Camera Move

Camera Move generates cinematic camera motion video from a still photograph. The AI estimates depth from the 2D image, constructs a 3D scene representation, and renders smooth camera movement through that space. Available movements include dolly in/out (moving toward or away from the subject), pan left/right (horizontal sweep), tilt up/down (vertical sweep), orbit (circling the subject), crane (vertical lift), and tracking (lateral movement). Filmmakers use Camera Move to create establishing shots from reference photos, add motion to still frames in documentary editing, and prototype camera movements during pre-production. Real estate agents animate property photos. Travel content creators add cinematic movement to destination shots. Product photographers create dynamic reveal clips. Photos with clear depth separation (foreground, midground, background) produce the most convincing camera motion. Landscapes, architectural interiors, and street scenes work exceptionally well. Flat subjects like portraits or close-up product shots have less depth to work with, limiting the camera movement range. The orbit and dolly moves are the most visually impressive for scenes with strong depth.