Vidu Q1 | Start End to Video - AI Model

This start-end image-to-video tool creates smooth, realistic transitions between a chosen first and last frame. It preserves characters, props, and scene details while interpolating motion for cinematic results, even in multi-entity shots. You control duration, resolution (720p/1080p), and style via clear prompts describing subjects, actions, and camera moves. Best results come from well-lit, compatible start/end images with similar composition and lighting. Expect short clips (around 4–8 seconds) optimized for social content, marketing assets, storyboards, and creative edits. Complex transitions may need a few iterations for precise motion. Outputs are MP4 and emphasize consistency, coherence, and minimal artifacts throughout.

Output Example

Used Prompt

A cinematic sequence of a sleek red sports car parked on a cracked futuristic battlefield road at dusk, surrounded by drifting smoke, glowing embers, and distant explosions. The camera begins with a slow dolly-in from a low angle, pushing toward the car’s side profile. Suddenly, the ground rumbles, and the car erupts in a massive burst of flames. As the fire expands, the screen is engulfed in blazing orange and red light. From within the rising fire and smoke, glowing mechanical limbs begin to emerge — panels twist, wheels flip upward, and the hood folds into a broad armored chestplate. The transformation happens seamlessly through the flames: the fire becomes part of the robot’s rising silhouette. Sparks shoot out as the head of the robot locks into place, its glowing yellow eyes powering on. The camera rises in a fast tilt-up motion, revealing the full scale of the colossal, hyper-detailed Transformer-like robot, now standing where the car once was. Its body is formed from car parts — headlights integrated into its chest, tires embedded in its legs, and the rear spoiler forming its shoulder blades. Flames continue to burn behind it, casting a dramatic glow across its metallic surface. The battlefield remains the same, but the car has vanished — replaced by a towering machine of fire and steel.