The visible change
The drawn character lifts like a thin cutout, moves on the sheet and casts a small shadow.
A little sketch lifts off the page.


The drawing moves, rises off the paper and casts a moving shadow. It retains its drawn strokes and the desk stays unchanged.
Upload a clear photo and adjust the motion prompt to fit your scene. Check the settings and credit cost before generating.
Choose another effectThe drawn character lifts like a thin cutout, moves on the sheet and casts a small shadow.
One clear sketch, its recognizable outline, pencil strokes and the real sheet of paper.
Show the complete drawing and the paper edges. Use a bird, simple creature or robot with readable arms, wings or legs.
Give a pencil character a little motion: a blink, a wave and a few steps across the paper. Keep the hand-drawn texture at the centre of the scene.

The drawn character lifts like a thin cutout, moves on the sheet and casts a small shadow.
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Photograph one complete character on a flat, well-lit sheet. Leave white space around its limbs so the motion has somewhere to go.
Show the complete drawing and the paper edges. Use a bird, simple creature or robot with readable arms, wings or legs.
Choose a blink and a wave or two short steps. Keep the pencil appearance and the original tabletop.
Check that the figure still resembles your sketch and that the paper stays steady. Simplify very fine linework if it changes too much.
Bring your own pencil character to life with a blink, wave or tiny paper-surface step.
Keep the paper and drawing tools visible as the character begins to move.
Explore a short motion idea using a clearly outlined single-character sketch.
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View planThis effect aims for a moving sketch or thin cutout on real paper. Use regular image to video if you want to describe a different visual style.
Start with one isolated character. A crowded page can make it unclear which drawing should move.
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.