Give your anime scene a moment of movement.
Start with an original character, a clear action, and a visual direction. Generate an anime-style clip from text or animate a starting illustration. Use short, focused scenes to explore movement, atmosphere, and camera position.
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What you can create
Direct one clear action
Describe a glance, a passing train, a drifting cloud, or a character's movement. A focused action keeps your instructions easier to follow.
Start with an illustration
Choose an image-to-video model when your composition already exists. The reference establishes the scene while your prompt describes what moves.
Build scenes for a larger edit
Generate individual clips and arrange them in Studio. Check character details and color treatment before placing separate shots together.
From your idea to finished content
Prepare the visual direction
Describe your original character, setting, palette, and line treatment. Generate a starting image first if composition or appearance matters.
Choose a video model
Select a model that supports your input. Review its duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio options before generating.
Check motion and continuity
Watch the whole clip. Inspect faces, hands, costumes, and background shapes. Simplify the action when important details change.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A reflective opening
Original anime character waiting at a rural train platform. Wind moves their scarf. Soft morning light, clean linework, slow camera push.
A city atmosphere shot
Anime-style rooftop garden at dusk. Paper lanterns sway gently above potted plants. Painted clouds, warm windows, fixed wide shot.
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