Camera movement
Choose a camera move and a video model to bring your still frames to life.
A Video clip block turns a still frame into motion. The camera move you choose sets the mood of the shot, so it's worth picking with care.
Gwizi Motion moves
Gwizi Motion brings a still to life with a smooth camera move. It costs 5 credits per 5-second clip and is ready instantly.
| Move | What the camera does | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Push in | Moves slowly toward the subject | Focus, emotion, a reveal of detail |
| Pull out | Moves away from the subject | Endings, showing the wider scene |
| Pan left | Turns to the left | Following action, landscapes |
| Pan right | Turns to the right | Following action, landscapes |
| Tilt up | Looks upward | Tall buildings, trees, a sense of scale |
| Orbit | Circles around the subject | Products, characters, a showcase feel |
Clip length
Choose 5 or 10 seconds. A 10-second clip costs double, so a 10-second Gwizi Motion clip is 10 credits.
Other video models
Every video model below is available now. They cost more than Gwizi Motion and each has its own content filter, so if one refuses a prompt another may accept it:
| Model | Credits per 5 s clip |
|---|---|
| Kling 3.0 Pro | 130 |
| Veo 3.1 Fast (native sound) | 330, always 8 s |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 280 |
| Wan 2.5 | 120 |
10-second clips cost double on all of them except Veo, which always makes 8-second clips.
Tips
- Mix moves. A film where every shot pushes in feels flat. Alternate between push in, pan and orbit.
- Match the frame. A wide landscape suits a pan. A close-up portrait suits a push in.
- Leave room. For pans, generate the key frame in a wider format so the move has space.
- End calmly. A pull out makes a natural last shot.
Tip
Use Orbit for product shots. It shows the object from a slightly different angle and feels like a real studio turntable.