Hey Guys , I'm looking for the best option (preferably free) to convert images to videos with small animations done to the objects within the image to make it seem like they are moving and maybe zoom in/zoom out etc.

Is there any free option for this? if not , which would be the most economic option that offers a free trial?

Thank you.

I’ve been experimenting with AI tools that can turn images into short videos. So far I’ve tried JoggAI, Sora, and Runway, just testing the free options, but I’m curious if there are other tools out there that work well. I’m also trying to compare them to see which one’s easier or better to use.

Does anyone have favorites for this kind of stuff? Free or freemium options are fine. Would love to hear what’s been working for you.

I’m trying to find a solid free image-to-video ai that lets you generate around 8 videos per day without blocking most prompts. i tested a couple of sites, but even something like “girl slowly does a 360 turn” got flagged or blocked.

i’ve seen tools like pika labs and domo ai doing decent work, and I’m still testing a few others like kaiber. ideally looking for something with a usable free plan and fewer restrictions.

if you’ve got any recommendations that work well, let me know.

I was going to some AI image to video generator sites, but there are always registrations and payments only and not a single free one and non-registration one , so I would like to know if there are some AI images to video generator sites which are free and no registration. if not is there some AI image to video generator program but free?

I really Need an AI to create me like an 5sec video of my images and I’ve actually found really good ones.

The problem ist that they have the credit system, I need to make atleast 7-11 vids a day for my social media accounts…If you include this factor, I need to pay hundreds of dollars a month to make enough vids with this stupid credit system.

Does anyone know a good AI that lets you do unlimited videos, as long as it’s less than 50$ a month it’s ok. Appreciating any help.

Been messing around with Kling AI and so far it's pretty decent but wondering if there's anything better? Both closed sourced or open source options are welcomed. I have a 4090 so hopefully running wouldn't be an issue.

Never done one, would like to start. Preferably without an ugly watermark.

Could someone recommend any AI-powered video making tools?

We're looking to create an ad for our college project.

I recently came across a Facebook post that caught my attention, where AI is used to generate videos from static photos. Here's the original post I saw:

“I noticed that quite a few people had trouble understanding how this AI video works and what the AI actually does, so I put together some examples. Above, we have the photos (normal photos), and below, we have the videos generated from those photos. After generating all the necessary footage, we edit it into a real estate video tour, which can be complex or simple depending on the client's preferences.”

Here’s the link to the video: Facebook Video

I’m really intrigued by how they managed to create these videos using AI, especially from just static photos. Does anyone here know what tools or techniques they might be using? Any recommendations on software or methods for beginners would be super helpful!

I mainly only plan to use pictures I already have, but with subscriptions, I'm having a hard time finding which one works best. I was using ArtlistAI but having issues with them lately and they don't seem to be responding to emails and even said they flushes all emails to start over. To me it sounds like they are just trying to keep things going just long enough to hit the next subscription fee.

Whats a good ai image to video software that fits the requirements above?

I am looking for a good free image to video AI service that can generate 8 8 second videos a day free plan and will not block 60% to 70% of your prompts. I tried two sites my prompt was "Girl slowly does a 360 turn" and it was block on both. Which sites do you recommend that generate 8 videos a day for free??

I've gone through 20 plus sites trying to look for a decent working image to video Ai site, all of them use the lame and stupid credits system.

Many of them say it's Free but they either give you no credits or just a few, not enough to make even a single video.

For the record, I've only found two decent sites, Kling and Hailuo but they too run on credits... and they don't give any decent amount of credits to really do much.

I'm not looking for paid services, looking to find if anyone has discovered any free services that either don't use the credit system or if they do, also have a decent amount to use.

Edit: Let me clarify, I have no issue with paying for a service but the sites I've visited doesn't give me enough credits to really test out how well image to video generations really are and a lot of the times the free credits I do have get eaten up by bad generations. If I'm gonna pay, then I want to know how good your service is and if you can't provide enough credits to really try it out, then I will not pay. Not trying to be cheap, I just don't want to pay for a service that's gonna do nothing but give me bad generations/not listen to my prompt most of the time.

This is why I want free if possible or sites that give a decent amount of credits.

I want to generate videos by giving prompts to ai, something like that one video of the presidents eating spaghetti. Not random clips of stock footage, but full on ai generated video.

Free sites please, I am broke

Whether you're a marketer, educator, content creator, or startup founder, or you just want to make things for fun, this post helps you decide which tool fits your workflow and budget.

I've evaluated 15 tools based on real world testing, UI/UX walkthroughs, pricing breakdowns, and hands on results from automation features (URL to video, prompt generation, avatar quality, and more)

I tried linked my most used / favorites in the table as well but moderation rules didn't allow me to. My go-to as of rn is Slop Club though.

EDIT: It seems Wan 2.2 wins out, with Framepack for longer videos. I'll start by setting up Wan and run my experiments on that, and then I'll look into Framepack. Thanks for all your input!

I've read positive things about Wan 2.1, but apparently 2.5 is available behind a paywall? Then there's HunyuanVideo, which was recommended nine months ago, but seeing how fast things change in this venue I want to get some direct feedback.

I prefer ComfyFlow for an interface, but I'm looking for either one setup to do everything or several to do specific things. I want to experiment with depth maps, image prompts and text prompts, and mainly work in photorealistic renders. Apparently most gens have a five or ten second cap, but I'd prefer to make clips as long as feasible. And of course without censorship.

My rig sports 32GB ram, an 8-core AMD Ryzen 7 7700X processor, and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card.

Hi everyone,

Can anyone please guide me to the Best AI generator (Images to Video ). I generated images of me and got the prompts from ChatGpt for a music video. Now, I need to place all these prompts with the photos I generated to get reasonable and decent videos. Please help. Many thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, I know this gets asked a lot, but with how fast AI tools evolve, I’d love to get some updated insights from users here:

What’s the best paid AI video generator right now in 2025?

I’ve tried a few myself, but I’m still on the hunt for something that offers consistent, high-quality results — without burning through credits like water. Some platforms give you 5–10 short videos per month, and that’s it, unless you pay a lot more.

Also: Are there any truly free or open-source alternatives out there? Something like Stable Diffusion but for video — even if it’s more technical or limited.

I’m open to both paid and free tools, but ideally looking for something sustainable for regular creative use.

Would love to hear what this community is using and recommending — especially anyone doing this professionally or frequently. Thanks in advance!