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Photos into TikTok videos.

Upload a photo, describe the motion and mood, and generate. The photo is the reference, so the face, product or place stays the same in the video.

Start free From 4,000 credits per video · live server prices
  • One photo is enough; several (front, side) make results steadier.
  • Save photos as @TAG elements and call them in any shot.
  • Motion control: move a photo along a reference motion video.
  • Price shown before you generate, failed = credits back.

Real results, recipe included.

Every video below was made in Aixxxe Studio. See the prompt, model, length and price behind it. Then make your own.

15s · 9:16
Seedance 2.5 V34,425 credits

A calm ocean wave rolls onto a quiet sandy beach at golden hour. Slow push in, soft natural light, gentle sea foam, no people.

by Tim Aixxxe
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How to make it

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    Use a sharp photo with the whole subject visible. In the Studio, press + to add a reference image, or save it as a @TAG element to reuse it.

  2. 2

    Pick an image-to-video model

    Choose a model with image or multi-reference mode. To copy motion from another video, pick Motion Control.

  3. 3

    Describe motion and camera

    Say what moves and how the camera moves, e.g. "the product slowly rotates, close-up, orbital move".

  4. 4

    Generate and download

    Watch the queue, then download a vertical MP4. Not quite right? Change one thing in the prompt and try again.

Example prompt

@PRODUCT_01 slowly rotates on a white marble table, soft studio light from the left. Close-up, 85mm lens, low angle, orbital move (EMPHASIS). Clean dark background.
Try it in the Studio

Models you can use right now

Questions

Which photos work best?

Sharp photos with even light and a simple background. For characters, a clear face photo plus one full-body photo helps the model keep the look.

Does the face stay the same?

The model uses the photo as a reference, so face and clothing are usually kept. A @TAG element with several angles keeps it more consistent across shots.

Can I use other people's photos?

Use photos you own or have permission for. Photos of public figures or real people without permission may be refused by the server; the credits come back.

How much does it cost?

It depends on model, resolution and length; the price shows on the Generate button before you pay. 1 credit = Rp1, no subscription.

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