Keep the motion consistent with the starting image
For an available image-to-video workflow, inspect the eligible source image first. The subject and objects needed for the movement should already be there. A request involving an absent object gives the tool conflicting instructions.
An adult astronomer stands beside a telescope, holding a notebook. She looks up toward the open roof. The camera moves slowly closer; the desk light stays warm and steady.
Begin with that single action. Several location changes or a complete story may not fit a short generation.
Check seconds, quality and any added action
Video generation needs an active subscription and the required allowance or coins. Review the selection's total before confirming. Duration, model, quality, audio, enhancement and extension can be separate choices or charges.
A standard five-second example is listed at 100 coins. That does not price every available model or extended clip. See Dream Coin examples, then use the current quote for your own selection.
Inspect the available output format
Use image-to-video only where the selected result offers it. The existence of this workflow does not mean every photograph or upload is accepted. Our restriction on copying real-person reference photos still applies.
A looping preview is not proof of a GIF download. Check the actual export options; we do not promise a separate GIF converter. Save permitted results while your subscription access is active.
Separate a technical failure from a creative revision
If generation fails, record the exact notice and time. An error marked Refunded should be checked against the account balance before trying again. Contact support if the expected credit is missing.
If the clip completed but its motion differs from your intention, revise the scene or simplify the movement. That is a new creative request, not the same as a failed action. Use error checks for requests that do not complete.