Earth zoom out from one photo
The camera starts on you, then pulls straight up past the street, the city and the clouds until the whole planet fills the frame.
- 1 photo
- 5 seconds
- No song or prompt
- From 50 credits
Photo tips for earth zoom out
- Use a photo taken outdoors. The pull-back starts from your surroundings, so a street, beach or rooftop gives it a natural first second.
- Keep the face large and sharp in the frame; it is the only part of the shot that comes from your photo.
- Avoid heavy filters. A natural photo blends better with the satellite-style end of the shot.
Where people use it
- A scroll-stopping intro for a reel
- A travel or “where I am now” post
- An outro that ends on the planet
Want the person to perform your song instead? Make a full rap video with the AI rap video generator.
Questions
Does it show my real location?
No. The city, coastline and Earth are generated; nothing is looked up from your photo’s location data.
Can I zoom back in?
The effect pulls out. To go the other way, reverse the downloaded clip in any editor or in the TikTok and Reels editors.
Can I use it as a transition?
Yes. It ends on the planet, so it cuts cleanly into a second clip or a title card.
Does it work with an indoor photo?
It works, but an outdoor photo makes the first second of the pull-back look natural; an indoor photo starts with a generated street.
Price, length, sound and whose photos you can use: see the photo effects FAQ.
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