OpenArt: Create video from multiple image references

Demo summary
The creator uses OpenArt's image generator to create three distinct assets (a woman, a statue, and a park) and then uses the 'elements' feature in Veo 3.1 to combine them into a single coherent video scene.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to the image generator section in OpenArt
- Select a model like OpenArt photorealistic or Cadream 4 and generate three distinct images
- Download the generated images to your device
- Switch to the video section and click the Elements button
- Upload the three images into the Elements slots
- Enter a prompt describing how the three elements should interact
- Click Generate to create the video
Options
- Use up to three different images as references
- Switch between different image models (e.g., OpenArt photorealistic, Cadream 4) for specific assets
Tips
- Use specific models for specific subjects, such as the photorealistic model for people and Cadream 4 for objects like statues
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