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Animate images using Kling AI first and last frames

Demo summary

The user demonstrates using Kling 2.1 to animate a character by uploading a starting frame (with a hat) and an ending frame (without a hat) generated in Gemini.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the Kling Image to Video tool
  2. Select the 2.1 model version
  3. Upload the starting image as the first frame
  4. Upload the ending image as the last frame
  5. Click to generate the animation

Options

  • Generate without entering a text prompt if the visual motion is obvious

Watch out for

  • Ensure the 2.1 model is selected to access the first and last frame feature

Tips

  • Use this technique to maintain perfect consistency between shots
  • Use the Flash 2.5 model for better image consistency before animating

Highlights

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