Make an old photo move again

A clear face or scene helps the animation read well. Scans of old prints, phone photos, and screenshots all work. Heavily blurred or very low-resolution shots can still animate but the motion will be softer.

Yes. Many people use this for memorial videos and family tributes. The motion is intentionally subtle — natural breath and light, not lip-sync or speech — so the result reads as a respectful tribute rather than an impersonation.

Around 9 seconds by default. You can extend or trim it in the full editor, or combine several animated photos into a longer piece.

You get free tokens at signup, enough to animate several photos. After that you can buy more tokens or bring your own API keys to pay providers directly.

Files stay in your project under your account. You can download the result, delete the project, or open it in the editor at any time.

Yes. The music is AI-generated and the animation is yours — there are no third-party licences attached. You can post on monetised social platforms, use in ads, or print stills.

No. The motion is deliberately small — a breath, a softening of the light, hair catching a breeze. It extends the moment in the photo, it doesn't fabricate a new expression or make the person speak.

Yes. Group photos work, though each person gets less individual motion than a solo portrait. For the most striking single-subject result, crop tightly to one face before uploading.