Upload the frame
Any sharp still works - key art, a portrait, a product shot, even a frame exported from another clip. More resolution in the source means more room for the push.
The zoom in template gives a still image the camera move every trailer uses: a slow, deliberate push toward the subject. Pair it with a crane rise or a pull-back for the reverse beat, and a poster, portrait, or product shot starts to feel like a scene instead of a picture.

Every DomoAI workflow starts from a prompt and an optional reference file. Nothing has to be rebuilt by hand.
Any sharp still works - key art, a portrait, a product shot, even a frame exported from another clip. More resolution in the source means more room for the push.
Choose a push-in, crane up, or pull-back, and set how slow it should run. Slow moves suit drama; a quicker push works for reveal-style edits.
Generate the move, regenerate if the framing drifts, and download the clip to use as an intro, a section transition, or a loop on a landing page.
DomoAI workflows differ by the material you already have. Pick the one that matches it.
| Workflow | What you provide | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom in | One still | Posters, portraits, and key art that need dramatic emphasis |
| 360 view | One still | A full orbit around a product or character instead of a push-in |
| Image to video | One still | Moving the subject itself - hair, cloth, expression - not the camera |
| Frames to video | 2-8 keyframes | Chaining several camera moves across a storyboard |
Answers about inputs, limits, resolution, and how credits are used.
Slow enough to be subtle: the pace options start below the speed most editors use for a Ken Burns effect, so the move reads as a held camera drifting in rather than a slide-show transition.
Yes. The template family covers push-in, pull-back, crane up, crane down, and side dolly. Pick the direction from the template list, or describe it in the prompt if you are combining moves.
For existing footage, use video to video and describe the camera move in the prompt. The zoom template is built for stills; clips keep their own motion when restyled.
Short push-ins make natural intros, hero backgrounds, and product reveals. At 1080p they hold up on social feeds; upscale to 4K when the clip is going into an edit with other 4K footage.
Every new account starts with 100 welcome credits, valid for 30 days, so you can test this workflow before choosing a plan.