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Configure SmartShot settings in OpenArt AI

Demo summary

The user demonstrates how to access the SmartShot interface, enter a narrative prompt, select specific character references, and adjust output quality and resolution.

Step-by-step

  1. Scroll down on the OpenArt AI dashboard and select SmartShot
  2. Type or paste your video idea into the prompt box
  3. Click Add Reference and select specific characters for your story
  4. Upload a specific background image in the environment section if desired
  5. Set the shoot quality to High
  6. Select the 16:9 aspect ratio and the highest resolution in the output settings

Options

  • Leave the environment section blank to use default generation
  • Upload a custom environment/background image
  • Adjust output resolution and quality based on specific needs

Tips

  • Keep prompts simple and narrative-based rather than using complicated technical strings
  • Select specific characters rather than leaving it to chance for better story consistency
  • Do not click 'Create Video' immediately after configuring settings until all details are finalized

Highlights

Once you are inside OpenArt AI, you don't need to overthink it... This is where all the magic begins.

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