to life
Animates a picture into a short video.
What you need
What you get
A short video that starts from your picture
Wan-2.1 First-Last-Frame-to-Video First-to-Last-Frame makes a video that moves from one image to another. You add a start image, an end image and a prompt, and you get a video file back.
Both images are required. If either one does not match the aspect ratio you choose, it is resized and cropped from the center. You can pick 480p or 720p for resolution. Aspect ratio can be auto, which sets the shape automatically, or 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. The number of frames (the individual pictures that make up the video) runs from 81 to 100, played at 5 to 24 frames per second. A higher Guide Scale, from 1 to 10, follows your prompt more closely, though it may lower quality. Acceleration has two choices, none and regular. More acceleration finishes sooner but with lower quality.
This model costs 4000 credits, the same as Wan-2.1, which starts from a single image instead. Use it when you have both a first and a last picture in mind.
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Add two images. The video moves from the start image to the end image.
A higher Guide Scale (1 to 10) follows your prompt more closely, though it may lower quality.
Acceleration can be none or regular. More acceleration finishes sooner but with lower quality.
Upload the picture the video begins with.
Upload the picture the video should finish on.
Describe the video in text, choose resolution and aspect ratio, then generate.
Add the starting picture and the ending picture, then describe the change in your prompt.
Add the before picture as the start image and the after picture as the end image.
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