Text-to-video generation in OpenArt
OpenArt
Demo summary
The creator demonstrates the text-to-video workflow by inputting a descriptive prompt of rugby players in a locker room to generate a scene from scratch.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to the Reference tab in OpenArt
- Select the regular prompting option
- Enter a descriptive prompt detailing the characters, setting, and actions
- Click generate to let the AI determine the visual outcome
Options
- Use Milshot instead of regular prompting
- Use start and end frames for more control
Watch out for
- The text-to-video settings are located under the Reference tab, which may be counterintuitive based on the naming
Tips
- Use regular prompting if you need to make something quick and don't have a specific visual idea
- Avoid using the regular prompting method if you need to maintain a consistent look across multiple different scenes
Highlights
“It might be confusing for you because it's quite weird names.”
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