Introducing Frames to Video

A single frame can say a lot. But two or more can tell even more.

With Frames to Video, Morphic lets you define the key frames of your story — 2 to 5 frames — and it generates the motion that connects them. Each frame acts as a creative anchor, while Morphic’s Frames to Video understands your prompt, learns the context, and builds the transitions in between.

This means you can start with a single visual idea — a character turning, a camera panning, a mood shifting — and build the in-between motion that makes it come alive.

Whether your frames are stylistically similar or entirely different, the system interprets them as a sequence, not a collage, blending them into a cohesive video. You can also fine-tune how much time passes between each frame, adjusting the rhythm and pacing of the final result. Refer to this video for a quick tutorial on how to use Frames to Video on Morphic:

Frames to Video is Morphic’s newest way to create motion by simply choosing a few frames and letting Morphic fill the space and scene between them.

It’s a simple idea with deep creative power: the ability to direct motion without animating every second. Check out the feature launch on X.