First-frame control
Anchor the opening composition with a generated or uploaded image.
Image to video
Start with the frame you already believe in.
Use a selected image as the visual anchor for motion. Add direction, choose a compatible model and receive the finished clip directly beneath its source.
What it gives you
The image remains the beginning of the shot.
Image-to-video is most useful when the composition, subject or product is already established. Soho Frame preserves that source instead of hiding it after submission, making comparison and continuation much clearer.
Motion direction
Describe action, camera behavior and the details that should remain stable.
Visible lineage
The resulting video stays connected beneath the image that created it.
Compare model guides
Model guides
Generated examples
From controlled still to intentional movement.
Fashion, action and illustrated transformations created from selected source frames.
Field Light
Seedance 2.5
Vintage New York
Wan 3.0
Ink World
Seedance 2.5
A clear workflow
Choose the frame, then direct the change.
- 01
Create or upload
Bring in the exact image you want to animate.
- 02
Describe the motion
Direct subject movement, camera movement and continuity.
- 03
Continue from the result
Review the clip in context, download it or use the project for the next shot.
Questions
Image-to-video questions
Will the original image be preserved?
Yes. The source remains in the project and the generated video is attached beneath it.
Can I add an end frame?
Some models support a last frame. The control is only shown when the selected model accepts it.
How many reference images can I use?
Limits vary by model. Each model guide displays the currently documented reference capacity from the Soho catalog.
Choose the image that should move.
Create or upload a frame, then animate it without losing the visual source.
Start creating