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Bring a picture to life

Pika (v2.2)

Turn photos into mind-blowing, dynamic videos in up to 1080p. Experience better image clarity and crisper, sharper visuals.

Made by Pika2,000 creditsper run Pro
What it needs

Opens the video studio with Pika (v2.2) ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.

Sample output

What Pika (v2.2) makes, what it needs and what you get

What it makes

Bring a picture to life

Animates a picture into a short video.

What you need

  • The picture to animate
  • A description of the video

What you get

A short video that starts from your picture

  • resolutions up to 1080p
  • lengths from 5 to 10 s

About Pika (v2.2)

Pika (v2.2) uses your image as the first frame of a new video. You add the image and a prompt, and you get back a video that opens on your picture.

The image and the prompt are both required. Resolution is 720p or 1080p, and it starts on 720p. Duration is a choice between 5 and 10 seconds, and it starts at 5.

Pika (v2.2) costs 2000 credits. Pika (v2.1) takes the same two inputs and costs 4000 credits. Pika Turbo (v2) also takes an image and a prompt and costs 2000 credits.

What it does well

Your image is the first frame

The image you add is used as the first frame of the video.

Guided by a prompt

A prompt is required, so you describe the video you want.

How to use Pika (v2.2)

How It Works
01

Add your first-frame image

Upload the image that the video should start from.

02

Write a prompt

Describe the video. Choose 720p or 1080p and a Duration of 5 or 10 seconds.

03

Generate

Start the run for 2000 credits and receive a video that opens on your image.

Tip Duration starts at 5 seconds, and 10 seconds is the other choice.

Good for

Photo to video

Turn a photo you took into a video that starts on that photo.

Posters that move

Bring a poster or an illustration to life, starting from the artwork itself.

Questions

Quick answers to help you get the most out of Pika (v2.2) in FunAI Studio.

1. What do I need to provide?
2. How long can the video be?
3. What does it cost?