Camera movement
Choose a camera move and a video model to bring your still frames to life.
Updated 2026-10-12 Markdown
A Video clip block turns a still frame into motion. The camera move you choose sets the mood of the shot, so it's worth picking with care.
Tyzli Motion moves
Tyzli Motion brings a still to life with a smooth camera move. It costs 5 credits per 5-second clip and is ready instantly.
| Move | What the camera does | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Push in | Moves slowly toward the subject | Focus, emotion, a reveal of detail |
| Pull out | Moves away from the subject | Endings, showing the wider scene |
| Pan left | Turns to the left | Following action, landscapes |
| Pan right | Turns to the right | Following action, landscapes |
| Tilt up | Looks upward | Tall buildings, trees, a sense of scale |
| Orbit | Circles around the subject | Products, characters, a showcase feel |
Clip length
Choose 5 or 10 seconds. A 10-second clip costs double, so a 10-second Tyzli Motion clip is 10 credits.
Other video models
These models are shown as Coming soon while they are being connected:
| Model | Credits per 5 s clip |
|---|---|
| Kling 3.0 Pro | 150 |
| Veo 3.1 Fast (native sound) | 330, always 8 s |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 280 |
| Wan 2.5 | 120 |
10-second clips cost double on all of them except Veo, which always makes 8-second clips.
Tips
- Mix moves. A film where every shot pushes in feels flat. Alternate between push in, pan and orbit.
- Match the frame. A wide landscape suits a pan. A close-up portrait suits a push in.
- Leave room. For pans, generate the key frame in a wider format so the move has space.
- End calmly. A pull out makes a natural last shot.
Tip
Use Orbit for product shots. It shows the object from a slightly different angle and feels like a real studio turntable.
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