Moonvalley Marey Image to Video

Cinematic image-to-video from Moonvalley's Marey model.

Upload a still, describe what should happen, and Marey turns your image into a 1080p video at 24fps. Physics behave. Lighting stays consistent across frames. The model is trained only on licensed footage, so what you generate is clean to use in commercial work.

Pick 5 or 10 seconds. Pick a resolution. Run it.

How do you use Moonvalley Marey for image-to-video?

Upload a starting image, write a detailed prompt that covers camera work, subject, and scene, then pick your dimensions and duration. Marey uses your image as the first frame and generates a 1080p cinematic video from it. Prompts of 50+ words produce the best results. The negative prompt is pre-filled to push away from AI tells.

Image Your first frame. Whatever you upload becomes frame one of the output video. Higher-resolution inputs produce sharper video. Photos, illustrations, and AI-generated stills all work.

Prompt This is where Marey rewards effort. Aim for 50+ words. Describe the camera (35mm, handheld, slow push-in, locked off), the subject and what they're doing, the environment, the lighting. The more your prompt reads like a shot description, the more cinematic the output feels.

Dimensions 1920x1080 is the default and what Marey was trained on. Widescreen, vertical, and square variations are supported. Want something for social? Go vertical. Want something that reads like footage? Stay widescreen.

Duration 5s or 10s. Five runs faster and works well for locked shots. Ten gives camera moves room to breathe. Start with 5 to lock the look, then regenerate at 10 once the prompt is dialed.

Negative prompt Pre-filled with terms that steer Marey away from AI tells: flat shaders, stiff animation, uncanny eyes, looping glitches, default lighting, bloom spam. Leave it alone for most runs. Add your own terms if something specific keeps showing up.

Seed Randomized by default. Lock it once you have a frame you like, so you can iterate on the prompt without losing the shot.

What is Moonvalley Marey good for?

Marey is built for professional video work where commercial use matters. The training data is fully licensed, output is native 1080p at 24fps, and the physics and lighting hold up under scrutiny. It's the right pick for branded content, short films, and client work where legal cleanliness and production-grade output are non-negotiable.

Commercial and client work. Because Marey was trained only on licensed footage, you can use what you make without the copyright gray zone that follows most AI video models. For agency work, brand content, and anything going in front of legal review, this matters.

Shots where physics have to hold. Water, smoke, hair, cloth, human movement. Marey handles these with the weight and continuity that gives away whether a model was trained on cinema or scraped clips.

Pre-visualization and pitch work. Turn concept art or reference stills into moving clips for director treatments, mood reels, and client reviews.

Not the right fit for quick social loops, stylized animation, or jobs where speed matters more than quality. Faster open-source video models will cost less if that's the constraint.

FAQ

What resolution does Moonvalley Marey output? Marey generates native 1080p (1920x1080) at 24fps. The model was trained on 1080p footage from the start, so fine detail and sharpness hold across every frame. Widescreen, vertical, and square aspect ratios are all supported.

How long can a Marey video be? Each generation is either 5 or 10 seconds. Five seconds runs faster and works well for locked-off or single-motion shots. Ten seconds gives camera moves and action room to breathe. For longer sequences, chain multiple generations using matching prompts and seeds.

Is Marey safe to use for commercial work? Yes. Marey is trained exclusively on licensed footage, with no scraped content or user-generated material in the training set. It's one of the few AI video models built for commercial and client work without copyright exposure.

How long should my prompt be for Marey? Moonvalley recommends at least 50 words. Describe the camera (lens, movement, framing), the subject and action, the environment, and the lighting. Marey was designed for directors, so prompts written like shot descriptions produce the strongest results.

How do you run Moonvalley Marey online? You can run Moonvalley Marey online through Floyo. No installation, no setup. Open the workflow in your browser, upload your input image, write a prompt, and hit run. Free to try.