WondertakeConvert one JPG, PNG, or WebP photo into a short video with a focused motion prompt—right in your browser. Sign in to pick 480p, 720p, or 1080p HD and 1–15 seconds; Pro and Max export without a watermark.
Use this converter for a one-photo upload-to-download workflow. Choose one JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB and add one motion instruction. Registered accounts choose the resolution (up to 1080p HD) and a duration between 1 and 15 seconds, billed in credits; active Pro and Max plans export watermark-free. It handles one image per conversion; create separate clips when you need more than one source photo.
Start with one JPG, PNG, or WebP photo up to 10 MB.
A motion prompt guides newly generated frames; this is more than a file-container change.
Prepare the file locally, then generate and preview in your browser after Google sign-in.
Save the finished clip for playback or further editing. Free output carries a watermark.
For an HEIC or RAW camera file, use your photo app to export a JPG, PNG, or WebP copy. Renaming a .heic file to .jpg will not make it a valid JPEG. Reopen the export and verify the orientation, crop, and file size.
If the file exceeds 10 MB, export a smaller copy while keeping the subject clear. Remove unwanted borders and personal details that should not appear in the generated clip.
Preview the complete clip and download the MP4. Open the saved file in your intended player or editor, and verify its duration, framing, watermark, and whether important details remain recognizable.
The supported duration and resolution depend on the model you choose. For an exact presentation timeline, a still-image hold, music, or a sequence of photos, finish the downloaded clip in a video editor.
Clear answers about Google sign-in, one-time trial credits, and watermarked free output.
No. The AI generates motion and new frames from one photo. It may change visual details. To hold a photograph completely still, set an exact timeline length, or make a slideshow, use a video editor.
HEIC is not an accepted upload format. Export the photo as JPG, PNG, or WebP first, then check the orientation and make sure the exported file is no larger than 10 MB.
Use a clear supported copy of the photo. JPG is practical for camera photos; PNG can preserve clean graphic edges; WebP can keep the file size small. Changing the extension alone does not convert the file.
Export a smaller copy in JPG, PNG, or WebP and keep it within 10 MB. Open that copy locally to confirm it is readable. Keep the original, and avoid repeated heavy compression that blurs the subject.
This tool accepts one source image per generation. Create clips separately and arrange the downloaded MP4 files in an editor for transitions, music, captions, or a longer timeline.
Google sign-in is currently required. Eligible new accounts receive 12 one-time credits, subject to anti-abuse checks and availability. The generator shows the cost for your chosen model and settings. No credit card is required; free output includes a watermark. Download an MP4. Resolution and duration depend on the selected model and available credits; check the generator before starting. Free output is watermarked. An active Pro or Max subscription provides watermark-free output; a top-up pack alone does not.