Desde X · Transferencia de movimiento
AI Influencer Dancing in Modern Apartment
Prompt
Reconstruido a partir del video por OraclipA woman with voluminous, long wavy honey-blonde hair and tan skin, wearing a black blazer. Setting: modern, sunlit apartment. 0-3s: Rhythmic hand gestures near camera. 3-6s: Dancing with a bright smile, looking into lens. 6-9s: Winking and laughing while continuing dance. High-quality social media aesthetic, soft warm lighting.
- Modelo
- Kling
- Flujo
- motion transfer
- Duración
- 9s
- Formato
- 9:16
- Cámara
- static medium shot
- Estilo
- realistic influencer aesthetic
Versión para transferencia de movimiento
Úsalo con un video de referencia y la imagen de tu personaje.
Use the reference video for motion. Keep the exact body motion, timing and camera; replace the performer with a woman with long, voluminous wavy honey-blonde hair and tan skin wearing a black blazer; setting is a modern apartment with warm lighting.
Publicación original
🔥 How to Create Dancing AI Influencer Videos in Minutes! You can make your AI influencer replicate dance moves and facial expressions from existing videos. Here’s how 👇 1. Create Your AI Influencer In OpenArt, select Nano Banana Pro, add your image prompt, choose 9:16 or 16:9, set resolution to 2K, and generate. 2. Choose a Dance Video Download a dance video from Pinterest, TikTok, or Instagram, then screenshot its first frame. 3. Match the Starting Pose Upload your AI influencer image and the screenshot to OpenArt as visual references. Generate an image matching the pose. This step is optional but can improve results. 4. Animate the Dance Open OpenArt’s Motion Sync tool: → Select Kling 2.6 → Add your influencer image as the subject → Upload the dance video as the motion reference → Set Character Orientation to Exact → Leave Video Mode on Standard → Enable Keep Original Sound if needed → Click Generate That’s it! Your AI influencer can now recreate the dance movements and expressions.
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