1

Open Create and upload a source image

Choose a clear, well-lit photo. Portraits and single-subject shots animate most predictably — save busy, multi-subject scenes for later.

PortraitProductSingle subject
2

Set the prompt bar controls

Pick model, duration, aspect ratio and resolution from Module 03 before you write anything about motion.

3

Describe the motion

Type what should happen — a cinematic pan, a slow dolly-in, a smooth loop, a surreal drift — or type @ to bring in a saved character.

4

Press Generate

A first pass usually renders in well under a minute. Watch it once all the way through before judging it.

5

Refine, don't restart

If the result is off, adjust one part of the prompt and regenerate instead of rewriting from zero. This is the habit that makes students fast.

Callout

Common mistake: expecting one generation to nail a complex request. Two or three refine passes is the normal workflow, not a failure.

6

Find it in Space and export

Finished clips land in the Space tab. Download from there, or carry the clip into Act-Motion or the avatar tools for a second pass.

Next up: Text → Video

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