Wan 2.7 I2V turns a single static image into a fluid, high-resolution video clip using a text prompt and optional frame controls. If you have a portrait, a product shot, or any photo and want to see it move, this model handles the animation automatically. It fills the gap between having a great still image and producing actual video content for social media, ads, or creative work. You can lock the first frame, the last frame, or both to control exactly how the video starts and ends, making planned transitions easy to execute. The model also accepts an audio file and syncs the video motion to the rhythm or voice in that clip, cutting hours of manual editing. Output goes up to 1080p, runs for up to 5 seconds, and the built-in prompt expansion option sharpens vague descriptions into detailed instructions automatically. Drop it into a content workflow between shooting photos and publishing short-form video, or use it to build animated mockups from product imagery. Set the seed to lock in a result you like and keep iterating from there. Open it on Picasso IA, upload a photo, describe the motion you want, and see what comes back.
Wan 2.7 I2V turns a still image into a short video clip, giving creators a direct way to add motion to photos, illustrations, and product shots without any video production background. On Picasso IA, you upload an image, write a short prompt describing the motion you want, and the model handles the generation. It supports first-and-last-frame control, meaning you can pin both the opening and closing frame of the clip for precise, predictable results. You can also feed it an existing video clip to continue, or sync the output to an audio file you supply. Whether you're animating a portrait, looping a background, or building a short branded clip, Wan 2.7 I2V gives you a clear path from a static asset to a finished video.
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open Wan 2.7 I2V on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try? Yes, you can run the model without a paid plan to start. Check the Picasso IA pricing page for details on credit usage and generation limits.
How long does it take to get results? Most clips at 1080p finish in under two minutes. Shorter durations and 720p resolution tend to process faster, so if you are iterating quickly, those settings help cut the wait.
Can I control both the start and end of the video? Yes. Supply a first-frame image to set the opening shot and a last-frame image to fix the ending. The model generates the motion in between to connect them naturally.
What if I want to extend an existing video clip? Upload your existing clip (mp4 or mov, between 2 and 10 seconds) as the first-clip input instead of a still image. The model picks up from where that clip ends and continues the scene forward.
Can I sync the video to music or a voiceover? Yes. Attach a wav or mp3 file up to 30 seconds long and the model aligns the video output to match the audio rhythm. If you skip the audio input, the model generates its own ambient sound to complement the scene.
What output format does the model produce? Wan 2.7 I2V delivers a standard mp4 file at the resolution you selected. You can download it directly and use it in any video editor, social platform, or presentation tool without extra conversion steps.
Everything this model can do for you
Pin the exact opening and closing frames to define how the video starts and finishes.
Upload a wav or mp3 file and the model times the video motion to match your audio track.
Export at full HD resolution for use in social media, presentations, or client deliverables.
Feed an existing video clip as input and generate a smooth forward extension of the scene.
Short or vague prompts are automatically refined into detailed instructions to improve output quality.
Save the seed number to regenerate the exact same video and compare iterations side by side.
Describe what to exclude from the video to steer the output away from unwanted content.
