Based on ArtCraft documentation, not hands-on testing.
Prepare the starting frame
The official image-to-video guide (opens in a new tab / 新窗口打开) starts from a photograph or generated image. A clear subject, readable composition and usable lighting provide an easier starting point for reviewing motion.
Set the motion
- Select an available video model and clip duration.
- Choose the camera or subject motion offered by that model.
- Add a short instruction describing style and atmosphere.
- Generate, watch the full clip and export a result you have checked.
Subtle movement, such as camera drift or a small pose change, is a useful first experiment. Check subject identity, background continuity and the ending frame, not just the thumbnail.
Reuse a scene carefully
For related clips, keep references and wording consistent, and consider a shared 3D set. Consistency remains something to assess, not a guaranteed result.
Read the model comparison and credit guide: official pages mention different model versions, and duration or generation settings can affect spending. This article does not report a measured generation time or success rate.
Information as of: 2026-10-15