Turn a set of images into a finished MP4 programmatically. Build a deterministic slideshow from a JSON payload, or feed a single photo to an AI image-to-video model and animate the still — both on the same SamAutomation key.
Pick the one that fits the job. They are genuinely different: one stitches your photos into a video exactly as specified, the other uses AI to invent motion from a single still. Same API key for both.
Send a JSON payload whose media_list holds your image URLs, with optional voice-over, captions and per-image timing. The renderer composes them into one MP4 — the same input gives the same output every time. Ideal for slideshows and montages at scale.
Feed one image plus a text prompt to an image-to-video model (Kling, Hailuo, Wan, Seedance and more). The model animates the still into a moving clip — camera moves, motion and life that were never in the original frame. Submit a job, poll, get the clip.
Every clip below is a real sample rendered through the API. Send a still and a prompt to any of these image-to-video models and get a moving clip back — switch the model_id to change the look.
Both paths fit naturally into a backend or no-code pipeline, so the work runs without a human in the editor.
Feed your existing product images into a JSON render to produce a clean rotating slideshow, or animate the hero shot with an image-to-video model for a moving product clip.
Point media_list at a folder of images, add timing and a voice-over track, and get a deterministic slideshow MP4 — the same payload renders the same video each time.
Turn photos into vertical 9:16 clips with burned-in captions for social, generated programmatically so a whole batch ships in one run.
Loop over a set of stills, submit one image-to-video job per image, and collect the animated clips by webhook — a pipeline that turns a photo library into motion.
The same shape works for a JSON slideshow or an AI image-to-video job — point at images, call the API, collect the file.
Host your photos at public URLs or upload them, so the API can read each image you want in the video.
Send a JSON payload with a media_list of image URLs for a slideshow, or submit an image-to-video job with a model_id + image + prompt to animate one photo.
Poll the task status or receive a webhook callback, then download the rendered MP4 from the returned URL.
One key for deterministic slideshows from a JSON payload and AI image-to-video. Documented, webhook-ready, built for your pipeline.