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Animate a feature screenshot for Product Hunt, a changelog, or a launch thread.
Browser-rendered · No sign-up
Show the whole screen, zoom into the detail that matters, then pull back. Set your focus, preview the move, and export a 1080p clip for your next product update.
Screenshot motion studio
Preview the exact framing before you export.
Higher zoom crops the edges. Check the preview.
Real video export
Local processing
One-click demo
Clean UI motion
From still to moving
Generative image-to-video models can redraw text, move buttons, or invent interface details. This tool takes a more controlled route: it animates the camera around the original screenshot so your product stays recognizable and readable.
Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP—or load the demo image to test the complete workflow.
Choose a zoom, pan, or zoom-and-return. Set the focus point and zoom level, then play or scrub to check every frame.
Export in 1080p. Download MP4 when your browser supports it, or WebM for compatible players and editors.
Built for product stories
One screenshot documents the screen. A short motion clip directs attention. Reuse the same source image for every channel and keep the interface intact.
Animate a feature screenshot for Product Hunt, a changelog, or a launch thread.
Choose a vertical canvas and check the framing before sharing a feature highlight.
Guide the eye toward one part of a workflow while preserving the original screen.
Private by default
Quick-motion rendering runs on your device with browser media APIs. We do not need an account, upload bucket, or hidden processing queue to create the clip. That makes the tool useful for early product screens and internal mockups that you do not want sitting in another dashboard.
Read the data-handling detailsQuestions, answered
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP screenshot, choose a motion style, focus point, and aspect ratio. Play or scrub the preview, then select Generate video. The clip is rendered in your browser and becomes available to preview and download.
Not in the current quick-motion tool. Rendering happens locally in your browser, so the screenshot is not uploaded to our server. Your browser may still keep the file in memory until you close or refresh the page.
Exports are 1080p at a target of 30 frames per second. The tool prefers MP4 when your browser supports it and falls back to WebM. The download button shows the format you received.
Yes. Choose the 9:16 portrait format before generating. The screenshot starts inside a softly filled background. Increasing zoom crops the edges; use the live preview to check that your important content stays in frame.
The free tool creates precise camera motion without changing the text or interface in your screenshot. Generative AI motion is being evaluated separately because it can distort UI text and has different privacy and processing costs.