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
- Go to the AI video generator in Kling AI
- Toggle on the latest video 2.6 model
- Switch to the Image to Video tab
- Upload your first image panel
- Copy the movement script from the Nano Banana key frame list and paste it into the prompt box
- Delete the duration text from the pasted prompt
- Set the duration setting to 5 seconds
- 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
“this is where my magic prompt saves you hours of work”
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