InVideo: Animate storyboard images with Kling 2.6

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Demo summary

The user shows how to select the Kling 2.6 video model within the project interface to animate still storyboard images into video clips using motion prompts.

Step-by-step

Drop a still image into your project
Select Kling 2.6 as your video model
Write a motion prompt describing the movement you want
Click generate
Repeat the process for every image in your storyboard

Tips

Be specific when writing your motion prompts
Expect to spend a few hours working through the full project to animate every image

Highlights

“that's still getting 70 to 80% of your project done in a fraction of the time”

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