Upload a reference frame—product packshot, character turnaround, or location plate—and describe how it should move. Voor AI preserves identity better than text-only runs when faces, logos, or packaging edges must stay stable.
High-frequency detail can shimmer when motion is synthesized. Start with clean plates: balanced exposure, minimal JPEG artifacts, and subjects centered with a little headroom for camera motion.
If the still has transparency, flatten onto a neutral background before upload so the model infers depth consistently.
Anchor global motion first (“slow crane down”, “gentle handheld sway”), then local motion (“hair reacts to wind from camera-left”). Splitting scales reduces impossible physics glitches.
When animating products, specify contact shadows and tabletop reflections; models otherwise float objects.
E-commerce teams animate SKU stills for PDP loops; growth teams refresh ad creatives without full reshoots; founders prototype pitch narratives before booking production.
Combine with text to video for exploration, then lock hero frames here for brand-consistent motion.