Earth Zoom OutPhoto to cinematic pullbackExamples
See how a source photo becomes a moving scene.
Desert observatory sourceSource preparation
Give the camera a clear place to start. A landmark, landscape, or building with visible surroundings makes a stronger zoom-out sequence than a tightly cropped object.
Result review
Look through the full clip and check the transition from the original scene to the wider landscape. A coherent starting frame and a smooth camera path make the effect feel continuous.
Use cases
Use an Earth zoom for travel openings, location reveals, architecture presentations, and cinematic social clips.
One photo, one effect, a result you can save.
Choose one clear photograph with a recognizable landmark and some depth.
Select a supported duration and check the credits shown before creating.
Play the finished clip, check its movement, then download or save it to your assets.
Learn how source framing, duration, movement, credit costs, and result review affect your clip. A generated Earth zoom is a creative interpretation of the photograph rather than verified geographic imagery.
It is an AI video that begins at your photograph and pulls the camera back toward a wider landscape and a view of Earth.
Sharp landscapes, buildings, and recognizable landmarks with visible surroundings give the camera a useful starting point.
This effect accepts one source image. Replacing the image keeps the same effect preset.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB.
The available durations are 5, 10, and 15 seconds, supported by the configured MiniMax H3 route.
The required credits update when you change duration and are shown above the Create button.
The wider landscape and view of Earth are generated interpretations. Review the result before using it for a geographic or factual presentation.
Yes. Once generation completes, play the result and use Download. Your saved clip is also available in Assets.
Upload one photograph and create a cinematic Earth zoom-out video.
