AI Levitate Effect: Make Things in Your Photo Float

Make the furniture, books and plants in your photo lift off and float in mid-air. A 5-second anti-gravity video created from one room or object photo.

Upload one photo
Keep or tweak the ready-made prompt
Get a 5-second 720p video for 10 credits

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New accounts get 20 free credits. Failed or blocked videos refund their credits automatically.

Example photo: a cozy living room with a green sofa and a coffee table — Made on VidStride from the example photo with this prompt: “Everything in the living room slowly lifts off the floor and floats in the air: the sofa, the coffee table, the books and the potted plants drift weightlessly, gentle camera push-in.”

Books, plants and decor float up into the air in the living room — Made on VidStride from the example photo with this prompt: “Everything in the living room slowly lifts off the floor and floats in the air: the sofa, the coffee table, the books and the potted plants drift weightlessly, gentle camera push-in.”

Use the Levitate effect template

Use a photo of a room, desk or shelf with several objects that can float. The prompt below is already filled in; edit it if you want a different look.

Works with pets, products, objects, places and artwork. Photos of real people are not supported by templates.

Underlying model: bytedance/v1-pro-image-to-video. Outputs are AI-generated. Review accuracy and usage rights before use.

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What the levitate template does

The levitate template switches off gravity in your photo. Objects slowly lift from the floor, shelves and tables and drift in the air, while the camera pushes in a little. It turns an ordinary room photo into a dreamy, slightly surreal clip.

Each run makes one 5-second 720p video with ByteDance Seedance 1.0 Pro image-to-video. The template is about levitating things; it is not related to any app or company with a similar name.

Photos that work best

Rooms, desks, bookshelves, kitchens and gardens with plenty of separate objects work best: books, cups, plants, cushions, fruit or toys. Wide shots with good light let you see what is floating.

Photos of people are not supported by this template. Keep people out of the frame.

Ideas to try

Float a messy desk for a study-break post, lift a bakery display for a shop promo, or levitate a moving-day room full of boxes. Edit the prompt to choose what floats: "only the books float", "everything spins slowly in the air" or "the objects float and then fall back down".

What to expect

Large furniture may stay put while smaller things float, and objects can change shape slightly as they move. Run it again or name the objects in the prompt for more control. If a generation fails or is blocked by our content checks, its credits come back automatically.