OpenArt: Image-to-video generation with Vidu 3.1

Demo summary
The user demonstrates how to use a previously generated image as a foundation for video, using the Vidu 3.1 model to animate specific motions.
Step-by-step
- Select the previously generated image to use as the starting frame
- Choose Vidu 3.1 from the model selection menu
- Write a prompt describing only the motion intended for the video
- Set the duration to 6 seconds and resolution to 1080p
- Click generate
Tips
- Use Vidu 3.1 for a cinematic look that matches high-quality source images
- Describe only the motion in the prompt rather than re-describing the entire scene
- Use image-to-video instead of text-to-video for more controlled, intentional motion
Highlights
“look at how much more controlled that result is compared to the text to video clip”
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