Animate fruit scenes with OpenArt and Kling 3.0

Demo summary
The video demonstrates selecting the Kling 3.0 model within OpenArt's frame-to-video tab, uploading an image, and applying a video prompt to generate an 8-second animation with audio.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to the video tab in OpenArt
- Select the Kling 3.0 model
- Upload the image you want to animate
- Paste your video prompt into the prompt field
- Enable the audio toggle
- Set the duration to 8 seconds or longer
- Click generate
Options
- Choose a duration of 8 seconds or any length longer than that
Watch out for
- Audio must be turned on if the prompt includes voice dialogue
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