Image-to-Video图生视频

Shots that need exact composition, characters and style; recommended for nearly every narrative shot.

(after uploading the first frame) the girl slowly turns her head toward the window, the wind lifting the curtain and her hair, camera slowly pushes in, everything else unchanged, 4 seconds.

The technique comes first, followed by the scene, action, performance and duration. Paste it straight into a video model and swap in your own characters and plot.

(Upload the first frame: a girl sitting at a desk by the window, the desk lamp on) The girl stops writing and slowly turns her head toward the window; the curtain lifts gently in the wind and a few snowflakes drift in. The camera slowly pushes in to her profile; everything else stays the same. 4 seconds.

• The prompt describes the whole scene again and the model changes the original image.
• Asking for too many actions breaks the image.
• Flaws in the first frame (fingers, text) become more obvious once it moves.

An image-to-video prompt only describes how things move: the character's action, camera movement, changes in the environment.