The visible change
The upper facades curve inward while the central street stays visible.
Curve a familiar street into an impossible urban arch.


The same building rows bend into an overhead arch and unwind, keeping the street recognizable.
Upload a clear photo and adjust the motion prompt to fit your scene. Check the settings and credit cost before generating.
Choose another effectThe upper facades curve inward while the central street stays visible.
A wide road, two building rows and a clear vanishing point.
Include the building rows and the road below. Avoid a tight facade crop that hides the full spatial change.
Curve the upper building rows into an overhead arch, keep the road readable below and let the architecture unwind toward its original position.

The upper facades curve inward while the central street stays visible.
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Choose a wide street view with a strong central perspective. The building rows create the scale and the road gives the viewer a stable reference.
Include the building rows and the road below. Avoid a tight facade crop that hides the full spatial change.
Describe the upper floors curving overhead. Name the road and foreground as elements that should remain grounded.
Check that the road, lower entrances and tree bases remain grounded while windows stay attached to their walls. If the fold is unclear, choose cleaner perspective lines and remove competing camera changes.
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Use a deep street perspective to make the folding scale readable.
Explore a spatial transformation with your own city photograph.
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View planA wide street with visible building rows on both sides and a clear central perspective makes the change easier to read.
The main direction here is an overhead bend of the upper building rows. Keep the road visible as a grounded reference, and review whether the generated motion preserves it.
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.