Turn any photo into a video
Upload a photo, a render or a drawing, describe how it should move, and Architerior AI turns it into a short cinematic video. Choose between several AI video engines, set the length and the shape, and most engines add sound as they render. You can set where the clip should end, extend a clip you already have, animate many photos in one go, or start from a ready-made look.
Nothing is locked behind a plan. New accounts get free credits, and you only pay for what you generate.
How it works
- 1
Upload a picture
A photo, a render, a drawing or anything you have made in the app.
- 2
Describe the motion
Write what should move and how the camera travels. Your words are sent to the engine exactly as typed.
- 3
Pick and render
Choose the engine, the length and the shape, then render. The price is on the button before you press it.
What you get
- Several AI video engines, most with sound
- Clips from 4 to 15 seconds, up to 1080p on most engines and 4K on some
- Horizontal, vertical or square
- Set an ending frame, or extend a clip you already have
- Animate many photos at once
- Ready-made looks (templates) for a one-tap start
- Add music, voice-over and captions afterwards
Who it's for
- Architects and designers animating renders
- Real estate agents turning listing photos into clips
- Brands and shops animating product photos
- Creators making short videos for social media
Questions
Can AI turn a single photo into a video?
Yes. Upload the photo, describe the motion, and it is animated into a short clip that keeps what is in the picture.
How long can the video be?
Between 4 and 15 seconds per clip, depending on the engine. You can extend a clip or join several into one film.
Does the video have sound?
Most engines render sound with the video. You can also add your own music, AI music, a voice-over and captions.
Can I animate several photos at once?
Yes. Animate photos in bulk takes several pictures and returns a clip for each.
Keep exploring
Nothing is locked behind a plan. New accounts get free credits, and you only pay for what you generate.