IMAGE-TO-VIDEO GUIDE
How to make an NSFW AI video from an image
Start with an image created on Vid.Plus, choose the movement, and generate a short clip. This guide explains how to choose a source and review the result before downloading.
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Choose a clear source image
Create a sharp image from a prompt or choose a saved Vid.Plus image with the subject visible and room for the intended motion. Busy backgrounds, cropped subjects and heavy obstruction can make movement harder to produce. All subjects must be adults and your content must follow the Terms of Use.
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Match the motion to the source
Watch a finished example before choosing a template. A portrait suits a portrait gesture; a couple workflow needs an appropriate couple source. Choose a workflow that matches the image you have.
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Review the cost before generating
Templates and the prompt-based video composer have different settings and credit costs. Check the current total and your balance. A prerecorded preview uses no credits.
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Inspect and download the finished clip
Review subject stability, motion and visible artifacts. Results vary with the source and workflow. Completed clips appear in My Creations, where you can download your own copy.
Need a source image first?
Create a starting image from a text prompt, then select the saved result for your video. Image generation and video generation are separate jobs; check the total at each step.
Choose settings before generating
Compare image creation options, video durations and the full credit total before you start.
Credits and payments
Standard packs are one-time purchases, paid with Telegram Stars or crypto. Purchased credits do not expire. Review the current pack, delivery schedule and any optional refill terms before paying.
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Your private creations are not automatically published to Explore. Images and videos you create remain in My Creations until you delete them. Reuse a saved image for edits or a new video.
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