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Image to video ads

From a still image to a running ad

AdVideoLab is image-to-video built for advertising: a product photo goes in, and a short-form ad — creator-style or product-only — comes out with sound, motion and a hook.

  • JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC
  • Four modes
  • 4–30 seconds
  • MP4 export
Why generic image-to-video falls short

Motion is easy. An ad is not.

  1. 01

    Animated photos are not ads

    A slow zoom on a packshot is motion, but there is no hook, no voice, no call to action.

  2. 02

    General-purpose models drift

    Ask a generic video model for “an ad” and the product changes shape, colour or label halfway through.

  3. 03

    Formats and lengths are wrong for paid

    Ads need vertical framing, platform-safe lengths and a file you can upload without re-encoding.

How it works

From image to ad

  1. 1

    Upload the image

    JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or HEIC up to 25 MB, between 300 and 6000 px per side. Phone formats convert automatically.

  2. 2

    Choose what kind of ad

    UGC creator (person on camera), Single image (product cinematography), Transition (two frames) or Reference (a set of images).

  3. 3

    Brief it

    Write the hook and camera move, or click Write with AI and edit the draft.

  4. 4

    Render and download

    Pick aspect ratio, resolution and length (4–15s on Version 2.0, up to 30s on Version 2.5) and export the MP4.

What you get

Image-to-video, tuned for ads

Product stays the product
Every mode is built around your uploaded photo, so the item in frame is the one you sell.
Four ad formats from the same file
Run the same photo through UGC, Single image, Transition or Reference to test which format converts.
Ad-ready output
9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:3 or 21:9; 480p to 1080p SR; MP4 you can upload straight to the ad platform.
Voice and language
In UGC creator mode the on-camera creator speaks a lip-synced voice-over in any of 9 languages.
Write with AI
Turn one line about the offer into a structured brief you can edit before generating.
Pricing at a glance

Pay per second of finished video. No free tier.

Full pricing

Trial Pass · one-time

$3.99

170 credits · 480p, watermarked

Starter · monthly

$55

1,000 credits / month

Growth · monthly

$149

3,000 credits / month

Scale · monthly

$449

10,000 credits / month

Version 2.0: 480p 10 cr/s · 720p 22 cr/s · 1080p 37 cr/s (up to 15s). Version 2.5: 480p 13 cr/s · 720p 28 cr/s (up to 30s).

FAQ

Image to video ads — common questions

What image formats can I upload?

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and HEIC, up to 25 MB per file, 300–6000 px on each side. Everything is converted to JPEG before it reaches the video model, so an iPhone HEIC works as well as a studio PNG.

How is this different from a general image-to-video model?

It is built for ads: the four modes, Write with AI, brand voice, personas and platform-ready output all assume the goal is a short-form ad about your product — not a generic animated clip.

Can I turn two images into one video?

Yes — Transition mode takes a first and a last frame and fills the motion between them. Reference mode takes a whole set of images.

How long can the videos be?

Videos run 4–15 seconds on Version 2.0 (up to 1080p SR) or 4–30 seconds on Version 2.5 (480p or 720p). Pick the tier per render on the Generate page.

How much does it cost?

Plans are credit-based and self-serve: Starter $55/month for 1,000 credits, Growth $149 for 3,000, Scale $449 for 10,000. There is no free tier — a one-time $3.99 Trial Pass (170 credits) lets you see a real render first. Credits are charged per second of finished video. On Version 2.0, 480p costs 10 credits/second, 720p 22 and 1080p 37; on Version 2.5, 480p is 13 and 720p 28. A 10-second 480p ad on Version 2.0 is 100 credits.

Do I need to film anything or hire creators?

No. Upload a product photo, pick a mode and a language, and AdVideoLab generates the video. There is no filming, no casting and no studio. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

Your photo already has an ad in it

Upload the image, pick a mode, and export a short-form ad in minutes.