# Animation Generation

Bring your images to life with a touch of magic! Every image generated by Kyx Ai isn't just a static picture; it harbors the potential for movement. With a simple click on the animate button accompanying your generated image, watch as static scenes gain motion, offering a glimpse into a living moment. From the subtle sway of trees to the flicker of city lights, the animations add a captivating depth to your creations.

Want to animate your own images? The [/animate\_image](#animate_image) command is your key to unlocking motion in any picture you choose. Imagine turning a peaceful snowscape into a scene with falling snowflakes or bringing a portrait to life with a soft smile.

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{% embed url="<https://vimeo.com/931451208>" %}
Video of the finished animation
{% endembed %}

## /animate\_image

This command will animate an image.

<details>

<summary>Available Arguments</summary>

**uploaded\_image\_name:** The name of an previously uploaded image to animate

**input\_image:** Upload a new image to animate

**strength:** The strength of the animation. A value between 0 and 1 (default 0.5)

</details>


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