Put your pictures in order.

Build a sequence from your private images.

Under Build an image sequence, search existing private PNG/JPEG files and choose two to eight different images. Inspect each preview. Use Move earlier or Move later to set the order; Remove takes an image out of the plan while retaining its private original.

Choose Seconds per image from 1–30 in tenths and Show whole image with margins or Fill the frame · crop edges. Review the proposed order and times, confirm permission and fit, then Apply image sequence. This appends one scene per image after your earlier scenes in one reversible edit. New scenes have no wording, graphics, transitions or motion; add those after applying.

Earlier scene and caption times remain fixed. The longer video may outlast a recording; looping music and end fades follow the new end. Preview the whole picture and sound before saving a new version and exporting. Undo restores the earlier video; Discard image sequence clears an unapplied plan. Review pauses autosave and Apply keeps it off. Changes to the document or selected image metadata require a fresh review.

Each selected image must fit 6 MB, with at most 12 MB selected in total. Existing whole-video feature, duration, scene and unique-media export limits still apply. The server checks workspace access and eligible private assets when saving. Restore removed video timing before appending scenes. This is a still-image sequence; subject animation and generated moving footage need separate workflows.

Start with a clear still background.

1. Select the scene and add a permitted PNG or JPEG, or reuse a private image from your workspace.
2. Under Frame this image, choose Fill the frame. Check its rotation and focus first.
3. Use Background image motion to choose Slow zoom in, Slow zoom out, Drift picture left or Drift picture right.
4. Inspect the beginning, middle and end using the preview position. Check details near every cropped edge.
5. Save the version, export, then watch the completed file before sharing or making a review decision.

The picture is enlarged by up to 8% for a gentle change of crop. A zoom moves toward or away from the center. Sideways drift moves the picture across that small extra crop. This motion stays within your chosen static framing; it cannot reveal detail already cropped out or invent new image content.

Keep the reading layer steady.

Motion affects the still picture. Scene wording, supporting text, the readability overlay, graphics, video insets and timed captions keep their own settings and positions. The soundtrack and its clock stay unchanged.

Review recorded writing, product markings and qualifications inside the image. Rotation or mirroring can change those details; motion can crop them. Essential information belongs in readable wording that stays visible.

Each movement runs once over its scene. A longer scene makes the movement slower. Splitting begins a fresh movement in each resulting scene, so inspect the join or restore one half to a still picture. Removing whole-video ranges keeps movement tied to the original scene clock.

Make a reversible choice.

None · still picture or Restore still image removes motion while keeping the image, static framing and other scene edits. Undo restores the previous choice. A saved-version comparison lists motion separately from the image source and framing.

Motion needs Fill the frame. If you choose to show the whole image with margins, restore its motion before saving. Replacing the still keeps the chosen movement but resets framing so you can review the new crop. Switching to background footage or removing the image removes this still-only movement; Undo restores the prior document.

When advanced rendering is temporarily unavailable, saved settings remain readable and can be removed to save a compatible still-image version.

Review within the current limits.

Use private PNG or JPEG originals up to 6 MB. Motion compositions use up to 12 scenes and 60 seconds at 720p, or 30 seconds at 1080p, with 12 MB of unique private source media. MP4 output is 30 fps. Other formats and advanced features retain their own limits.

This is fixed slow movement for a still background. Free keyframes, face tracking, background-footage camera motion and generated video are not part of these controls. Movement cannot restore missing detail or guarantee a safe layout; compare the completed file with your preview.