Funny · 1 photo · 9:16
Turn one photo into a six-second balloon video. Watch the subject puff up, hover and bounce back. Choose 480p or 720p for your vertical clip.
Example video
Example input
Choose a clear, evenly lit photo for each slot, with room around the subject.
Photo 1
Upload one photo — the price is calculated automatically.
Start with one photo. The effect supplies the puff, the moment in the air and the landing. Your choices are the picture and the resolution.
Follow the example frame by frame. The timing can vary with your photo and the generated result.
Our sample opens on a synthetic character in a floral shirt, framed head to toe so you can see what changes.
The figure gets wider and the shirt stretches across the rounded shape. By the end of the swell, his sandals lift off the floor.
The figure hangs above the floor at its roundest. The empty space around his arms makes the change easy to see.
The silhouette shrinks and the sandals come back down. The last beat gives you a clear end point for a cut.
Full-body framing
Start with a head-to-toe photo if the joke depends on seeing the whole figure turn round. The tourist sample shows how a little floor space makes the lift visible.
Chest-up framing
A chest-up photo puts the expression and shoulders in the foreground. Use this crop when the clip will sit between two lines of dialogue or a setup and a punchline.
Editing idea
Try dropping the clip after a friend reads a surprising message or right after the reveal in a travel recap. Give the puff a beat before you cut back to the original scene.
Vertical video
The 9:16 MP4 fits a vertical timeline for Reels, Shorts or TikTok. Preview it on a phone before adding captions so they clear the face and the bottom of the frame.
The beat times describe our demo. Your photo can change the pace, how far the figure widens and how closely the last frame matches the first. A tight crop can cut off hands, feet or the balloon shape. Check the clip before sharing.
Back to the generatorIt animates one still photo into a six-second gag. The person grows round like a balloon, hovers for a moment and returns to a smaller silhouette.
Pick a solo photo for this effect. If you are starting with a group picture, crop to one person and check that the crop leaves space around them.
The effect uses your photo as the reference and aims to keep the face and outfit recognizable. Fine details can shift during the puff, especially in a dim or tightly cropped photo.
The result is a six-second vertical 9:16 MP4. Choose 480p or 720p before starting, then download the finished file from My Videos.
You can unmute the sample to hear its soundtrack. When the generation service returns an audio track, the downloaded MP4 preserves it.
Check that you are signed in and the file is a JPG, PNG or WebP of 8 MB or less. If your phone saved a HEIC, export it as a JPG and upload that copy.
The generator shows the credit total for the resolution you select. Credits are reserved when you start the job and settled when the finished result is delivered.
Yes. The job runs in the background. You can return to My Videos to see the status and open the result when it is ready. Wait time varies with the queue.
Reserved credits are released once the task is confirmed failed. If the task still shows as processing, check its status in My Videos before starting a new one.
Use your own photo or get explicit permission from the person shown. This applies to photos of friends and to images found online.
The platform holds your input in private storage and shares it with the generation service for this job. The platform copy is cleaned up after the task finishes or is confirmed failed.
