Animate a still image
Define what the subject does, how the camera moves, what remains locked, and how the environment responds over a short controlled shot.
Start Image-to-Video Model-aware motion studioGive motion a plan
Give motion a plan
before spending the render.
Pixtor turns a rough video idea into camera, subject, environment, motion, timing, continuity, and negative constraints—then helps route the job to a compatible model and shows the exact credit price.
Text and image-to-video Compare compatible models Durable generation queue
How do you get better results from an AI video generator?
Good AI video prompts describe a shot rather than a mood alone: the subject, environment, framing, lens behavior, camera path, subject motion, timing, physics, continuity, lighting, and what must not change. Reference images improve visual grounding, while storyboards help separate complex sequences into achievable shots. Pixtor builds those details into guided workflows.
Purpose-built workflows.
Better starting instructions.
Plan cinematic camera motion
Use Camera Remix, Freeze Frame Orbit, dolly moves, macro treatments, or restrained parallax with explicit spatial and physics constraints.
Direct the CameraBreak stories into shots
Convert a short script into a sequence plan with framing, action, continuity, visual progression, and generation-ready shot descriptions.
Build a StoryboardSee the range
Browse all 75 guided apps One workspace, several production paths.
A clearer brief for every second of motion.
Choose text, image, or references
Start from a written shot, attach the exact first frame, or include additional permitted references for identity, product, location, style, and motion.
Direct motion and continuity
Specify camera behavior, subject action, timing, physical interaction, lighting consistency, sound preference, and the details that must remain unchanged.
Compare and generate
See compatible routes, model-specific settings, duration, resolution, audio, outputs, and the complete credit quote before the request enters the durable queue.
Quality and responsibility
Complexity belongs in the plan—not in one overloaded shot.
Video models work best when each generation has one readable subject, one coherent camera idea, and a physically achievable action. Longer stories become more controllable when they are designed as a sequence of shots.
- Use a stable first-frame reference when subject or composition fidelity matters
- Describe camera motion separately from subject motion
- Keep action physically plausible and limit competing transformations in one clip
- Use storyboards and projects to maintain continuity across a multi-shot sequence
Know what the workflow can do before you generate.
Can Pixtor create video from a photo?+
Yes. Image-to-video workflows use an uploaded reference as the visual starting point and add directed camera or subject motion.
Which AI video models does Pixtor support?+
The available routes can include Veo, Seedance, Runway, and compatible provider fallbacks. Availability and supported settings can change, so Create shows the routes currently configured for your account.
How much does AI video cost?+
The cost depends on the selected model, duration, resolution, audio, number of outputs, reference type, and whether you use a Pixtor-managed or bring-your-own provider key. The exact credit quote appears before generation.
Can I make multi-shot videos?+
Pixtor can create storyboard and campaign plans, then keep individual shots together in a project. Generating shots separately usually offers more control than asking one clip to perform an entire narrative.
Can I download the finished video?+
Yes. Completed outputs appear in Create history and Assets, where they can be previewed, downloaded, reused, and organized into projects.
Give motion a plan
before spending the render.
Attach your context, review the complete generation brief, choose a compatible model, and see the exact credit quote before anything runs.