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Upload a start frame and an end frame, then watch AI generate the video in between. Perfect for smooth transitions, morphing effects, and frame interpolation. No animation skills required.
Motion designers working in After Effects or Resolve can use this as a fast blocking pass. Upload the first and last key pose, and the AI builds all the intermediate frames at up to 1080p. You get a smooth morph to review in minutes rather than spending hours on manual keyframing. The generated clip exports as a standard MP4, so it drops straight into your existing timeline as a reference or finished layer.
Create Transition VideoTikTok and Reels transition creators can lock in two completely different visual states and let the AI work out a believable path between them. A dark nighttime street photo as the start frame, a golden-hour version as the end frame: the AI figures out how light, shadows, and colors should shift across the clip. No manual masking or blending. The result is a transition that looks deliberate and timed, ready to cut into a short-form edit.
Create Transition VideoBrand teams and marketers running before/after campaigns or product reveal sequences get clean, professional output without a motion graphics budget. Upload the unboxed product as the start frame, the styled hero shot as the end frame, and set the duration. The AI maintains visual coherence across every intermediate frame with natural movement and consistent lighting. Download a 1080p MP4 that holds up in paid social, email headers, or landing page embeds.
Create Transition VideoContent creators who have no animation background can go from two images to a shareable clip in under three minutes. Upload your start image, upload your end image, pick duration and aspect ratio, and click generate. The tool handles the AI frame generation and packages the output as a downloadable MP4. No software to install, no timeline to learn. Works in any modern browser on desktop or mobile, so you can generate while already in a content creation session.
Create Transition VideoSelect your first frame (starting point) and last frame (destination). Use JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP format. Images with similar composition and clear subjects produce the smoothest transitions.
Select video duration, aspect ratio (16:9/9:16/4:3/3:4/1:1), and resolution (480p/720p/1080p).
Click generate and watch the transition come alive. In minutes, download a high-quality video ready to share on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or anywhere your audience awaits.
MojoMake's first and last frame to video tool creates a video by generating smooth motion between two images you upload. You provide a start frame and an end frame; the AI builds all the frames in between and outputs an MP4. It works for face morphing, scene transitions, product reveals, before/after comparisons, and any visual transformation where you know the beginning and the end.
Standard image-to-video animates from a single photo outward, and the AI decides where the motion goes. First and last frame mode gives you a destination: you supply both the starting image and the ending image, so the AI path is constrained to connect those two states. The result is a controlled, intentional transition rather than open-ended motion. Use single-image mode when you want the AI to interpret the scene; use first/last frame mode when you already know what the final frame looks like.
MojoMake supports first and last frame mode through Kuaishou Kling and select ByteDance Seedance configurations. Not every model in the video lineup supports dual-frame input. The tool surfaces only the compatible models when you switch to this mode. Model availability and credit cost are shown before you submit, so you can compare and pick the right one for your use case.
Images with similar compositions, matching aspect ratios, and consistent framing produce the cleanest morphs. The AI needs to establish a plausible path between the two states, so extreme changes in camera angle or scale can cause artifacts. For face morphing, similar head angles and lighting conditions help. For scene transitions, keeping the overall layout close while changing color, time of day, or object state gives the smoothest result. Minimum recommended resolution is 720 pixels on the shortest side.
Describe the motion style and atmosphere you want between the two frames. 'Smooth dissolve, warm afternoon light shifting to cool dusk' gives the AI a color and mood target. 'Slow morph, keep facial features aligned' helps with face transformations. You don't need to describe the subject; the AI already sees it from both images. Focus your prompt on how the transition feels: speed, lighting shift, motion character, and atmosphere. The Prompt Optimizer can expand a single phrase into a structured prompt if you're unsure where to start.
Most clips finish in 1 to 4 minutes depending on the model, resolution, and current server load. A 5-second 720p generation typically takes under 2 minutes. Longer clips at 1080p run closer to 3 to 5 minutes. If the queue is busy, your job waits in line and the status indicator in the tool updates in real time so you can see where you stand. Kling models tend to run faster for this mode.
Yes. Duration runs from 4 to 15 seconds depending on the model. Aspect ratios include 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical/Reels), 4:3, 3:4, and 1:1 (square). Resolution goes up to 1080p. The form shows the credit cost for each parameter combination before you submit, so you can adjust settings to match your budget and intended platform before clicking generate.
The current maximum is 15 seconds per generation for this mode. If you need a longer clip, you can chain multiple generations: use the last frame of one clip as the start frame of a new generation, with a new end frame. Repeat to build a sequence of connected clips, then stitch them together with the Video Extender tool or any external video editor. Each segment connects cleanly because the endpoint of one generation feeds directly into the start of the next.
Yes. The maximum output resolution is 1080p Full HD. Most delivery platforms including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Meta Ads accept 1080p as their highest-quality input. Native 4K output is not available, but a 1080p MP4 passes cleanly through any external AI upscaler if your final delivery spec requires 4K.
New accounts receive 15 free credits on signup, valid for 7 days. That's enough to run a few generations and compare model outputs before committing to a paid plan. Paid plans refill credits monthly and unlock faster queue priority and higher concurrency. The pricing page has the current plan breakdown.
Yes. MojoMake runs in any modern mobile browser on iOS, Android, or iPad with no app install required. You can upload both images straight from your phone's photo library, configure settings, generate, and download the MP4 to your device in one session. Once downloaded, posting to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts follows the same flow as any other video on your phone.
Yes. The videos you generate are yours and can be used in marketing, ads, client work, product demos, or any commercial context under MojoMake's Terms of Service. The only restriction is on the source images: they must not infringe on someone else's copyright, trademark, or right of publicity. Stock photos you've licensed and your own originals are safe to use.
Choose a model, add your idea, and generate.
Select the model that fits what you want to create.
Upload an image or describe what you want to create.
Generate, preview, and download your result.
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