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Describe the subject, movement and camera.
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Turn a written scene or an image into a short AI video. Choose a model, framing and available settings, then review the credit cost before generating. Preview the finished clip in your history and download it for your next edit. ImgEdify is an independent alternative, not an EveryGen product.
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Describe the subject, movement and camera.
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These four videos were made with ImgEdify’s Animate a Drawing studio using Seedance 2.0, a reference illustration and the motion directions below. They are ImgEdify examples, not EveryGen outputs. To try the prompts in the general generator, select Image to Video and upload a suitable illustration; models and results may differ.

Try a clear, full-body drawing with an expressive tail and room for small steps.
Input: one illustration · Output: generated video
Use Image 1 as a visual reference. From the first frame, reillustrate its main subject as a charming wax-crayon drawing on lightly textured warm paper. Keep the subject recognizable through its silhouette, important details and main colors. Use broad wax marks, uneven strokes, and visible paper grain throughout the clip. Animate only that subject. Do a light side-to-side two-step, swing both arms and gently swish the tail if there is one. Compose a single stationary shot, with the complete subject and all movement safely inside the frame. Keep the paper, lighting, perspective and crayon treatment stable. Finish close to the initial pose for easier repeat playback. No additional subjects, scene changes, camera moves, words or logos.

Give a simple character an easy-to-read greeting for a card or message.
Input: one illustration · Output: generated video
Use Image 1 as a visual reference. From the first frame, reillustrate its main subject as a charming wax-crayon drawing on lightly textured warm paper. Keep the subject recognizable through its silhouette, important details and main colors. Use broad wax marks, uneven strokes, and visible paper grain throughout the clip. Animate only that subject. Raise one hand or front limb for a short, friendly wave, then lower it to the starting pose. Compose a single stationary shot, with the complete subject and all movement safely inside the frame. Keep the paper, lighting, perspective and crayon treatment stable. Finish close to the initial pose for easier repeat playback. No additional subjects, scene changes, camera moves, words or logos.

Use a squat silhouette and a little space above it to make the jump readable.
Input: one illustration · Output: generated video
Use Image 1 as a visual reference. From the first frame, reillustrate its main subject as a charming wax-crayon drawing on lightly textured warm paper. Keep the subject recognizable through its silhouette, important details and main colors. Use broad wax marks, uneven strokes, and visible paper grain throughout the clip. Animate only that subject. Crouch, make one small joyful hop in place, then land gently in the starting pose. Compose a single stationary shot, with the complete subject and all movement safely inside the frame. Keep the paper, lighting, perspective and crayon treatment stable. Finish close to the initial pose for easier repeat playback. No additional subjects, scene changes, camera moves, words or logos.

Animate an object with a recognizable outline and a slow, controlled move.
Input: one illustration · Output: generated video
Use Image 1 as a visual reference. From the first frame, reillustrate its main subject as a charming wax-crayon drawing on lightly textured warm paper. Keep the subject recognizable through its silhouette, important details and main colors. Use broad wax marks, uneven strokes, and visible paper grain throughout the clip. Animate only that subject. Float up slightly and rock gently from side to side, then drift back to the starting position. Compose a single stationary shot, with the complete subject and all movement safely inside the frame. Keep the paper, lighting, perspective and crayon treatment stable. Finish close to the initial pose for easier repeat playback. No additional subjects, scene changes, camera moves, words or logos.
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| Service | Focus | Workflow to consider |
|---|---|---|
| everygen.ai | Formerly Viewmax | Shorts, UGC and marketing workflows |
| everygen-ai.com | EveryGen AI, by EveryGen LLC | AI Director and multi-scene projects |
| ImgEdify | Independent alternative | Create individual clips from text or an image; assemble longer projects separately |
Develop a visual hook for a vertical short and finish captions in your editor.
Try a motion concept around a product image, then review the result for visual accuracy.
Create individual scenes from written directions, then assemble them into a longer story.
Start a scene from a written brief.
Animate an existing illustration or product photo.
Use the prepared crayon animation studio shown in the examples.
Prepare an image before animating it.
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