FramePack image-to-video

FramePack AI Video Generator

Turn a still image into a moving scene. Upload your starting frame, write a concise motion prompt, choose the output settings, and generate with FramePack online.

Input

0 / 500
Source image

Generation cost

6s · 480p · charged when submitted

72

Output

Your video will appear here

Add an image and prompt, then choose your output settings.

The model, explained

What is FramePack?

FramePack is a next-frame prediction architecture for video diffusion. Instead of producing an entire clip in one pass, it generates the video progressively in frame sections.

Its frame-context packing design compresses the input context to a constant length. The official project describes this as keeping the generation workload stable as the requested sequence becomes longer.

This online interface connects the complete generation workflow in one place. You can upload an image, describe the motion, choose practical output settings, and follow the generation result from one workspace.

Built for image-to-video

Why use FramePack?

A focused workflow for turning one strong frame into a controlled moving sequence.

Progressive generation

FramePack builds video in successive frame sections, following the scene forward from your source image.

Packed frame context

The architecture compresses prior context instead of allowing it to grow with every generated frame.

Motion-first prompting

Short prompts centered on subject movement, scene action, and camera motion work naturally with the model.

Useful output controls

Choose landscape or portrait, 480p or 720p, duration, seed, and guidance settings in one form.

Cost shown before generation

The required credits update with duration and resolution, so you can review the cost before submitting.

Safety checks always enabled

Every request is sent with the provider's safety checker enabled; it cannot be disabled from the interface.

Three simple steps

How to create a FramePack video

Start with a clear image and describe only the motion you want to see.

  1. 01

    Upload a starting frame

    Choose a sharp JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or AVIF image. A clear subject and readable composition give the model a stronger starting point.

  2. 02

    Describe the motion

    Write one concise action: who or what moves, how it moves, and any important camera movement or atmosphere.

  3. 03

    Choose settings and generate

    Select aspect ratio, resolution, and duration. Review the exact credit cost, submit, then preview and download the finished video.

FramePack prompting tips

The official project recommends concise, motion-focused prompts. These practical rules help keep the generated action clear.

  • Use one clear, visible action such as walking, turning, dancing, running, or moving through the scene.
  • Name the subject first, then describe its motion, followed by camera movement or environmental details.
  • Mention camera motion only when it contributes to the shot, such as a slow push-in, orbit, pan, or handheld follow.
  • Avoid stacking several unrelated actions into one prompt; a focused movement is easier to follow consistently.
  • Start with a sharp, well-lit source image and avoid tiny subjects, heavy compression, or obstructed faces.

Questions, answered

FramePack FAQ

What does FramePack do?

FramePack turns a starting image and a motion prompt into a video. Its next-frame prediction architecture extends the sequence progressively rather than generating every frame at once.

How is my generation processed?

Your settings are validated by our server and submitted to a hosted FramePack endpoint. Credits are reserved when the job starts and returned automatically if submission or generation fails.

How long does a FramePack video take?

Generation time varies with duration, resolution, provider capacity, and queue length. The page shows whether your request is queued, processing, completed, or failed.

How many credits does a video use?

The cost depends on video duration and resolution. The generator recalculates and displays the exact number of credits before you submit the request.

Turn your image into motion

Upload a frame, write one focused movement, and review the exact generation cost before you begin.

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