Can I generate a video using only a Last Frame?

No. There is no "Last Frame only" mode in getimg.ai. You can use a First Frame by itself, or you can use a First Frame and a Last Frame together to define the start and end points. You cannot define the ending image without also defining the starting image.

Can I use Reference Images and First/Last Frames in the same video?

No. You must choose between using Frames (to lock the start/end) or Reference Images (to guide the content appearing within the video). You cannot combine both methods in a single generation.

Do all video models support First and Last Frame control?

All models in Custom mode support First Frame control. However, Last Frame control is not supported by every model. If you are using Custom mode, check the specific model details. If you use Auto mode, the system will automatically select a compatible model for you.

How does the AI know what happens between the First and Last frame?

The AI fills in the gap between your two images based on your text prompt. You should write a prompt that describes the action or transition you want to see occur as the video moves from the starting image to the target ending image.

How many images can I upload for First and Last Frame control?

You can upload exactly one image for the First Frame and one image for the Last Frame. Unlike Reference Images (which allow up to 10), Frame control is limited to these two specific anchor points.

Guide to First and Last Frame Control

Use First Frame and Last Frame in getimg.ai to control how your video starts and ends. Learn how to add them and when each option applies.

What Is First and Last Frame Control

This feature lets you use your own images as specific frames in the generated video:

First Frame sets the opening shot. The video begins from this image.
Last Frame sets the closing shot. The video transitions into this image by the end.

First Frame

camera zooms in as the driver opens the car door and steps out to look at the ocean, wind moving his clothes

You can use First only, or First and Last together in a single generation. There is no Last Frame only mode.

Limitations

You can set at most one First Frame and one Last Frame.
You cannot combine First or Last with reference images in the same generation. Choose frames or references, not both.

Availability

Auto mode supports First and Last Frame Control.
All Custom mode models support First Frame. Last Frame Control depends on the model you choose. See the Video Models Guide for details.

How to add First and Last Frame

You add frames by attaching images, then assigning their role. First, go to the Content Generator. Then:

Step 1. Select the First and (Optionally) Last Frame Images

All you need to do is:

Click the "First Frame" button in the prompt box.
Pick an existing image or upload a new one.
Optionally, click on the "Last Frame" button in the prompt box and choose or upload an image.

Step 2. Write a Prompt

Describe what you'd like to happen in the video.

Tip:

Not sure how to start? Check out our Video Generation Prompt Book.

Step 3. Generate

Press the arrow in the prompt box and wait a moment.

That’s it. Add your frames, write a short scene prompt, and generate!

Frequently Asked Questions

: No. There is no "Last Frame only" mode in getimg.ai. You can use a First Frame by itself, or you can use a First Frame and a Last Frame together to define the start and end points. You cannot define the ending image without also defining the starting image.
: No. You must choose between using Frames (to lock the start/end) or Reference Images (to guide the content appearing within the video). You cannot combine both methods in a single generation.
: All models in Custom mode support First Frame control. However, Last Frame control is not supported by every model. If you are using Custom mode, check the specific model details. If you use Auto mode, the system will automatically select a compatible model for you.
: The AI fills in the gap between your two images based on your text prompt. You should write a prompt that describes the action or transition you want to see occur as the video moves from the starting image to the target ending image.
: You can upload exactly one image for the First Frame and one image for the Last Frame. Unlike Reference Images (which allow up to 10), Frame control is limited to these two specific anchor points.

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