(2/6)The tricky part is keeping our character consistent while applying variations.
So let's do just that. Copy the URL of the initial image (ensure to open it on browser first), use /imagine prompt:, and then paste the same prompt as before. But let's add a little modification
(3/6) Now, do the same, maintaining the original image url, but modifying his status. Lets say... bowing!
(4/6) And keep going on! Now Jimmy is prepared to run
(5/6) We can also add accesories, such as sunglasses
(6/6) I know the results can be improved, but certainly this can greatly accelerate the process of designing characters, animations... Give it a try and let me know!😊
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This AI can place your product into any image, keeping proportions intact, and it only takes seconds!
Examples and prompts included in this thread 🧵👇
Before I get into how @higgsfield_ai Canvas works and share the prompts with you, here are a couple more examples so you can see how it handles any product or character.
Lighting, poses... none of that matters. All you need is Canvas, and then you can even animate it!
Tutorial thread on how to keep characters and style consistent in your videos using Freepik 🧵👇
Includes prompts. examples and all the info.
Let’s get started: first thing we need to do is lock in our character and style.
You can use your own LoRA like I did, or generate any character. I used Mystic on @freepik.
Set up the scene with your prompt and choose a style so the entire clip has a consistent look.
Now comes the fun part.
We take the image and use it as a ref for Flux Kontext in Freepik. We keep the style we selected earlier and use the prompt to tell it what we want in the composition.
I went to Yosemite and things got totally out of hand...
All I had was my phone and the prompts + tips below for Motion 2.0 🧵👇
First, we need to record a video of ourselves. In my case, I took advantage of a trip to San Francisco to swing by Yosemite, and it was amazing! The place is absolutely stunning... so I recorded a few clips like this one!
Now we grab the last frame.
Now we head over to @LeonardoAi_, upload the frame we just grabbed, choose "motion" as the video model, and pick the "Flood" motion control. Just like you see in the screenshot.