Video
AI Image to Video
You have a still you trust — a hero product shot, a key concept frame, a finished render — and you need it to move. Astorie takes that image into a video node, fans it out across Sora 2, Seedance 2, Kling 3, Veo, Hailuo, and Luma Ray on one canvas, and exports the take you pick straight to your NLE.
What this feature solves
Most image-to-video tools give you one clip, one model, one set of motion choices. If the camera move is wrong, the subject distorts, or the light breaks halfway through, you start over and burn another generation. For agencies and post-production teams running a real shot list, that loop is the bottleneck — you cannot afford to test five models in five tabs while the producer waits for an MP4 that opens cleanly in Premiere.
The other half of the problem is reference fidelity. A polished still has details — fabric, logo placement, talent likeness, lighting direction — that a single-prompt video model will quietly drop the moment motion starts. Without a way to pin the reference, push it into the right model for the shot, and compare takes side by side, every clip becomes a guess. Multiply that by a 30-second ad with eight cuts and the budget evaporates before you have a usable sequence.
Image-to-video is also where workflow breaks meet export breaks. You generate, you download, you transcode, you re-link in your NLE, and the codec or frame rate fights your timeline. Production teams need an animation tool that respects the reference, fans the choice out across the strongest models for the shot type, and lands a file the editor can actually cut with — without a chain of converters in between.