5–15s
Clip length
Each camera-controlled shot runs from 5 to 15 seconds.
Keyframe 1: move the camera to change it
Drag the camera to place it · scroll on it for distance · drag the background to look around
Drag the camera to place it · scroll on it for distance · drag the background to look around
Keep the picture still and move only the camera. Upload one image, shape an orbit on the 3D preview, then generate a 5 to 15 second clip at 480p, 768p, or 1080p.
Creators use freebeat to turn stills and music into publishable video without a desktop editor. Camera Controls sits in the same browser workspace as the rest of the video tools.
The left side is the tool. The right side shows the default preview until your generated video replaces it.
Upload a JPG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF. The people and objects stay frozen. Only the camera is allowed to move.
Use a preset or drag the 3D preview. Set azimuth, elevation, and distance. Choose a resolution and a duration from 5 to 15 seconds.
Click Create. While the job runs, the right panel shows progress. The finished MP4 replaces the default preview and can be downloaded.
Camera Controls is built for a frozen scene and a moving viewpoint, not for restaging the picture.
Drop keyframes on the timeline and move the camera between them. Presets cover orbits, dollies, cranes, and swings when you want a starting path.
Azimuth is limited to two full turns clockwise and two full turns counterclockwise, so the camera cannot spin without an end.
Pick 480p, 768p, or 1080p. Clips run from 5 to 15 seconds. Credits follow the resolution and the length of the shot.
The right side starts with a sample video so you can see the player. After a successful generation, your clip replaces that sample.
A text prompt guesses the move. Camera Controls lets you place the camera.
Use a still you already have when you need a short camera move instead of a new scene.
Camera Controls sits next to the other image and video tools in the same account.
