Stivio Review: Features, Pricing & Alternatives (2026)

What is Stivio?

Stivio turns a still photograph into a short AI-generated video. Upload one image, describe the movement and camera behavior in plain English, choose a model and clip length, then preview or download the result as an HD MP4.

The current model menu includes Kling O3, Kling 2.6, Wan 2.6, MiniMax H3, Seedance 2.5, and Seedance 2.0. Switching models does not require a separate account with each provider, and Stivio shows the credit cost before you start a render.

Clips can run from 3 to 30 seconds and follow the aspect ratio of the source image. Supported uploads include PNG, JPEG, and WebP files. The motion prompt can describe subject movement, camera direction, pace, and mood without using keyframes.

This works well for turning a product photograph into a short listing video, adding movement to a portrait, creating social media B-roll, or animating an old family picture. A generated clip can be downloaded, shared through a stable link, or moved into another editor for music, captions, voiceover, and final assembly.

New accounts receive enough free credits to test a short watermarked render. Paid plans remove the watermark and include personal and commercial use rights. Monthly subscription credits reset at the end of each billing cycle, while separately purchased top-up credits do not expire. Failed generations are automatically returned as credits.

Stivio says uploaded images, prompts, and generated videos are not used for model training or sold for advertising. The image and prompt still need to be sent to the selected AI provider for rendering, and finished videos may remain available through Stivio’s CDN. Do not upload confidential client material, private photographs, copyrighted work, or identifiable people unless you have permission and accept the provider processing involved.