Nanta AI
Image to video: bring any photo to life
Use a photo, a product shot, a painting or an AI image as the first frame and describe what happens next. The video keeps the composition, the face and the product from your image and adds real motion, camera movement and sound.
How it works
- 1. Upload the start frame (and an end frame if you want to land on a pose)
- 2. Write the action and the camera move
- 3. Generate, compare models and keep the best take
Your picture, exactly — in motion
The start frame fixes who is in the shot, the wardrobe, the set and the light direction; the motion follows from it with no jump. An end frame makes the clip land precisely on the composition you want.
Characters that stay the same
Add character sheets or extra reference photos and the same person, product or vehicle keeps its identity across every scene — the basis for series, ads and short films.
From still to film
Animate a storyboard frame by frame, or let the Canvas build each scene's keyframe first and then the clip, joined in a montage with music.
Live prices
- Starter: $11.25/month · 270 credits · 25% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Plus: $30/month · 1,100 credits · 33% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Ultra: $96.75/month · 3,000 credits · 25% cheaper per credit than Higgsfield
- Studio: $97.50/month · 6,000 credits
Questions
- What kind of photos work best?
- Sharp images with a clear subject and room for the action. Any aspect ratio works; the video can match it.
- Can I control where the video ends?
- Yes, on models that take an end frame: the clip moves from your start image to your end image.
- Will the face stay the same?
- The start frame and reference photos lock the identity; Nanta adds identity rules to the prompt so faces do not drift.
- How long is an image-to-video clip?
- From 4 to 30 seconds per take depending on the model; longer stories are built from several scenes.