Animate a still image with a focused motion brief. Upload a start or end image, describe what should move, and generate a clip that you can compare with the reference.
Choose a Grok Imagine tool to remove distractions, edit a background or enhance a photo. Start with the task your image needs.
Animate a still image with a focused motion brief. Upload a start or end image, describe what should move, and generate a clip that you can compare with the reference.
Grok ImageineTry a subtle head turn or shift in gaze and review how the model interprets the expression. A starting brief could be: The person gently turns toward the window as a soft breeze moves their hair, subtle camera push-in. Choose a clear image with a stable composition, then describe the action or camera movement you want to explore. The image sets a visual reference; the prompt explains the change you want.
Grok ImageineUse motion already suggested by the image, such as leaves, fabric, reflections, or light. A starting brief could be: Leaves sway in a light breeze, sunlight and shadows drift softly across the scene, steady camera. The result is a new video clip guided by the reference, and it may not preserve every detail pixel for pixel. Confirm that the selected model supports image-to-video, then review people and product details in the result.
Grok ImageineA slow pan or push-in can add movement while keeping the main composition familiar. A starting brief could be: Slow cinematic push toward the focal point, gentle depth and natural ambient movement. Settings vary by model. Before submitting, review the supported inputs, aspect ratios, output options, and credit estimate shown in the composer. After generation, inspect the subject, text, product details, and overall composition before saving a result.
Grok ImageineSelect a model that supports image-to-video to see its duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and credit estimate in the composer. Available choices vary by model. Settings vary by model. Before submitting, review the supported inputs, aspect ratios, output options, and credit estimate shown in the composer. After generation, inspect the subject, text, product details, and overall composition before saving a result.
Upload a clear image → Describe the motion → Review the animated shot. The result is a new video clip guided by the reference, and it may not preserve every detail pixel for pixel. Confirm that the selected model supports image-to-video, then review people and product details in the result.
Grok ImageineChoose a reference where the main subject is visible and easy to recognize.
Ask for one subject action or camera move and note what should stay recognizable.
Check the estimate, generate the clip, and compare it with the original image.
Choose a focused goal for the intended use, make a visual draft you can review, and decide what to change next.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to animate a still image with one creative goal you can review. Start with a simple input, then adjust the subject, composition, and visual focus. Keep useful prompt wording so the next iteration develops the same direction instead of changing every detail at once.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to animate a still image as a visual draft for a campaign. Decide what the audience should notice first, then check whether the composition fits the intended placement. Review the generated scene before adding final captions, music, brand wording, or publishing details in your editing process.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to animate a still image with reference material you have permission to use. Identify which product features matter most in the brief. Generated text, proportions, and small textures may change, so compare the result with the original product information before using it in a listing or promotion.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to animate a still image from a brief that separates the subject, setting, style, and output goal. Change one major direction at a time and keep a record of the prompt and supported settings. Compare the alternatives against the original visual intent before choosing a version.
Review the input requirements, available settings, credit estimate, and result checks before you submit.
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Use a clear image with the main subject visible. Heavy blur or an obscured subject may make the result harder to review.
Generated motion can change faces, text, product shapes, and backgrounds. Compare the result with your reference before using it.
Yes, when accepted by the selected model. Describe the movement and style you want to preserve, then review the result.
Choose a clear image with a stable composition, then describe the action or camera movement you want to explore. The image sets a visual reference; the prompt explains the change you want.
The result is a new video clip guided by the reference, and it may not preserve every detail pixel for pixel. Confirm that the selected model supports image-to-video, then review people and product details in the result.
Select a model that supports image-to-video to see its duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and credit estimate in the composer. Available choices vary by model.
Upload the image you want to animate, add one motion instruction, and review the estimate before generating.
