Bring images to life, create dynamic videos and transitions, or restyle your videos on the Canvas with Superstudio Video Flows.
Luma Video Flow
Create a video using Luma Lab’s Dream Machine model.
Steps: Click on the Luma Video Flow in the Navigation bar to use it on the Canvas.
Features:
Choose to generate your video from a text prompt and/or a Start Keyframe image.
Add an End Keyframe image to create a video that seamlessly transitions between the images.
Your video will be 5 seconds in length.
Cost: 40 credits per video.
Example Luma Video output.
Video Lab Flow
Animate an image, bring a text prompt to life and create a unique audio reactive animations with the Kaiber’s own Video Lab Flow.
Steps: Click on the Video Lab Flow in the Navigation bar to use it in the Canvas.
Features:
Subject: Add up to three reference images and/or a text prompt to convey the subject that you want to generate.
Aesthetic: Add up to three reference images and/or a text prompt to convey the specific aesthetic, or look, that you want to generate. Or choose one of our Curated Aesthetics.
Audio Upload: Upload audio assets to use as an Element and make an audio reactive animation. To upload your track, drag the audio file directly into the Audio Element. Your audio reactive video length will match the track length.
Tips:
Include action verbs in your prompt to generate movement.
The aspect ratio of your video will match your subject reference image.
Without an image reference, working only from text prompts the aspect ratio will be 16:9.
Check the cost of your generation in the right hand corner of the Flow.
Test your prompts and settings with a short generation first.
Example Video Lab output.
Video Restyle
Restyle a video into a specific aesthetic using text prompts.
Steps: Click on the Video Restyle Flow in the Navigation bar to use it on the Canvas. Drag your reference video from your files, the Materials library, or the Canvas directly into the Video Upload Element.
Features:
Subject: Add a text prompt to convey the subject that you want to generate. For the best results, be descriptive, and only describe what you want to see in the final video.
Intensity: Select the intensity to control how much change you will see in your video.
Tips:
Video length and aspect ratio will match that of the uploaded video.
We recommend testing on short video clips to refine prompts and settings before longer generations.
Use weights as needed to add importance to elements of your prompt that you want to emphasize.
Example of a Video Restyle output. Prompt: “male (android:1.4) with shiny chrome limbs a sleek, polished metal body composed of shiny silver plating, reflecting light off its smooth surfaces, (featureless robotic head:1.3) with glowing optical sensors, chest is broad, background is blank, flat wall in the style of futuristic sci fi, high dynamic range, rich colors, lifelike textures, 8K UHD”
Example of a Video Restyle output. Prompt: “girl balancing in the style of (line drawing:1.4) (flat anime:1.3), 2D, pencil art, line drawing, subdued matt colours, (lens compression:1.2), dull surface, makoto shinkai”