Turns a single photo into a short AI video using Kling, Runway, or Luma models, picked per generation.
ImgToVid converts a static photo into a short video clip by routing the job to one of several third-party video models, including Kling, Runway, and Luma, depending on what the user selects. It accepts JPG, PNG, and WEBP uploads, offers a few aspect-ratio presets for social formats, and typically returns a clip within 5-10 minutes. A free tier allows unlimited basic Stable-Diffusion-based generations; the stronger third-party models are metered by credits that come bundled into monthly subscriptions or one-off credit packs. The site does not name the company operating it or its home country anywhere in its policies.
Starter plan is $19.90/month for 36,000 yearly credits (~360 videos); credit packs are also sold separately ($50 for 5,000 credits).
Use tool ↗ImgToVid's real value is being a front end over several video models at once, so a user can try Kling, Runway, or Luma on the same photo without separate accounts. The free tier is capped to a weaker base model, and credits burn quickly once you switch to the named third-party models, which is where the real cost of this tool shows up.
Watch out: Processing time is quoted at 5-10 minutes per clip, which matters if you're planning batch output on a deadline.
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