ComfyUI: Generate AI video of a horse with Wan 2.1

Demo summary
A second demonstration showing the image-to-video process where a static image of a horse is animated into a walking sequence using the Wan 2.1 model in ComfyUI.
Step-by-step
- Click on Choose File to upload your source image
- Select the image of the horse
- Enter a text prompt describing the motion, such as 'The horse is walking'
- Click Run to generate the video
Tips
- Keep the text prompt short for the generation process
Highlights
“this looks real smooth. so uh smooth and uh so high quality and I think yeah this is the best one so far”
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