Motion mode
Motion mode is image-to-video — animate a finished render into a short cinematic clip with camera moves, optional audio, and looping.
Motion mode brings a still render to life. Give Vizzy an image and describe a camera move, and it generates a short video — a slow push-in on a facade, a flythrough of a lobby, a turntable on a product. Vizzy switches to Motion automatically when you ask to animate something.
Animation is one of the headline things a paid plan unlocks. See Plans & credits for what's included.
When to use it
- Turn a hero render into a pitch clip or social post
- A slow cinematic camera move across an exterior or interior
- A product turntable or orbit
- A looping background clip for a website or deck
How to animate
Start from an image
Use a render you just made (Vizzy will pick it up from the conversation — "animate this") or upload one.
Describe the camera move
Be specific about motion and pace: "slow cinematic push-in, 5 seconds", "gentle orbit to the right", "drone pull-back revealing the whole site".
Set duration and options by chat
"Make it 5 seconds", "add sound", "loop it" — Vizzy adjusts the video settings and confirms inline. See Parameters for the available video options.
Tips for good motion
- Subtle beats dramatic. Slow, smooth moves read as premium; fast or complex moves can introduce artifacts.
- Strong still first. Motion inherits the quality of the input image — animate a render you're already happy with.
- Match length to use. Short loops (a few seconds) are ideal for backgrounds and social; longer moves suit walkthroughs.
Video settings
You can control these by chatting (or in the advanced controls):
- Duration — how long the clip runs.
- Aspect ratio — landscape for walkthroughs, portrait for social/stories.
- Audio — on or off.
- Loop — make the clip seamless for backgrounds.
Full details are in the Parameters reference.