
ImgVid
ImgVid
ImgVid is an online, prompt-driven image-to-video generator that turns JPG/PNG/WebP into short clips in your browser.

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About tool
ImgVid is an image-to-video AI tool that creates short clips from a single image or multiple images using a text prompt. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP (up to 20 MB, up to 6000×6000px), describe the motion, camera move, and mood in plain language, and generate a video without a download or editing timeline.
You can choose between three generation modes: animate one image, blend multiple images into one continuous clip, or use start and end frames so the AI fills in the action between them. Results are iterative—re-run generations to refine the movement until it matches your vision.
Export clips for social formats, including vertical and widescreen options, with outputs up to 4K. Runs in your browser on a laptop or phone, with a free-to-try image-to-video flow and watermark-free exports.
What file types can I upload to ImgVid?
ImgVid supports JPG, PNG, and WebP uploads.
What are the upload limits for images?
You can upload up to 20.0 MB per image and up to 6000×6000px.
How does the prompt influence the generated video?
Your prompt guides the motion, camera move, and mood. Describe the movement you want (e.g., slow zoom, drifting motion) in plain language, then regenerate to fine-tune the outcome.
What are the generation modes in ImgVid?
Animate a single photo, blend multiple images into one continuous clip, or provide start and end frames for the AI to generate the in-between motion.
Does ImgVid run online or do I need to install anything?
ImgVid runs online in your browser, so you can generate videos on a laptop or phone without installing software.
Can ImgVid export vertical videos for TikTok and Reels?
Yes—ImgVid exports vertical or widescreen clips sized for social and marketing use, with outputs up to 4K.