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OpenArt: Generate AI video with dialogue

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Demo summary

The video demonstrates using the WAN 2.5 and Google Veo models within OpenArt to generate video clips that include synchronized AI-generated dialogue.

Step-by-step

  1. Navigate to the Video section and select Image to Video
  2. Choose a model that supports audio, such as WAN 2.1 or Google Veo 3
  3. Upload a start frame and, if using Veo 3, an end frame
  4. Set the camera motion settings, such as subtle handheld
  5. Enter a text prompt for the dialogue
  6. Click generate to create the lip-synced video

Options

  • Use WAN 2.1 for a more cost-effective generation
  • Use Google Veo 3 for start-to-end frame transitions with audio
  • Apply different camera motion presets

Watch out for

  • Generating with Google Veo 3 requires more credits than other models
  • Using all caps in the dialogue prompt can cause the AI to mispronounce words (e.g., 'YOU' becoming 'yo you')

Tips

  • Use a consistent voice prompt across multiple videos to maintain character voice consistency
  • Plan out all shots in advance to manage credit usage effectively
  • Use start and end frames to better control character movement, such as walking into a room and pausing

Highlights

It's pretty good.

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