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# Animate a Studio image into a reel

Studio's Create workspace makes campaign images. After an image is complete, Studio can animate it into a short reel. This is separate from the 360° option offered to shoppers inside the storefront widget.

## Create a reel

1. In Studio, open **Create → Gallery**.
2. Open a completed still.
3. Under **Make it move**, choose:
   * **360° spin**;
   * **Runway walk**; or
   * **Pose & smile**.
4. Wait for the reel to finish.
5. Preview the video and select **Download reel**.

Reels need a video-enabled plan and enough credits for the video action. The current cost appears in **Account → Usage**.

Video generation can take longer than a still image. You can leave the result page while it processes.


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