Frame the move
Place a few keyframes on a readable timeline. Adjust azimuth, elevation, and distance without hiding the numbers.
01AI camera control
AI camera control you can see before you render.
One still image goes in, a directed camera move comes out. Set azimuth, elevation and distance keyframes on the timeline, check the framing, then render.
Create your first 5-second video
Try one free video preview with your verified account. Describe the scene and the sound you want.
The workbench
How AI camera control works
The useful decisions stay on the desk: where the camera starts, how it travels, and where it lands.
Open the workbenchStart with a shot language
Orbit, dolly, crane, and bullet-time presets give you a starting rhythm. Keep the preset or tune every point.
Review the camera, keep the brief
The generator keeps the motion brief beside the image, so your visual intent stays legible from upload to render.
Choose your monthly room to work.
Every plan includes the same trajectory workbench. Pick the monthly credit allowance that fits your practice.
Starter
$19.90/Monthly
For learning the workbench
- ≈ 12 shots (5s · 768P)
- 600 credits / month
- Email support
Creator
$49.90/Monthly
For a steady weekly practice
- ≈ 35 shots (5s · 768P)
- 1,750 credits / month
- All shot presets included
Studio
$99.90/Monthly
For product and e-commerce teams
- ≈ 80 shots (5s · 768P)
- 4,000 credits / month
- Commercial license included
Before the first take
A few practical answers about paths, credits, and what the renderer needs.
Give the next frame a direction.
Upload one image, draw the camera path, and keep the decision visible while the shot is prepared.