Leiapix AI

Leiapix AI is an image to video tool that turns flat photos into 3D depth motion videos, now as DepthFlow AI. Leiapix AI converts a single photo into a short 3D depth motion video using automatic depth mapping and virtual camera moves.

Leiapix AI is a browser-based tool that takes a single still image and turns it into a short 3D depth animation. The software estimates which parts of a picture sit in front and which sit behind, then moves a virtual camera through that layered scene so the result reads as a parallax video rather than a flat photo. The site states that the product has since been rebuilt and renamed DepthFlow AI, and the Leiapix pages now act mainly as a landing and showcase layer that points visitors to the new service. The workflow is short. A user uploads a JPG, PNG or WebP file of up to 10MB, picks Basic or Advanced mode, and adjusts motion amplitude, motion speed and clip length (the default is five seconds). Camera movement can be set to dolly, orbit, zoom, horizontal, vertical or circle. The tool then maps depth automatically and returns an MP4 sized for social platforms such as Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. According to the FAQ, most images finish in 30 to 60 seconds, with priority processing on paid plans, and uploaded files are deleted within 24 hours. The audience is broad: social media creators who want motion from existing photos, artists and AI image makers who want to animate generated work, and marketers who need eye-catching loops without learning 3D software. No modeling skills are needed. Images with a clear foreground and background, such as landscapes, portraits, fantasy art and architecture, give the best results, and higher resolution helps. Group photos work, though subject separation matters. Within the wider field of image-to-video tools, this one is narrower than general video generators. It does not invent new scenes or motion; it animates the camera over what is already in the picture. That makes output predictable and fast, but also limits creative range. Access starts with a free plan that includes one watermarked result for personal use, while paid plans add more credits, watermark-free HD downloads and commercial rights. Sample images and a community gallery let newcomers judge quality before uploading their own work.