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Grok Imagine

Give a still image a direction

Grok Imagine

Take your idea to the studio, choose settings, then generate.

Explore Grok Imagine image-to-video with a floating-object scene and moving fabric, plus prompts that separate subject movement from camera movement.

Explore the possibilities

Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.

Grok ImagineMOTION STUDY

FIND YOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION

See the idea take shape

Explore the composition, compare the source where available, and open the prompt to understand the creative choices.

Orange and titanium headphones floating above a stone plinth

Reference image

Reference image

Image to video

A still becomes a video scene

Grok Imagine

Prompt used

Edit or copy the prompt, then choose your settings in the studio. Nothing is generated automatically.

A woman wearing a pleated saffron cape beside the ocean

Reference image

Reference image

Image to video

Let the fabric move

Grok Imagine

Prompt used

Edit or copy the prompt, then choose your settings in the studio. Nothing is generated automatically.

MEET THE MODEL

What can you create with Grok Imagine?

A useful image-to-video prompt answers two different questions: what moves in the scene, and how does the camera observe it? Start with a strong still image, choose a single main motion and give the video scene enough restraint to preserve the subject. Slow movement makes shape changes easier to notice and compare.

MEET THE MODEL

TURN YOUR IDEA INTO A CLEAR BRIEF

How to write a useful Grok Imagine prompt

Start with one clear outcome. Describe what matters, then change one element at a time.

  1. 01

    Choose the starting image

    Use a clean composition with a readable subject. The original framing should leave space for the intended movement.

  2. 02

    Separate action from camera

    Describe the subject movement first, then the camera path. For example, gently moving fabric with a slow push-in is clearer than several competing camera movements.

  3. 03

    Review the entire video scene

    Watch for shape drift, sudden cuts, intersections and unstable details. Check the beginning and end as carefully as the most attractive frame.

IN THE RUXA STUDIO

Know your options before you start.

Controls reflect the current integration

Duration
The documented image-to-video mode supports 6–30 seconds. Shorter studies can make a single motion easier to evaluate.
Resolution
480p, 720p and 1080p are documented; the 1080p option requires a single input image.
Reference images
Up to 7 external images are documented, with a 10 MB limit per image. A single image determines the video scene aspect ratio.
Checking status

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Questions about Grok Imagine

What makes an image-to-video prompt easier to follow?

Use one main action, one camera movement and a clear preservation instruction. Avoid asking the subject, background and camera to perform unrelated changes at once.

Should I use a long video clip for the first test?

A short clip is useful for checking motion, framing and subject stability. Extend the idea after the basic video scene works.

How do I compare the source with the video?

Look at the subject silhouette, distinctive details, lighting and composition. Review several moments in the clip rather than comparing only the first frame.

MAKE SOMETHING YOURS

Your next creation starts with an idea.

Pick a direction. Write your first prompt.

Open video studio