The visible change
The person lifts off and travels through the scene while the camera follows.
Lift off and glide above the city skyline.


The same person lifts off and moves forward. The camera reveals the city below without changing their face or clothing.
Upload a clear photo and adjust the motion prompt to fit your scene. Check the settings and credit cost before generating.
Choose another effectThe person lifts off and travels through the scene while the camera follows.
One fully visible subject, their clothing and a clear view of the city below.
Keep the full body visible and leave space toward the skyline. A tightly cropped face provides too little spatial context.
Lift the person from the rooftop and fly toward the city with one following camera move. Keep the same outfit and readable body proportions during the journey.

The person lifts off and travels through the scene while the camera follows.
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Choose a rooftop view with room ahead of the subject. Use the city perspective to make the travel and scale readable.
Keep the full body visible and leave space toward the skyline. A tightly cropped face provides too little spatial context.
Name the lift-off, the travel direction and one following camera move. Avoid teleportation or several competing camera directions.
Look for a visible subject, coherent scale and foreground/background movement. If the journey is hard to read, choose more open space ahead and simplify the camera motion.
Send a rooftop portrait toward the skyline for a distinct travel-film opening.
Introduce a character through lift-off and visible street parallax.
Start with a clear vertical silhouette and room around the flight path.
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View planThe rooftop and city below establish height and direction. A full-body rooftop composition provides clearer spatial references for this flight.
Check the outfit, face and body shape, then look for continuous travel rather than an abrupt location change. Buildings and the subject should move at coherent relative scales.
The reference guides the subject and the scene, but a generated video can change details. Check faces, outlines, clothing, small text and the background before using the result.
An effect starts with a focused transformation request. Image to Video is better when you want to describe your own action, camera movement or a different sequence.
Match your photo to the effect’s input guidance. A blooming object, a framed character and a full-body person need different compositions. Results can vary with subject shape and the amount of visible detail.