Animate a before and after pair into a reveal clip, or borrow the look of any photo with style transfer.
A still shows the result. A clip shows the change, which is what actually stops someone scrolling — and what a client remembers from a pitch.

Drop in the two photos and pick how the cut moves between them: gravity drop, bounce, morphing, light sweep, a workers timelapse or a classic dissolve. Set the aspect ratio to 16:9, 9:16 or square so it fits wherever you are posting it.
Switch to Drone and a single photo becomes a moving shot: orbit the room, push in, pull out, fly over the house or reveal the space through a doorway. No second image and no 3D model needed.


Give it your room and a photo whose look you want, then dial in how far to push it. Preserve room layout and lighting keep your space recognisable while the palette, materials and mood come across from the reference.
Upload your before photo and your after photo. They should be the same room from roughly the same position, so the camera has something to hold onto.
Choose from seven transition types, then set the aspect ratio for wherever the clip is going.
Pick a length, then generate and download. Clips cost 3.2 credits a second, so a 5-second clip is 16 credits and a 10-second one is 32, since a video is far dearer to render than a still image.
Two photos of the same room, one before and one after. They work best shot from a similar position and angle, so the transition has a consistent frame to move through. If you only have the before, generate the after with any of the design tools first.
A video is many frames, each one rendered, so it is priced by the second: 3.2 credits per second, which is 16 for a 5-second clip and 32 for a 10-second one. The price reflects the real compute cost rather than a markup, which is also why clips are not part of the free design allowance. You choose the length before you generate, so you only pay for the clip you want.
Yes, with the Drone mode. It infers depth from one still and moves a virtual camera through it: orbit, push in, pull out, fly over or a doorway reveal.
When you have found a photo you love and want your own room to feel like it. You supply both images and the tool carries the palette, materials and mood across while keeping your layout.
16:9 landscape, 9:16 vertical and 1:1 square, so the clip fits a listing page, a reel or a feed post without recropping.
Turn your before and after into a clip people actually watch to the end.
Make a before and after video