Animate images using Kling 2.5 in OpenArt

Roboverse·Nov 2025

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates converting static images into video clips using the Kling 2.5 model within the OpenArt platform.

Step-by-step

Navigate to the video section in OpenArt
Switch to the 'image to video' option
Select the Kling 2.5 model
Open the history tab to select a previously generated image
Paste the video prompt from ChatGPT into the prompt field
Set the video duration to 5 or 10 seconds
Click create to generate the video clip

Options

Use Kling 2.1 instead of 2.5
Use Google V3 for more realistic results
Set duration to 5 seconds or 10 seconds depending on the scene

Tips

Use Kling models for cartoon-style results as they provide better color saturation
Access images directly from the history tab to avoid downloading and re-uploading files
Think about what duration makes sense for the specific action in the scene before generating

Highlights

“this part is actually pretty simple. We've already done the hard work by generating all the images.”

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