Video Studio — bring your photos to life

Video Studio takes a photo you already have — a Photo Studio result, a Before & After, a product shot — and gives it gentle, tasteful motion: a slow push-in, a soft glow, rising spa steam. The result is a short vertical clip ready for Reels or TikTok. No filming, no editing app.

How to use it

1. Open Video Studio and stay on the Studio tab.
2. Pick a photo from your library, or switch to Upload a photo.
3. Choose the length (5 or 8 seconds) and shape (Vertical is best for Reels & TikTok).
4. Pick a quality, a mood, and a camera move — the credit cost is shown on each quality.
5. In What should move?, describe the motion in a few words (e.g. “soft light bloom, a slow serum drip”).
6. Press Generate. A clip usually takes 3–6 minutes — you can leave the page; it’ll be in your Library when it’s done.

A clip costs more than a photo because video is far more work to create — the exact number of credits is always shown before you press Generate, and every finished clip is saved to your Library automatically, so nothing you pay for is lost. You can have a few clips rendering at once; if you hit the limit, just wait for one to finish.

Tip

Animate product, texture, and light, and keep faces still. A serum drip, steam rising off a towel, light moving across a polished surface — these look beautiful in motion. Faces that move too much can look uncanny, so the studio keeps them gentle on purpose.

Heads up

Consent and honesty matter. Get your client’s permission before animating or posting their photo — when you upload one, you’ll confirm you have the right to use it. And never imply a guaranteed or medical result: Video Studio is for showing your work beautifully, not for promising an outcome. Avoid “before/after transformation” or treatment-cure language.

Worked example

Nara wants a Reel for her new vitamin-C serum. She opens Video Studio, picks the polished serum photo she made earlier in Photo Studio, chooses 5 seconds, Vertical, the Glow mood and a slow push-in, and types “soft morning light bloom, a single slow drip down the bottle.” She presses Generate, makes a coffee, and a few minutes later a gorgeous 5-second clip is waiting in her Library. She downloads it and posts it to her Reels.

Related

• Photo Studio — make the polished still first, then animate it here.
• Before & After — show a transformation as an interactive slider.