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AI Car Edit

One car photo becomes a low-angle night showcase.

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1 photo

Use a clear three-quarter photo of one whole car, with the front, side and wheels in frame.

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AI Car Edit

Turn one car photo into a vertical night showcase with a low camera pass, a wheel close-up and a final view of the whole car.

Keep the car recognizableUse the camera for motionCheck the cut and reflections
Your starting image
1 photo

Use a clear three-quarter photo of one whole car, with the front, side and wheels in frame.

Video
10 s · 9:16 · 720p

The preset asks for coherent lighting across the shots. Check rims, body panels and reflections before sharing because the model can alter small details.

Credits
Shown before generation

The button shows the credit quote for this video before submission.

Prepare your car photo

Your starting image

Use a clear three-quarter photo of one whole car, with the front, side and wheels in frame.

Add a detail

Optionally describe a lighting color or the mood of the parking deck. The preset supplies the shot order.

Credits

The button shows the credit quote for this video before submission.

What makes a night car showcase work

Turn one car photo into a vertical night showcase with a low camera pass, a wheel close-up and a final view of the whole car.

Concept image of a midnight-blue sports coupe with graphite wheels in a concrete parking garage.
  1. Keep the car recognizable

    The reference guides the paint, body shape, wheels and lights. A clear whole-car photo gives close-ups more consistent details to work with.

  2. Use the camera for motion

    A low side pass and a short wheel detail give the video pace. The scene ends with the full car so the clip still reads as a showcase.

  3. Check the cut and reflections

    The preset asks for coherent lighting across the shots. Check rims, body panels and reflections before sharing because the model can alter small details.

Make your video in three steps

01

Upload a photo

Upload a clear front-corner photo that includes the complete car.

02

Add a detail

Optionally describe a lighting color or the mood of the parking deck. The preset supplies the shot order.

03

Generate and review

Review the quote, generate the clip and compare the wheels and paint across the cuts.

FAQ

Questions before you generate

Can I use a daytime car photo or just a wheel close-up?

A daytime photo of the whole car works. The preset creates the night garage. With a wheel close-up, the model has to invent the body and lights outside the frame. For a recognizable car, use a photo that shows the front, side and wheels.

Will the car actually move?

The preset keeps the car parked and creates a sense of speed with a low camera pass, a wheel close-up and cuts. For driving, drifting or chase shots, use the image-to-video tool and describe the movement.

Will the clip have sound? Can I use my own music?

Audio is enabled. The preset asks the model for garage ambience and subtle sound effects. The upload box takes a car photo. To cut to your own music, download the clip and add the track in a video editor.

Will custom wheels, paint and decals stay the same?

The photo guides these details, though they can vary between shots. Use a full-car photo that clearly shows the modification and name the most important detail in the notes, such as “keep the black five-spoke wheels.” Compare the side shot with the close-up.

Can I make a landscape clip or change the length?

This preset makes a fixed 10-second, 9:16 video at 720p. For landscape or a different length, choose a model with those options in the image-to-video tool.

Does trying a different lighting setup use more credits?

Generating again starts a new task at the credit amount shown on the button. Review the existing clip first to decide whether to redo the lighting. To save a version you like, use the download icon in the results panel.

Put your car in the night edit

Turn one car photo into a vertical night showcase with a low camera pass, a wheel close-up and a final view of the whole car.