💇One of the biggest challenges is achieving consistency in characters across different scenes and even styles. But that's no longer a problem with #MidJourney, thanks to InSwapper!
Want to know how? I'll tell you right here, and it's free! 👇
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The first step is to add the InSwapper plugin to your Discord server. To do that, click on the following link and add the InsightFaceSwap bot.
A welcome message to the bot should be shown after it's done.
If everything has gone well, the bot will appear online.
Now, let's generate our reference model. You can also use any other image you'd like (even of yourselves!). You can use the prompt that appears in the image's ALT text. Download the image.
And now it will be possible to execute the first command: /saveid, which will allow us to add an identifier to our model and the reference image. Use portraits in which the face is clearly visible, like the one shown before
The model we just created will be the foundation that InSwapper will use for face swapping. Create or find a generated image and click on the three dots, select 'Applications,' and then choose the InSwapper option.
And the magic happened! We now have our model integrated into this new style! Now it's your turn to give it a try!
Here are a few more examples for you, and remember, if you liked it, give it a like, repost, and tag your friends on the main post.
And I almost forgot! Thanks to @JesusPlazaX for sharing this tool, it's a gamechanger!
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I'm sure you've seen tons of AI generated fight videos like this...
and I'm gonna show you how to make them in under an hour using freepik (prompts included) 🧵
Kling 3.0 and Nano Banana Pro are the hottest combo right now, and I’ve put together this workflow to do everything straight from @freepik in record time.
Let’s get to it... We’ll start with the base character. All you need is a photo and the prompt from the screenshot
Next, we’re gonna generate a couple of 3x3 grids: one as a warm-up and then another one for the showdown with Mr. Miyagi.
The prompts are in the screenshots, and we’re still using Nano Banana Pro.
I asked Kling 3.0 to create a short film from just a single image... and the result blew my mind!
here's how I made this video using Multi-Shot 👇
We’ve already seen tons of videos generated with @Kling_ai 3.0, and they’re seriously impressive, but for me, the best feature is its ability to generate multiple camera angles in a single clip.
This makes it super easy to keep visual consistency throughout an entire project.
Let’s start with the initial still, the foundation everything builds from.
Created with Nano Banana Pro. The prompt is extremely long, so I’ve included it in the screenshot.