InVideo: Animate a product with Dolly Out effect

InVideo Try it →Watch full video →@Toolysto · Mar 2026

Demo summary

Using a static product image, the user demonstrates how to apply a 'Dolly Out' trend to create a video where the camera zooms out while the product rotates.

Step-by-step

Select the Dolly Out trend in the studio
Attach the effect to your chosen project
Upload or select the reference image of the product
Select the option to use the reference image as the starting frame
Input a prompt to make the subject rotate as the camera zooms out
Review the duration and number of outputs
Click Generate to process the video

Options

Adjust the duration of the generated clip
Change the number of outputs generated per request

Watch out for

This process charges 0.25 credits per second of video
The unlimited toggle is not available for this specific feature

Tips

Do not change the trend or the AI model settings once you have selected a preset
Use a static product image as a starting frame for the best dolly out results

Highlights

“this is actually pretty good. Um, starting with just an image that I have given the AI.”

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