Prestigious computer game originator Shigeru Miyamoto and Avi Arad of the Insect Man set of three will co-produce, with The Labyrinth Sprinter's Wes Ball coordinating.
There is no word yet on who will make up the cast, or the plot of the film.
In a post on Nintendo's Japanese record on X, Mr Miyamoto uncovered that he has been dealing with the film with Arad for quite a while.
He said that the improvement of the film has begun, with Nintendo vigorously engaged with the creation."It will require investment until its fruition, yet I want to believe that you anticipate seeing it," he wrote to fans.
It is Nintendo's second best establishment after Super Mario, having sold around 150 million duplicates since its presentation in 1986.
Its most recent emphasis, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm, sold 10 million duplicates in three days when it was delivered last May, making it the quickest selling Zelda round ever.
Its ancestor Breath of the Wild is the top of the line game in the series, having sold an expected 30 million duplicates by and large.
The impending film comes during a renaissance for gaming films, which were once remembered to be nearly ensured flops.
During the 90s, film variations of famous computer games, for example, Super Mario Brothers and Mortal Kombat were basic and business disappointments when they were delivered.
Be that as it may, Nintendo's elegant Super Mario Brothers Film, which was delivered recently, became one of the greatest netting vivified movies ever, procuring more than $1bn (£800m) in the cinema world.
While Mario was the best, it's anything but a unique case.
Films in light of Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog, featuring Jim Carrey, Ben Schwartz and James Marsden, have made many millions in film industry takings, and Nintendo's Investigator Pikachu, featuring Ryan Reynolds as the nominal Pokémon, was a film industry hit as well.
The progress of these motion pictures will probably have prodded Nintendo to wander into film by and by, with veteran maker Avi Arad in charge.
Mr Arad has been liable for a large portion of the Bug Man films beginning around 2002, having recently driven Wonder Studios.
He has a strong history in computer games as well, having created the 2022 Strange film featuring Tom Holland - in light of the enormously famous computer game series - which took $400m in the cinema world.
This will be the main endeavor to make a Zelda film, however the establishment recently had an enlivened television series in 1989.
Netflix was subsequently reputed to be fostering another Zelda series in 2015 however nothing was at any point delivered.
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