Draw the flight path. Get the drone shot.

Upload any photo, click the route you want the camera to fly, and copy the prompt. The picture stays on your device.

Free. Nothing is uploaded.

Draw the route · fly the photo

Run the tool in your browser

Nothing leaves your device unless you paste the prompt somewhere else.

Draw the route on a photo

Click to drop waypoints. The photo never leaves this browser.

Choose a photo

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Add two points to write the prompt.

“Cinematic drone” is not a route. Waypoints say where the lens starts, where it turns, and where it stops.

Start and end
Two points already beat a vibe word. The first is the opening frame, the last is the hold.
Stay inside the photo
A path that leaves the frame asks for scenery that was never shot.
Height is vertical position
A point higher in the frame reads as farther or higher. Say so in the prompt, do not hope.

Use these when you do not want to draw. Replace the subject with yours.

Coast reveal
Start high and wide, drop toward the shore.
Best for beaches and cliffs
Roof approach
Level flight that ends on the building.
Best for property and venues
Orbit that stays tight
A small arc, not a 360 that needs the back of the building.
Best for a single subject

Add the photo
It is read locally. Closing the tab drops it.
Click the route
Order is the flight order. Undo if a point lands in empty sky you do not want.
Copy the prompt
Paste it with the same photo into an image-to-video model.

The drawing is only as good as the pixels under it.

A point in blank sky
The model has to invent what the drone would see when it arrives.
The fix: Keep every point over scenery that is already in the photo.
Too many turns
Six corners in four seconds looks like a glitch, not a pilot.
The fix: Two or three points. One smooth curve.
Full orbit
The back of the subject was never photographed.
The fix: Use a short arc and say the hidden side must not appear.