DomoAIChoose a photo with a horizon
Street scenes, rooftops, fields and stages work best - settings that reward being seen from above. The subject should sit clearly in frame.
Template: Crane up
Crane Up Video: End the Scene Looking Down at the World
The crane up is how films end scenes: the camera rises off the hero, the ground opens up, and suddenly the story is one person inside a much bigger world. Apply it to any photo and the model builds that reveal - the rise, the widening frame, the city or landscape filling in around the subject.
One photo inTemplate-directed camera move5-15 second clips720p and 1080p output
Three Steps from Input to Finished Clip
Every DomoAI workflow starts from a prompt and an optional reference file. Nothing has to be rebuilt by hand.
Direct the reveal
Say what the camera should show as it rises: the city block, the festival crowd, the valley at dawn. The template keeps the motion; the prompt fills the world.
Generate the take
Render, keep the version where the rise feels smooth and the subject stays recognizable, and use it as a scene closer or a profile post.
How This Workflow Compares
DomoAI workflows differ by the material you already have. Pick the one that matches it.
| Workflow | What you provide | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Crane up | One photo | Scene-ending reveals and epic context shots |
| Zoom in video | One photo | Pushing toward the subject instead of away from them |
| 360 view video | One photo | Orbiting around the subject instead of rising above |
| AI transition | A clip or photo | Changing what the subject wears or where they stand mid-move |
Questions About This Workflow
Answers about inputs, limits, resolution, and how credits are used.
What kind of photo works best for a crane up?+
Anything with depth: a street, a rooftop, a stage, a coastline. The move needs scenery to reveal, so shots against plain walls have less to show.
Will the camera move look artificial?+
The template paces the rise like a real crane - slow start, steady lift. Longer clips read more naturally than very short ones.
Can I combine it with other camera moves?+
Yes. Cut a crane up at the end of a zoom in or a 360 view for a two-shot sequence, where each move hands off to the next.
Does it work for product shots?+
Yes, and it is a popular one: a bottle or device on a table, rising to reveal the studio or the city beyond.
Start With the Material You Already Have
Every new account starts with 100 welcome credits, valid for 30 days, so you can test this workflow before choosing a plan.