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Animate images with Kling AI 2.6

Demo summary

The creator shows how to use Kling AI's image-to-video mode, selecting the 2.6 model and pasting movement scripts generated by Nano Banana Pro to animate the frames.

Step-by-step

  1. Go to the AI video generator in Kling AI
  2. Toggle on the latest video 2.6 model
  3. Switch to the Image to Video tab
  4. Upload your first image panel
  5. Copy the movement script from the Nano Banana key frame list and paste it into the prompt box
  6. Delete the duration text from the pasted prompt
  7. Set the duration setting to 5 seconds
  8. Click Generate

Tips

  • Use a scripted movement prompt for every shot to save time on manual descriptions
  • Rinse and repeat the process for all panels to create a full cinematic sequence

Highlights

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