Next Scene

Upload one frame — a scene, or a character in a scene — and describe what the camera does next. Next Scene generates the follow-on shot: a pull-back, a push-in, a pan, a tilt, a wider reveal, or the same location at golden hour, at night, in rain or in fog. It is built for shot continuation, not for portraits.

Describe the move like a shot list line: "the camera pulls back to reveal the whole street as the sun sets" or "push in on the doorway, lights flicker on". Camera moves, framing changes, environmental reveals and lighting or time-of-day shifts work best. The quick chips add ready-made phrases you can stack.

Our vision model looks at your frame and proposes a camera move, a reveal and a lighting change in the format the model likes best; you can edit it before generating.

By default the tool follows the camera direction freely, which keeps moves like pull-backs and reveals clean. Turn on "Keep character identity" when a character is the subject and you want their face, outfit and design anchored while the shot changes.

Any single image with a clear setting: a film still, a game screenshot, concept art, a storyboard panel or a character placed in an environment. PNG, JPG or WebP up to 25 MB — large images are optimized in your browser before upload. Drag and drop, paste, or reuse any image from your recent jobs.