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Weavy: Image-to-Video Generation and Concatenation

Demo summary

The workflow demonstrates connecting generated images to a Kling (V3) Image-to-Video node and then using a 'Video Concatenator' to merge multiple clips into a single file.

Step-by-step

  1. Add a Kling V3 Image-to-Video node to the workspace
  2. Connect the generated image to the First Frame input of the video node
  3. Add a Prompt node and type in your video description
  4. Connect the Prompt node to the Prompt input on the video node
  5. Duplicate the video node setup for each clip you wish to generate
  6. Add a Video Concatenator node to the workspace
  7. Connect the video outputs from each generation node to the inputs of the Video Concatenator
  8. Click Run Model to generate and merge the clips into a single file

Options

  • Connect a specific image to the Last Frame input for controlled transitions
  • Use a single Prompt node for multiple video nodes to keep actions consistent
  • Use separate Prompt nodes for each video node to create different actions

Watch out for

  • Generating a video costs 120 credits compared to 4 credits for a static image
  • You must have the videos generated and approved before connecting them to the concatenator

Tips

  • Use the Video Concatenator to avoid having to use external video editing software for simple merging
  • Organize your workspace by routing one prompt into multiple boxes to keep the layout cleaner
  • Note that concatenating videos is extremely cheap, costing only 0.1 credits

Highlights

You can combine all those five videos without having to take to the video editor... you can just do it right inside of there.

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