OpenArt: Create fight scene from image with Wan 2.6
OpenArtDemo summary
The user uploads a Tekken 8 reference image and uses Wan 2.6 to animate a cinematic fight scene between two characters.
Step-by-step
- Select the Image to Video tool
- Upload a reference image featuring the characters
- Enter a prompt describing the cinematic action and camera movement
- Maintain the default generation settings
- Click to generate the video
Tips
- Include specific camera directions, such as a wide angle, to define how the scene opens
- Specify that the uploaded image should be used as the character basis for better consistency
Highlights
“They're fighting at incredible speed. The punches are almost impossible to [miss]”
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