What is first-frame-to-last-frame video?

This mode generates a smooth video by interpolating between two images you supply — one starting frame and one ending frame. The AI fills in the motion between them.

What images work best?

Images that share a subject or visual context work best. The model performs well on transformations, reveals, and perspective shifts where the start and end share compositional similarity.

Can I control the transition style?

Yes — add a prompt describing the type of motion, camera move, or visual feel you want. Parameters like CFG scale and negative prompt give further control over the output.

Does the interpolation include audio?

Kling V3 Standard, the model powering this mode, supports optional native audio generation that you can enable when creating your clip.

First Frame to Last Frame AI Video

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First Frame to Last Frame Interpolation

Provide two keyframe images — a starting frame and an ending frame — and the AI generates a seamless, cinematic video transition between them. No animation expertise required.

How it works

Upload your first frame (the opening image) and your last frame (the closing image).

Optionally add a prompt to guide motion style, camera movement, or pacing.

Generate the interpolated video and download the smooth cinematic clip.

Explore our models

Kling V3 Standard

Interpolate smooth, cinematic video between a start frame and an end frame.

First → Last Frame

Grok Imagine

Fast, high-fidelity image and video generation with precise text rendering.

Text → ImageImage → ImageText → VideoImage → Video

Wan 2.7

Alibaba's high-fidelity generator at 1K resolution with strong prompt fidelity across image and video.

Text → ImageImage → ImageImage → Video

Nano Banana 2

Ultra-high-quality image generation and editing with advanced text rendering and multi-language support.

Text → ImageImage → Image

Z-Image Turbo

Sub-second image generation with bilingual text rendering from a 6B-parameter model.

Text → Image

PixVerse V5.6

Studio-grade video generation with 20+ camera controls and significantly fewer artifacts.

Text → VideoImage → Video

What you can make

Product reveals and transformation sequences

Before-and-after visual comparisons

Opening and closing transitions for video projects

Smooth scene cuts between two distinct visual states

Creative time-lapse effects between two compositions

Frequently asked questions

What is first-frame-to-last-frame video?: This mode generates a smooth video by interpolating between two images you supply — one starting frame and one ending frame. The AI fills in the motion between them.
What images work best?: Images that share a subject or visual context work best. The model performs well on transformations, reveals, and perspective shifts where the start and end share compositional similarity.
Can I control the transition style?: Yes — add a prompt describing the type of motion, camera move, or visual feel you want. Parameters like CFG scale and negative prompt give further control over the output.
Does the interpolation include audio?: Kling V3 Standard, the model powering this mode, supports optional native audio generation that you can enable when creating your clip.

First & Last Frame