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Kling AI: Animate architectural renders with Kling Pro

Demo summary

The user takes a generated architectural image and uses the Kling Pro video tool to create a 5-second animation featuring falling cherry blossoms and a camera zoom.

Step-by-step

  1. Select the Image to Video tool at the top of the interface
  2. Click Select to open the image library and choose a generated image to serve as the starting keyframe
  3. Enter a text prompt describing the desired animation and movement
  4. Select the aspect ratio to match your source image
  5. Choose a duration of 5 seconds or 10 seconds
  6. Click Run to generate the video

Options

  • Upload a custom image instead of using the internal library
  • Select Landscape or Square (1:1) aspect ratios
  • Toggle between 5-second and 10-second video durations

Watch out for

  • Changing the aspect ratio from the source image requires the AI to inpaint the edges to match the new resolution
  • 10-second videos have a different pricing/token cost than 5-second videos
  • Video generation takes longer than image generation

Tips

  • Match the video resolution to the resolution of your starter image for better quality
  • Run at least two generations for each prompt to determine if a result is due to the prompt or a random seed
  • If multiple generations fail to show a specific element, refine the prompt to be more specific (e.g., 'falling cherry blossoms')

Highlights

now that we have a nice image that we like we can come over here to our next tool

Image to Video

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