IMAGE TO VIDEO
One product photo, a full video ad.
Image-to-video animates your own photo instead of inventing a product from a text prompt. The bottle, the label and the colours stay yours from the first shot to the last.
Ads made with Klaivo
Real ads generated with Klaivo, without filming. Turn the sound on to hear the voiceover and music.
Product demo
E-commerce
Cinematic
Why start from a photo rather than a prompt
Text-to-video invents what it shows. For an ad, that's the one thing you can't afford: the product has to be recognisable.
The product stays identical
Shape, label and colour come from your image, not from the model's imagination.
No brand drift
Typography and packaging survive the generation instead of turning into approximations.
Fewer retakes
You correct the framing or the motion, not the product itself.
Works before you have footage
A single packshot is enough to get a first ad out.
What makes a good source photo
What Klaivo adds around the image
A script built for selling
Hook, arguments and close, written with AIDA or PAS, then cut into clips.
Motion that serves the shot
Camera moves and product action chosen per shot rather than applied uniformly.
Voiceover in 10 languages
From English, French and Spanish to Japanese and Arabic, or the model's native audio when it speaks.
Music and edit
One track per ad, mixed under the voice, clips timed and assembled.
9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
Rendered at the ratio you'll publish in, depending on the model, not cropped after the fact.
Full-resolution clips
Each generated clip can be downloaded on its own, up to 4K.
In practice
Upload your photo
Or paste the product URL and let Klaivo pull the images from the page.
Review the script
Rewrite any clip before generating — the expensive step runs on an approved script.
Generate and export
Watch the clips, regenerate the ones you want, download the finished MP4.
Questions about image to video
How many photos do I need?
One is enough to start. More photos mean more distinct angles across the clips, which usually makes the ad feel less repetitive.
Will the product be exactly the same?
It stays consistent and recognisable, but generation is not a perfect copy: fine print and tiny details can shift. Check each clip before you publish, and regenerate it if something is off.
Can I use a photo with a person in it?
Yes, though product-only images give the most predictable results. For a person-led angle, the UGC style is usually the better starting point.
What does a clip cost?
It depends on the model and the quality you choose; the price is shown before you launch the generation. Technical failures are credited back.
Start from the photo you already have.
Seven days free — enough to turn a packshot into a first ad.