FLUX Image Input
Create a FLUX image or upload an existing still as the visual starting point for your clip.
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FLUX Video AI: Turn Images into AI Videos
Create or upload a FLUX image, then animate it with an image-to-video model. Describe the subject movement, camera direction, pace, and framing before generating your clip.
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A FLUX Image-to-Video Workflow
Start with a strong still image, then control how the scene moves.
Subject Motion
Describe one clear action and what should remain visually consistent while the subject moves.
Camera Direction
Guide pans, pushes, pulls, or static framing with concise camera language.
Consistency Review
Check faces, products, hands, logos, and scene geometry throughout the generated clip.
Format Planning
Choose a source composition that fits the aspect ratio and framing of the destination channel.
Editing Handoff
Take the selected clip into your editor for captions, verified text, audio, and final brand elements.
Image-to-Video Control
Why the Source Image Matters
A strong FLUX image already defines the subject, composition, lighting, and style. The motion prompt can then focus on what changes over time instead of rebuilding the scene.
Lock the Visual Direction
Approve the subject, environment, lighting, and framing before spending credits on motion tests.
Prompt the Movement
Use the prompt for subject action, camera movement, pacing, and the intended end state.
Review Every Frame
Reject clips that distort identity, product shape, text, or important brand details.
How to Animate a FLUX Image
Move from a still image to a reviewable video draft in three steps.
Create or Upload the Image
Start with a FLUX-generated image or another still that already has the subject, lighting, and framing you want.
Describe the Motion
Write the subject action, camera direction, pace, and details that must stay consistent.
Generate and Review
Generate a short clip, inspect continuity frame by frame, and revise the motion prompt when needed.
FLUX Image-to-Video FAQ
Practical answers about animating FLUX images with ClipCanva.
Does FLUX generate video itself?
FLUX is used here to create or supply the source image. ClipCanva then sends that still image and your motion prompt through an available image-to-video model.
How do I animate a FLUX image?
Create or upload the image, open the image-to-video workflow, and describe the subject action, camera movement, pace, and end state.
What should the motion prompt include?
Focus on what changes over time: subject movement, camera direction, pacing, environmental motion, and the details that must remain consistent.
Do I need credits?
Available models, starter access, and credit use depend on your current ClipCanva account and selected model. Review the generation screen before starting.
Can I use the generated video commercially?
Commercial use depends on your plan, the selected model terms, and your rights to the source image, people, brands, and other assets. Review the current terms before publishing.
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Animate Your FLUX Image
Start with an approved still image, add clear motion direction, and generate a short clip you can review and edit.