This photo-to-football tool creates a short, fictional football scene from one reference image. The chipped-goal direction is preset, so you choose the image and output settings rather than writing an action prompt.
What goes in and what comes out
| Stage | Supported choice |
|---|---|
| Source | One JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB |
| Subject | One permitted non-public adult or an original adult character |
| Prompt | None required; action direction is preset |
| Duration | 5 or 10 seconds |
| Frame | 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape |
| Resolution | 480P or 768P |
| File | Downloadable MP4 when generation succeeds |
The source photo does not need to contain a football. It does need to show enough of the subject for moving-body inference: face, outfit, arms, legs, and shoes should be easy to see.
Choose the photo
Use a clear full-body photo with one person, even light, limited background clutter, and space around the subject. Avoid face-only selfies, group shots, cropped shoes, crossed limbs, strong motion blur, and foreground objects.
Use only an image you own or are permitted to use. Every identifiable person must be an adult who has authorized this AI-video use. Do not use public figures, real players, minors, pets, or copyrighted characters you do not control.
Choose the output
| Setting | 480P | 768P |
|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | 1 credit | 2 credits |
| 10 seconds | 2 credits | 4 credits |
Portrait and landscape cost the same. Use 9:16 for a phone-first vertical feed and 16:9 for a wide player. Choose 5 seconds for a compact first attempt or 10 seconds when more movement matters.
New accounts receive 0 free credits. The current Starter pack is $4.99 for 2 credits, but the live pricing page is the source of truth before purchase. Failed jobs are designed to return their reserved credits automatically.
What photo-to-video cannot promise
Generation is probabilistic. It cannot guarantee an exact identity match, exact action, fixed ball path, particular goalkeeper, completion speed, output quality, or social reach. A higher resolution cannot rebuild information missing from the source.
A published example clip is a demonstration, not a fixed template. If two outputs look different, that is expected rather than evidence that they used different settings.
A practical first attempt
- Pick the clearest permitted full-body image.
- Choose the final destination frame before rendering.
- Start with 5-second 480P when testing a new source at the lowest current credit cost.
- Preview the whole MP4, not only one frozen frame.
- Download promptly and disclose that it is generated when the publishing context requires it.
If the input is uncertain, use the photo selection checklist. If you are working only from a phone, follow the mobile guide.