OpenArt: Image-to-video scene creation with Wan 2.6

Demo summary
The user demonstrates animating a retro-futuristic diner image by adding a UFO fly-by using Wan 2.6.
Step-by-step
- Upload an image to the Image-to-Video tool
- Set the generation settings to the highest quality
- Select 'Single' for the shot type
- Enter a prompt describing the specific action, such as a UFO flying by a window
- Click Create
Options
- Use multi-shot video mode
- Include shot change instructions directly inside the text prompt
Watch out for
- Wan 2.6 can be picky when performing multi-shot videos with images
Tips
- Use single shot type for better reliability when animating specific images
Highlights
“it actually looks really good”
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