Match the movement to the available starting scene
If an eligible result offers image-to-video, review the image first. An object needed for the action should be present. Do not ask the subject to lift a map when the selected picture shows empty hands and no map.
An adult guide holds a folded timetable at the harbour window. She looks from the paper towards the boats. Keep the camera steady, with gentle movement in the curtains.
Try one movement before adding camera travel, several gestures and a location change.
Inspect duration and the total charge together
Active membership and the applicable balance or bundle allowance are required. The listed standard example is 100 coins for five seconds. Model, quality, duration and optional actions can change what is quoted.
Enhancement, extension or added audio should be read as separate selections where offered. Do not apply one example rate to every output. Our currency guide separates common costs from a tool's current quote.
Check inputs and download format
An image-to-video option does not accept every image or create permission to copy a real-person photo. Use the eligible inputs shown in the workflow and our original-character requirements.
A preview that repeats is not necessarily a GIF file. Inspect the actual export option before assuming a format is available. We do not promise a separate GIF conversion feature. Keep your own allowed output while media access is active.
Use the notice to choose the next step
A completed clip with unwanted movement needs a prompt revision; a failed generation needs technical checks. For an error marked Refunded, record the time and compare the balance before resubmitting.
If the expected credit does not return, contact support with the feature and notice. Follow generation-error steps rather than sending repeated paid requests while one may still be processing.