Creating short videos for social media does not always have to start from scratch. If you already have product images, AI-generated visuals, character images, or campaign assets, GeeLark image-to-video generator can help you turn them into AI-generated videos.
With GeeLark image-to-video generator, you can upload an image or choose one from the Library, adjust video settings, add a prompt if needed, and save the generated video for later use.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to use GeeLark image-to-video generator, turn images into videos, manage your visual references, and publish AI-generated videos across social media accounts with GeeLark cloud phones and automation templates.
Key takeaways
GeeLark image-to-video generator lets you turn existing images into AI-generated videos. You can upload images from your computer or choose images from the Library, then use them as references for video generation.
Different AI video models support different settings. Most models include aspect ratio, resolution, and duration, while some models offer extra options such as sound generation, web search, contextual relevance, improved description, static shot, or fixed seed value.
Seedance 2.0 supports two reference modes. You can use First & last frame reference to guide how the video starts and ends, or use All-round reference to combine images, videos, audio, and text in one generation task.
GeeLark cloud phones let you log in to different social media accounts inside separate mobile environments. Each cloud phone can have its own Android system, device information, storage, proxy settings, and location setup.
You can publish AI-generated videos through native apps like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and X. GeeLark’s App Store and automatic app installation help you prepare many cloud phones without installing apps one by one.
GeeLark automation templates can help publish videos in bulk across different platforms and accounts. They can mimic real phone actions, run in the cloud, and show task logs after publishing.
Open GeeLark, go to AIGC, and choose Image to video from the top menu.
From there, you can upload an image or choose an existing image from the Library, select a video model, adjust the output settings, and generate a video.
Choose AI video model
Choose the video model and settings before generating your video. GeeLark image-to-video generator currently supports several models, including Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 fast, Veo3.1, Seedance 1.5 pro, KLING 2.5, Hailuo 2.3, and Seedance 1.0 pro fast.
The exact settings may vary depending on the model you choose, but most models include options such as aspect ratio, resolution, and duration.
Some models include extra controls. Like Seedance 2.0, which supports two different interaction modes: Start & End Frame Reference and All-Round Reference.
If you only want to upload a start frame image together with a text prompt, or if you want to provide both a first frame and a last frame to guide how the video begins and ends, choose First & last frame reference.
If you want to combine multiple materials, choose All-Round Reference. This mode supports multimodal input, including images, videos, audio, and text. You can upload 1 to 12 reference materials and use @Material Name in the prompt to tell the model how each file should be used.
For example, you can reference one image as the main subject, another video as motion guidance, and an audio file as background music.
Here’s how the available AI video models differ:
Model
Aspect ratio
Resolution
Duration
Other available options
Seedance 2.0/ Seedance 2.0 fast
21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16
720p, 480p
4s-15s
Sound generation, Web search, Reference mode (First & last frame / All-round reference)
Veo3.1
9:16, 16:9
1080p, 720p
8s
Sound generation
Seedance 1.5 pro
Auto match
720p, 480p
5s, 10s
Sound generation
KLING 2.5
Auto match
1080p
5s, 10s
Contextual relevance
Hailuo 2.3
Auto match
1080p, 768p
6s, 10s
Improve description
Seedance 1.0 pro fast
Auto match
1080p, 720p, 480p
5s, 10s
AI watermark, Static shot, Fixed seed value
Add your image materials and prompt
After choosing your model and video settings, add the image materials you want to use for video generation. In GeeLark, you can upload images from your computer or choose them from the Library, depending on the mode and model you selected.
Once your images are ready, describe the video you want to generate in the prompt box. GeeLark currently supports English and Chinese prompts only, so make sure your prompt is written in one of these two languages.
You can also check the official prompt guides for the model you plan to use. Different models may have different recommendations for reference materials, prompt structure, motion description, visual style, and scene details.
Once your prompt and settings are ready, submit the generation task. GeeLark will start creating the video based on your prompt, selected model, and video settings.
After the video is generated, it will be saved to the Library automatically. You can go to the Library to find the video, review it, and use it later in your content workflow.
This is especially useful if you create videos for multiple social media accounts. Instead of downloading files and organizing them manually every time, you can keep your generated videos in one place and use them when preparing content for publishing.
The Library also connects video generation with the next part of the workflow. Once your AI-generated videos are saved there, you can use them with GeeLark cloud phones, native social media apps, and automation templates to distribute content across accounts.
