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# Keak Video

Keak Video lets you transform images into short videos directly on your website.

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/ovV5Cho36H8>" %}

### How to use Keak Video&#x20;

1. **Update the Keak extension** to the latest version.
2. **Open the extension** and click on the image you want to transform.
3. **Enter a prompt** describing the action or camera movement you want (see [Good Prompt Examples](https://www.notion.so/Keak-Documentation-v5-1bb5179e0e7280ac8e18c9f3c57a9c64?pvs=21) below).
4. **Wait 1–2 minutes** for Keak to generate the video.
5. **Use or Download** the generated video

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### Good Prompts

For the best results, give a short, clear description of the action or camera movement. The original image becomes the base for the generated video.

#### Examples

* **Prompt: “Yoga pose”**

  *Transforms an image into a video showing a yoga pose.*

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* **Prompt: “Zoom towards the shoe”**

  *Focuses on the shoe with a zoom effect.*

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