Z Video

Z Video turns a photograph you already shot (or designed) into a short AI video. Upload your approved still as the first frame, then describe the camera move so faces, products, and packaging stay recognizable instead of being reinvented from scratch.

Workflow stays simple: one image becomes “frame one,” and you provide a motion brief (e.g., orbit, push-in, top-down push, or tracking). Z Video supports 16:9 widescreen and 9:16 vertical formats, and you can render with Sora 2, Veo 3.1 (Fast and Quality options), or Seedance. Output can reach up to 1080p depending on the renderer. For Sora 2, video is rendered with native audio; Seedance produces silent cuts.

Key features include a prompt library that keeps the photo and camera prompt together for every example clip—so you can copy the exact prompt used and reproduce the same move with your own asset. There’s also an AI Image tab to help prep your frame (for example: upscale, uncrop, or remove the background) before you animate it.

Z Video is built for ecommerce teams, social producers, agencies, and studios that need consistent listing and content motion without reshoots. Pricing is subscription-based with annual plans offering 50% off: Starter is $9.9/month (billed yearly), Pro is $19.9/month, and Studio is $44.9/month, with credit volume determining how many clips/images you can render.

What does Z Video do—text-to-video or image-to-video?

Z Video is an image-to-video generator. You upload a still photograph as the first frame and then describe how the camera should move, so the subject stays anchored to what you provided.

Can it keep my face, product, and packaging recognizable?

Yes. Since your photo is used as the opening frame, faces and products aren’t redrawn from a text prompt the way pure text-to-video can reinvent the subject.

Which output quality and resolution can I get?

You can render in 16:9 widescreen and 9:16 vertical. The tool supports up to 1080p depending on the renderer and settings.

Does the generated video include sound?

Sora 2 and Veo 3.1 generate audio together with the picture, so sound matches the motion. Seedance renders picture only, so you’ll need a silent deliverable if you use it.

How long can the clips be?

Clip length depends on the renderer: Veo 3.1 Fast and Veo 3.1 Quality are 8 seconds, Sora 2 offers 10 or 15 seconds, and Seedance 2.0 provides 4, 8, or 12 seconds.

How does pricing work?

Z Video offers subscription plans (Starter $9.9/month billed yearly, Pro $19.9/month, Studio $44.9/month) with different credit volumes. Annual plans are discounted (50% off), and the generate button shows the exact credit cost before you render.