WondertakeTurn a scanned old photo or framed picture into a gentle AI video, with restrained motion. Google sign-in is currently required; eligible new accounts receive trial credits.
Use this picture-to-video workflow when your source is a physical photograph: scan an old print or capture a framed picture, save it as a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB, and add one restrained motion instruction. Registered accounts pick 480p, 720p, or 1080p HD and a duration of 1–15 seconds, billed in credits; active Pro and Max plans export watermark-free.
Crop borders and remove glare before asking the model to animate the photograph.
Work from a copy so the scan remains available for comparison and archiving.
Begin with a slow camera move; inspect faces and hands before trying a larger action.
Label the result as an AI animation when it could be mistaken for historical footage.
Check the scan at full size before uploading. If eyes or faces are already blurred, increasing the video resolution will not reliably recover them. Remove empty borders, straighten the print, and keep space around the people you want to animate.
For a picture behind glass, change the lighting or camera position to remove reflections. A visible reflection may be treated as part of the scene and move with it. Export a separate JPG, PNG, or WebP copy up to 10 MB.
Try: Slow, subtle camera push-in. Keep all people in their original positions, preserve faces and clothing, and keep the background still. No new people or objects.
This is a suggested starting prompt, not a guaranteed result. Watch the full clip, including the final frame. If an expression or identity changes, reduce the motion or choose a clearer source before spending more credits.
Clear answers about Google sign-in, one-time trial credits, and watermarked free output.
Use even light and avoid reflections. Keep the camera parallel to the print, crop out the frame and surrounding wall, and check that faces are sharp before exporting JPG, PNG, or WebP.
A clear scan is a useful starting point. A phone photo can also work if the print is flat, evenly lit, and fills the image. Keep an untouched copy of the original and upload a separate file no larger than 10 MB.
This workflow adds motion; it does not reliably restore missing historical detail. Repair distracting damage in a separate image editor first. Generated expressions and details are interpretations, not a record of what actually happened.
Start with a gentle camera push-in and ask the people to remain still. Several moving faces are harder to keep stable. Inspect every face in the complete result before sharing.
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.