First → last frame: connect your opening and closing images
Upload two images to First → last frame: an opening frame and a closing frame. Fixed 6-second transition for 114 credits at 720p; concept preview only.
AI creates a new interpretation of your photo in this style. Motion and identity consistency can vary.
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First → last frame
1Your photo
Use a clear, well-lit photo for each upload slot. Keep the whole subject visible and avoid heavy filters.
3Template length · fixed
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About
First → last frame uses two images as references for the opening and closing of a cinematic transition. They are frame references, not photos assigned to two separate performers. The preset describes a transition through a hotel lobby, while your uploads guide its endpoints. The page shows concept artwork rather than a generated example. Both upload slots are required. Each generation has a fixed 6-second length and costs 114 credits at 720p. Intermediate motion and endpoint details may vary.
How it works
Upload your photos
Fill both “First frame” and “Last frame” with separate opening and closing images. Use JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 10 MB each; choose clear frames without heavy filters.
Check your setup
Check the opening and closing order. These inputs guide endpoints, not two character roles; the clip has a fixed 6-second length and costs 114 credits at 720p.
Generate and download
Sign in with Google, make sure you have enough credits and confirm the permission checkbox. Generate, then preview and download the MP4 when it is ready.
FAQ
Are these two separate character photos?
No. “First frame” is an opening-image reference and “Last frame” is a closing-image reference. They guide the transition's endpoints, rather than assigning two people to simultaneous performer roles.
Will the first and last images be reproduced exactly?
Exact endpoint reproduction is not promised. The two images are sent as frame references, and generated identity details, surroundings and intermediate motion can vary. The concept artwork is not a finished-result example.
Can I use just one image?
Both upload slots are required here. For a single-image lobby effect, Hotel Lobby Entrance takes one opening-frame reference. It runs for 6 seconds and costs 114 credits at 720p.
From a photo to a finished meme video
This effect uses the number and type of photos shown beside the generator. The reference clip demonstrates the creative direction; AI Meme Video generates a new interpretation from your uploads rather than copying the sample frame by frame. Select an image, confirm you have permission, review the displayed credits and start the task. You can return to My videos for its status and download the MP4 while it remains available.
Better inputs and clearer expectations
Use a well-lit, sharp photo with the face and relevant body or pet features unobstructed. Avoid tiny subjects, strong beauty filters and screenshots with important details cut off. More than one upload slot means separate images are needed, not the same file twice. Generation time and visual consistency vary with the source and provider load. Review every result before sharing, retain AI disclosure and use only photos, people and audio you are authorised to feature.