Turn any finished shot into a 4, 6 or 8-second MP4 — portrait or landscape, auto-framed to your photo — with eight motion presets: half-turn (the default), turnaround, full-turn, catwalk, twirl, drape, detail, and product for flat lays and accessories with no model. Video is included from the Pro plan at 720p; 1080p is Business and above.

The claim no competitor makes: a real back view

The back of a garment is where AI video quietly lies — the model turns, and the system invents a back. On the turnaround preset, you can instead supply your actual back-view photo and the clip ends on it: a continuous turn from your front photo to your real back photo, verified frame by frame in our test clips. The back in the video is your garment, not an AI guess. Checked against the market in September 2026: no India-priced tool offers a back-view mechanism at all, and FASHN restricts its equivalent to 1080p renders.

The twirl

The canonical lehenga and anarkali movement — flare is the selling point, and an entire reels genre exists around it — ships as a named preset, auto-suggested for flared garments. No competitor names it.

Why the output is predictable

The money mechanics

Metered per second: 720p is 1 credit/second (a 4-second clip = 4 credits — the same as four photos), 1080p is 2 credits/second at 8 seconds. Credits are reserved at render start and refunded automatically on any failure or timeout — an abandoned tab refunds itself. Sound is on by default; switch it off for a silent listing clip you'll score in your reels editor.