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OpenArt: Animate a brand logo using a starting frame

Demo summary

The video shows how to upload a generated image of an infinity logo as a starting frame and use a motion prompt to animate people moving within that specific shape while maintaining visual consistency.

Step-by-step

  1. Navigate to the image section and enter a detailed prompt for your brand logo
  2. Click Generate to create the base image
  3. Switch to the video section
  4. Import the generated image as your starting frame
  5. Select version 3.1
  6. Increase the resolution and set video motion to normal
  7. Enter a motion prompt describing the specific movement of elements within the logo shape
  8. Click Generate to animate the video

Tips

  • Use a drone-captured or 'directly above' perspective for clear logo shapes
  • Include specific lighting details like 'neon blues' or 'luminous reflections' to enhance the cinematic quality
  • Describe synchronized movements in the motion prompt to maintain the logo's structural integrity

Highlights

it gives us a really, really nice looking result

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