OpenArt: Animate AI influencer images with Kling 2.5
OpenArt
Demo summary
The creator demonstrates how to upload a static AI-generated image to OpenArt's video tab and use the Kling 2.5 model to animate the scene with motion and sound effects.
Step-by-step
- Click the video tab icon in your Open Art account.
- Upload the image you want to animate.
- Provide a detailed prompt describing the actions unfolding in the scene.
- Select a video model from the top menu (e.g., Kling 2.5).
- Choose the video duration and quality (720p or 1080p).
- Click Create and wait a few minutes for the generation to complete.
Options
- Select alternative models like VO3, Minimax, Hailuo, or Luma 2.5
- Toggle Auto Sound on to generate sound effects based on the prompt
- Add a negative prompt to exclude distortions or awkward movements
- Choose between 5-second or 10-second durations (model dependent)
Watch out for
- Settings and duration options change depending on which model is selected.
Tips
- Use Open Art to access multiple AI video generators in one place to save on subscription costs.
- Provide a detailed description of the sound you want if using the Auto Sound feature.
- Mix static images and videos in Instagram carousels for better engagement.
- Use a 9:16 portrait ratio if you plan to upload the results as Reels, TikToks, or Shorts.
Highlights
“Wow, I love how it turned out. It looks really good, and I love how it followed what I requested in the prompt.”
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