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Vidu Start-End to Video generates smooth transition videos between specified start and end images.

Hint: You can drag and drop a file or click to upload

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Your request will cost $0.2 per run.

For $10 you can run this model approximately 50 times.

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🌌 Vidu Start-End to Video

Vidu Start-End to Video generates smooth cinematic transitions between two specified images — turning a start and end frame into a 5-second, coherent video. Ideal for storyboarding, scene linking, and concept animation, it combines motion interpolation with prompt-guided realism for visually stunning results.

🌟 Why it stands out

  • 🎞️ Bi-Frame Guided Generation Creates natural motion between the start and end image while maintaining subject integrity.

  • ⚡ Temporal Coherence Ensures stable transitions with no flicker or frame artifacts.

  • 🧠 Context-Aware Motion Uses the text prompt to guide the transformation direction and emotional tone.

  • 🎬 Cinematic Realism Simulates real camera motion—zoom, pan, fade, or morph—matching your creative intent.

⚙️ Input Parameters

  • prompt — Describe the transition or narrative.

  • image — Upload the starting frame (JPEG/PNG).

  • last_image — Upload the ending frame (JPEG/PNG).

  • movement_amplitude — Controls the motion intensity within the transition:

    • auto – Automatically adjusts based on content.
    • small – Subtle, gentle motion for static or emotional scenes.
    • medium – Balanced camera and object movement.
    • large – Dynamic, cinematic transitions with stronger visual motion.

💰 Pricing

DurationCost per VideoResolution
5 seconds$0.20720p

🚀 How to Use

  1. 🖼️ Upload your start and end images.
  2. ✍️ Write a prompt describing the desired motion.
  3. 🎚️ Select movement_amplitude (auto, small, medium, or large).
  4. ▶️ Click Run ($0.20) to generate your transition.
  5. 💾 Preview and download your cinematic result.

💡 Pro Tips

  • Keep both input images aligned in composition and perspective for best transitions.
  • Use “medium” for natural storytelling and “large” for action or dramatic shifts.
  • Describe visual elements like lighting, direction, or camera movement for finer control.