Photo to Video AI: From Photos to a Finished Ad

Quick answer: Photo to video AI works best when you know what the photos are for. Here, up to four photos of one product, dish, shop, car, property or app screen become a 15, 30 or 60 second ad with a script, spoken lines, music written for the ad and an end card carrying your brand. The photos are read for free before anything is charged, the first one is the subject, and the one price on the button is a cap, not a bill. This guide is the whole path: a shoot list for the photos, what the read does to each kind of subject, which vibe and length to choose, and where to fix a shot afterwards.
Still from “Crimson Vow”, an AI short drama generated end-to-end by SceneMixer (4 characters, 1 episode)
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A shoot list for four photos

PhotoShowWhy it helps
1. The heroThe thing itself, filling most of the frame, in focusIt is the subject: the ad and the end card are built around it. For a product, dish or garment it is the one redrawn as a clean shot
2. Another angleThe same thing from the side or aboveExtra photos become the places and details the shots are made in
3. A detailA label, a texture, steam, a stitchA detail the shots can be made around
4. In use or in placeThe shelf, the table, the street it lives onBecomes a location, so the ad happens somewhere

Put the hero first. Up to four JPG or PNG files, each under 10 MB, of something you have the rights to. If the read cannot make out what is being advertised, it says so on the spot and nothing is charged: too blurry, too tiny, or too ambiguous are the usual reasons. Which photos work for an ad.

What the read does to each kind of subject

SubjectWhat happens to the photoWhy
Product, dish, garmentRedrawn as a clean studio shot on whiteSo it can be lit the same way in every segment
Shop, restaurant, car, houseKept as it is; any people in it are removed firstCutting a place out of its surroundings destroys the signage, depth and scale; a model given a face copies it, so bystanders are removed
App or website screenshotUsed as it is, never redrawn; one screen only, no real faceRedrawing turns readable interface into mush

Then a dialog says what the read understood: a category (Product, Food & drink, Apparel, Vehicle, Store / property, App, Website or Service) and a name field you can correct. If you typed one line about what it is and who it is for, the line wins when it disagrees with the photo: “our family restaurant” makes the photo a place, not a product. Nothing is charged until you choose how to make the ad. How to make an ad from one photo.

Pick the vibe for the subject

VibeWhat it doesA fit worth trying
EpicScale, spectacle, a big revealA launch, a car, a place
FunnyA joke with the product as the punchlineEveryday products
WarmPeople, feeling, a small momentFamily business, gifts
MinimalThe product, light, silence, one lineSkincare, jewellery, design
TwistIt looks like one thing, then it is anotherAnything with a reveal
Mouth-watering close-upsFood and drink up close: steam, pour, cutDishes, drinks
Show how it worksUse it, see the resultApps, services, gadgets
A day in the lifeSomeone living with the productShops, clothes, a room

The vibe also sets the look of the ad and the colours of its end card. It does not change the price; length and quality do. Vibe, length, format and quality.

Length: one, two or four segments

An ad is made in 15-second segments joined in the final cut with the end card at the end. 15 seconds is one segment and a single beat: the product and one idea. 30 is two. 60 is four, and is a small story. Every segment carries at least one spoken line, and the tagline is said out loud before the final freeze. Nothing legible is written into the picture, because video models cannot write readable text; the words that have to land are spoken or put on the end card. Format is landscape for sites and screens or portrait for feeds and stories, and it does not change the price. Quality is 480P, 720P or 1080P, with the all-in price of each shown in the menu.

What the script is not allowed to say, and the end card

Superlatives and absolute claims such as “the lowest price anywhere”, “number one in sales” or “cures everything” are stripped from the script before it is made, and a brand or product name that is itself a claim is softened. The ad ends on a card with your main image and up to four lines: Brand, Product name, Tagline and Call to action. Any line can be blank. The brand is copied letter for letter from a name printed on a sign or package, or from what you typed. To change a line later, use Edit end card and Assemble: the final cut is rebuilt without reshooting. The card is in the ad’s dialogue language, and the music is written for the ad and mixed under the dialogue, with nothing for you to pick. The end card · Where the music comes from.

One-click or expert, and what you pay

One-click generateExpert mode
Who writes the scriptAIAI first draft; you edit or rewrite it
Who runs cast, sets and shotsAIYou, in the editor dramas use
PriceOne all-in price, a capA smaller start price, then each step on its button
TimeAbout ten minutesAs long as you take
Script editable afterwardsNo; the shots areUntil it is broken down

The all-in price is the most the ad can cost: each stage freezes and charges its own actual price, so the total lands at or below it, and a stage that fails is refunded. Reading your photos is free. Ads never use the free first project. You cannot switch a one-click ad into expert mode or back; each is a fresh ad. One-click or expert mode · The one price is a cap.

After it is made

If one shot is wrong, open the finished ad in the editor, fix that shot and press Rebuild final cut; the other shots are not touched. A different length or format is a new ad. Cancelling works before shooting starts; credits spent on stages that began are not refunded. For the same photos in a story instead of an ad, see AI image to video. For the engine behind it, AI ad video generator.

FAQ

How do I turn photos into a video?

Open the Ad Video tab, add up to four photos of one subject with the best one first, add a line about what it is, and choose a vibe, a length and a quality. An ad of 15, 30 or 60 seconds is made.

How many photos can I use?

Up to four of the same subject, JPG or PNG, under 10 MB each.

Is reading my photos charged?

No. The read is free and tells you what it thinks the product is, so you can correct it before you pay for anything.

Will my product be redrawn?

A product, dish or garment is redrawn as a clean studio shot. A shop, car, house or app screenshot is kept as it is.

My shop photo has customers in it.

That is fine. People are removed and the place is kept.

Will my logo or price appear in the video?

Not reliably in the shots, because video models do not draw legible text. The brand, product name, tagline and call to action are on the end card, and the tagline is also spoken.

How much does a photo ad cost?

It depends on the length and quality you pick. The all-in price is shown on the button and is a cap, so the final charge is at most that.

Can I fix one shot afterwards?

Yes. Fix the shot in the editor and rebuild the final cut. The other shots are not touched.

Take four photos, get an ad

The hero first, a line about what it is, and the read is free.

Make an ad

Updated November 2, 2026