Grok Image to Video

Grok Image to Video Generator

Upload one still image, describe the motion, then choose duration and resolution before generating your video.

Animate Images with Grok Image to Video Generator

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Grok Imagine Video 1.5 visual examples

Explore the examples, compare the visual choices, and open a card for a prompt or input guide. Published source records and editorial reference prompts are distinguished below. File dimensions and duration describe the downloaded asset.

Prepare the input

Start with a scene brief. For editing or animation, add the matching reference inputs requested by the generator.

What to compare

Play the clip and inspect the beginning, middle and end. Compare the subject, motion, camera path and sound; a thumbnail cannot establish temporal consistency.

Example boundaries

These are selected external examples, not a promise that a prompt will reproduce the same result. Model versions, references and settings can change the outcome.

Source review: 2026-09-08. Preview dimensions are measured from the original files.

Model example

Woman outdoors in warm evening light

Grok Imagine Video 1.5 model-page example.

640 × 360 · 15.1 s

Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a short video showing woman outdoors in warm evening light. Establish the subject before introducing movement. Use one readable camera move and keep the scene consistent through the final frame.

Written from the visible scene as a starting point; this is not an original generation log.

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Model example

Fashion shoot beside a wheat field

Grok Imagine Video 1.5 model-page example.

1920 × 1080 · 10.1 s

Open original video
Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a short video showing fashion shoot beside a wheat field. Establish the subject before introducing movement. Use one readable camera move and keep the scene consistent through the final frame.

Written from the visible scene as a starting point; this is not an original generation log.

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Creative reference

Deer in an alpine meadow

For framing or visual direction; not a verified output from this tool.

1280 × 720 · 6 s

Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a short video showing deer in an alpine meadow. Establish the subject before introducing movement. Use one readable camera move and keep the scene consistent through the final frame.

Written from the visible scene as a starting point; this is not an original generation log.

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Creative reference

Motorcyclist on a city street

For framing or visual direction; not a verified output from this tool.

688 × 464 · 6.1 s

Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a short video showing motorcyclist on a city street. Establish the subject before introducing movement. Use one readable camera move and keep the scene consistent through the final frame.

Written from the visible scene as a starting point; this is not an original generation log.

View example source

Creative reference

Futuristic train above a city

For framing or visual direction; not a verified output from this tool.

1280 × 720 · 6 s

Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a short video showing futuristic train above a city. Establish the subject before introducing movement. Use one readable camera move and keep the scene consistent through the final frame.

Written from the visible scene as a starting point; this is not an original generation log.

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Cats on a fictional film poster

Input reference

Cats on a fictional film poster

For framing or visual direction; not a verified output from this tool.

1024 × 1008

Prompt and settings

Editorial reference prompt

Create a composition showing cats on a fictional film poster. Specify the main subject, its placement and the lighting. Keep the background coherent and check small details at the intended output size.

The source pairs this asset with a published prompt or playground settings. The editable brief here is an editorial adaptation; open the source for its complete record.

Published source record

Grok Image to Video Examples

Compare each source image with its generated clip, then reuse the motion prompt in the tool.

Input image for Lantern alley camera push
Input image
Generated video

Lantern alley camera push

The camera slowly pushes toward the cyclist as paper lanterns sway, rain falls through warm light, and steam rolls across the narrow alley. Keep the cyclist and bicycle stable and realistic.

9:16 video
Input image for Cobalt silk in motion
Input image
Generated video

Cobalt silk in motion

The cobalt silk dress turns gently in the gallery as a soft breeze lifts the trailing fabric. The camera slides from left to right and the folds move with realistic weight.

3:2 video
Input image for Espresso steam and camera drift
Input image
Generated video

Espresso steam and camera drift

Thin steam rises from the espresso and curls slowly above the cup while the crema spiral rotates subtly. The overhead camera drifts a few centimeters and morning light shifts across the stone.

1:1 video

How to Use Grok Image to Video Generator

Use one clear image and describe only the motion, camera, and atmosphere you want to add.

1

Upload one image

Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image up to 20MB with a clear subject and stable composition.

2

Describe motion and camera

Explain how the subject should move and add one camera direction such as a push, pan, or slow arc.

3

Set duration and resolution

Choose a duration from 1 to 15 seconds and select 480p or 720p output.

4

Generate and download

Start the task, review the motion, and download the finished video when processing completes.

Prepare Images for Better Motion

A clear starting frame and a focused motion prompt give the generator a more stable scene to animate.

Use a clear subject

Choose an image where the main subject is easy to see and not hidden by clutter.

Leave room for movement

Allow visual space around the subject when the motion should travel through the frame.

Describe one main action

Prioritize the most important motion instead of asking several parts of the scene to change at once.

Guide the camera simply

A slow push, pan, tilt, drift, or orbit is easier to evaluate than several camera moves together.

Match the source ratio

Keep the generated video close to the uploaded image ratio when preserving the original framing matters.

Review continuity

Check faces, hands, product shape, background stability, and motion consistency before using the clip.

Grok Image to Video Generator FAQ

Answers about uploads, motion prompts, duration, resolution, credits, and downloads.







Animate Your Image

Upload one clear still, describe the movement, and generate a short video you can preview and download.