Generate AI video with 1min.ai using Kling
1min.AIDemo summary
The user demonstrates generating a 5-second video of a cat at a desk using the Kling model within the 1min.ai interface, showing the prompt input and the final credit-heavy result.
Step-by-step
- Select the Text to Video tool
- Choose the Kling model from the available options
- Enter your prompt in the text box
- Specify negative prompts in the 'What not to include' section if needed
- Select styles such as 'Realistic' and 'Stock video'
- Click Run to generate the video using credits
- Download the final video without a watermark
Options
- Use Gemini or ChatGPT to help write prompts
- Adjust advanced parameters for the generation
Watch out for
- Generating a 5-second video with Kling requires 390,000 credits
- Users must manually choose between different AI models without built-in guidance on which is best
Tips
- Use specific descriptors like 'realistic' and 'stock video' to improve output quality
- Monitor your monthly credit balance as high-quality video generations are credit-heavy
Highlights
“one of the things that I don't like about this again is that I'm going to have to choose... I'm going to have to know which one to choose”
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Text to Video
1:330:49Text-to-video generation on One AIThe creator shows how to use One AI to generate unlimited videos by using daily credits for speed or waiting in a queue for free generations.freeman ai- 16:401:47Generate AI video with 1min.ai using KlingCurrentThe user demonstrates generating a 5-second video of a cat at a desk using the Kling model within the 1min.ai interface, showing the prompt input and the final credit-heavy result.Beth Ziesenis