Frame where the camera starts and where it lands. The editor animates a smooth zoom and pan between them, in preview and export alike.
Two windows, one cinematic move
Draw the start window and the end window on your image. The move is aspect-locked to your canvas so nothing stretches, and the preview scrubs it live.
Aspect-locked windows, so the move crops and glides but never stretches
Works on any still: photos, AI renders, screenshots
The preview scrubs the move live, and the export matches it
Slideshows with motion, in minutes
Ken Burns, transitions and an AI music bed turn a folder of stills into a watchable film. Every image also stays one click away from a full AI animation.
Any stills work: photos, AI renders, scans
Each still keeps its own move through the dissolves
The sequence exports in 4K, with no watermark
Questions
What is the Ken Burns effect?
A slow zoom and pan across a still image, named after the documentary filmmaker, that makes static photos feel like filmed footage.
Can I control exactly where it zooms?
Yes: you draw the start framing and the end framing directly on the image; the editor animates between them.
Does Ken Burns work on AI-generated images?
Yes. Any still in your library can carry a move, whether you uploaded it or generated it.
Will it distort my photo?
No. Framing windows are locked to your project's aspect ratio, so the move only ever crops and glides.