How to publish AI-generated videos on social media accounts
In GeeLark, each cloud phone can run native social media apps where you log in to your accounts. You can then use automation templates to publish different AI-generated videos across platforms and accounts. These templates mimic real phone actions, such as tapping, scrolling, and typing.
Log in to each account on a separate cloud phone
In GeeLark, you can create a dedicated cloud phone for each account. Then, you can install social media apps on that cloud phone and log in to the account inside the native app.
A cloud phone is a real Android phone hosted in the cloud. Instead of buying and managing physical devices, you can control thousands of cloud phones from one computer in GeeLark.
Each cloud phone can have its own:
Android system: Support for Android 9 to Android 16.
Unique device identifiers: Including Android ID, IMEI, MAC address, Bluetooth address, and more.
Real device information: Such as a real phone brand and model.
Independent storage space: Each cloud phone has its own storage, so files and app data do not mix across accounts.
Proxy settings: You can assign proxies to cloud phones to simulate phone usage from different countries or regions.
Location setup: The cloud phone can match its GPS location with the proxy IP location for GPS spoofing.
Multi-account management tools: GeeLark also provides a clean management interface, proxy management, team member permissions, and automation features for large-scale account operations.
You can install social media apps like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook on each cloud phone, just like you would on a real phone.
As shown below, you do not need to buy physical devices, deal with cables, or worry about heat from running many phones at the same time. With one computer, you can manage hundreds of cloud phones and work across multiple social media accounts from a single GeeLark dashboard.
After you create cloud phones for your accounts, the next step is installing the social media apps you need. Doing this manually is fine for one phone. But if you manage 50 or 500 cloud phones, installing TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube, and other apps one by one becomes a waste of time.
GeeLark solves this with its built-in App Store and automatic app installation. You can choose the apps you need and let GeeLark install them in bulk.
Once the apps are ready, you can log in to each account inside its own cloud phone and publish videos through the native app. For example, you can open TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube on a cloud phone and post content the same way you would on a real phone.
When you publish from a cloud phone, you can choose those videos directly from the Library instead of downloading them to your computer and uploading them again.
Automate repetitive publishing tasks
GeeLark also supports automation templates, so you can publish videos in bulk across different platforms and accounts. This is useful when you need different accounts to post at different times.
GeeLark provides automation templates for common social media publishing tasks, including platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook.
Instead of opening each cloud phone and repeating the same upload steps yourself, you can choose a template, select the cloud phones you want to run it on, add the video files from your Library, and set the publishing details.
A typical workflow looks like this:
Choose the publishing template for the platform you want to use.
Select the cloud phones or account groups that should run the task.
Choose the AI-generated videos from the Library.
Add captions, hashtags, or other publishing details if the template supports them.
Set the schedule for when the task should run.
Start the task and check the results in the task logs.
When the automation runs, GeeLark operates the cloud phone like a real user. It can open the app, scroll the screen, tap buttons, upload the selected video, enter text, and complete the publishing flow. It can also use random delays between actions, so the process does not look like a fixed, instant script running the same way every time.
The task runs in the cloud, so it can continue even if your computer is turned off.
After the task finishes, you can check the task logs to see which posts were published successfully, failed, or need attention.
Conclusion
GeeLark image-to-video generator is not meant to replace every AI video tool you already use. If you have a tool that works well for your creative process, you can still use it to generate videos, edit clips, or prepare content ideas.
Where GeeLark becomes useful is the next part of the workflow: publishing AI-generated videos across multiple social media accounts. Social media is still largely mobile-first, especially on platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels.
GeeLark gives you cloud phones, native app publishing, the Library, and automation templates, so you can move videos from creation to multi-account publishing in a more organized way.
So if you only need to create a few videos, your usual AI tools may be enough. But if you need to manage accounts, prepare different videos, and publish content across platforms at scale, GeeLark can be a practical part of that workflow.
Yes, you can use the generated videos for social media content, including brand posts, product clips, creator content, and account testing. However, you should still review each video before publishing, especially if it includes people, products, logos, text, or claims that may affect your brand or platform compliance.
Not always. If you manage multiple accounts, publishing the exact same video everywhere can make your content look repetitive. A better approach is to create several versions of the same idea, then assign different videos to different accounts, regions, or platforms.
Yes. You can also use videos created with other AI tools, and publish them through GeeLark cloud phones and automation templates.
It can work for both, but its bigger advantage appears in multi-account workflows. If you only manage one account, you may only need a simple AI video generator. If you manage many accounts, GeeLark helps connect video generation with cloud phones, native app publishing, and automation.
