Start-End Frame Video

Upload two images as the opening frame and ending frame. The model generates the in-between motion needed to connect them smoothly.

• Upload one image for the start frame and one image for the end frame.
• This page supports Wan 2.7, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, selected Doubao Seedance variants, and MiniMax Hailuo 02.
• The model automatically builds the transition path from the first frame to the last frame.
• Keep both images relatively close in composition and subject placement to avoid abrupt or unstable in-between motion.
• Use the prompt to describe how the transition should unfold, not just what the two endpoint images contain.

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Pose change

Start with a standing pose and end with a seated pose to generate a natural movement sequence between the two positions.

Time-of-day transition

Use a daytime frame and a nighttime frame to create a gradual lighting and atmosphere shift.

Object movement

Move an object from one side of the frame to the other and let the model infer a believable path.

Expression change

Change from a neutral face to a smile when you want subtle facial progression across the clip.

• Character action: Transition from a standing pose to sitting on a chair with steady, natural body mechanics.
• Scene change: Move from golden sunrise light into bright midday illumination while clouds drift slowly overhead.
• Object animation: Animate a flower opening from a tight bud into a full bloom with clear petal detail.
• Camera move: Push the lens from a wide shot into a closer framing while keeping the subject centered.

• If the start and end frames differ too much in framing or subject identity, the in-between motion may look unnatural.
• Use matching aspect ratios and similar resolutions for both images whenever possible.
• Complex scene changes often need a few iterations before the transition feels fully convincing.