Turn a completed Visoid image into a short architectural or design video.
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Level: Beginner · Time: About 8 minutes
Prerequisite: At least one completed Visoid render
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Start with an image you are happy to present. Video generation adds movement; it does not replace image correction. Resolve distracting geometry, materials, people, or background issues first.
If this is your first Visoid project, begin with Getting started with Visoid. If the source image needs correction, use Edit an image with the Edit tab.
Choose whichever route is faster:
From the Videos tab: Open Videos, then select Pick a start frameand drop your base image.
From a completed render: Open the render in the image history or Tree view and select Generate video. Visoid uses that render as the start frame and opens the Videos tab automatically.
A start frame is required.
A clean, well-composed frame gives the video a stable visual foundation. Leave enough space around the main subject for the camera movement you intend to use.
Add an end frame when you want the video to move toward a second image or visual state. Select Pick an end frame, choose the view and image, then select Add frame.
For a smoother transition, use frames with compatible aspect ratios, viewpoints, lighting, and main subjects. A large jump in perspective or content asks the model to invent more information and can produce distortion.