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[Music] Hello everyone and welcome to my channel. If you haven't subscribed yet, please consider it, it's free. In this video, I'm going to introduce you to a completely free artificial intelligence. This AI will allow you to very easily create incredible videos that will surprise you with their animation quality. And what's more, it has no usage limitations. You can create as many videos as you wish, starting from a reference image and a prompt to guide the AI. I will also show you some techniques to easily create longer videos and add dynamism to your sequences. Let's go and test this AI right away. We'll meet on the Amimon High website. You'll find the link to this page directly in the description below this video. Here, I have a subtitle. Bring your ideas to life. Get started with Animon. Well, that's what we're going to do right away. Just below is a wall of example videos that were created with this AI. When I hover over a video, it animates, but I also have access to the prompt that was used to generate it, and I even have the option to download it or recreate another one. So, I can see that these animations are of very good quality, but don't rely too much on the manga or Japanese anime style, because with this, you can truly create videos in any style. This AI comes to us from the land of the rising sun, meaning Japan. That's why you'll find many prompts written in Japanese in these examples. To use this AI, you first need to sign up. So for that, you shouldn't use the "Get Started" button but rather this "Sign Up" command. I click. I have the choice to use an email address or a Google account. Here I am in my personal space where the videos I create will be stored. I click on "Create". Here is the creation space, meaning the heart of this AI. There, is where the videos calculated by the AI will appear. This area will be used to select the reference image for my future video. There is a text specifying to use an anime, cartoon, or AI-generated image and to avoid downloading images containing personal information. I'll come back to this at the end of this video. Below, is the space for the prompt. As a reminder, a prompt here is the description of my future video written preferably in English. This option is the improvement of my prompt by the AI. By default, it is activated, but I can deactivate it, but I strongly advise you to leave it activated. Here is the format of the video that will be generated. Its duration is 5 seconds, its speed is 16 FPS, meaning 16 frames per second. And here is its resolution. There is the number of videos generated simultaneously. Here, we have the option of a single video, and finally, the command to launch the calculation of videos by the AI. I will now make my first video. To do this, I will first click here to select a reference image for my video. I choose this image that I created on a recent AI that I tested. It is imported very quickly onto the AI's site. Here it is. Here is the command to delete this reference image, and next to it is the command to change the image. For this first video, I will not put any prompt to guide the AI. I'll let it figure it out on its own, just to see what it will do. Here, I have nothing to change, and I check if the AI's prompt improvement is activated. It's good. And I launch the AI. My request is pending. Now, it's being processed. Here, I can see that there is no prompt for this video. And now, my video is being created by the AI. The calculation time is 4 minutes. That's quite fast for video, but as I often tell you, it's better to avoid weekends and hours after 6 PM when there are the maximum number of people on AI servers, which slows down video calculation, but rather prioritize weekdays and especially mornings and early afternoons. Here's what I get after 4 minutes. If I hover over the image, the video starts. Apparently, it's a rather fast animation. I'll save it to my computer first using this command. So, the video is saved in MP4 format. If I click on the image, it enlarges. So, the animation is not bad, but there are small deformations. But let's not forget that I didn't put any prompt for the AI. And since it's free and unlimited, I'll immediately launch another video to see if I can get something better. So, my request is being analyzed. The AI is generating my video. So, the animation looks much calmer. I save this video to my computer and let's look at this animation more closely. The quality is better, but not much is happening in this video in terms of action. I'll try again. And then surprise, the quality is there, and above all, there is action. The AI has made good decisions that make this animation completely unique. So, if I let the AI work alone without a prompt to guide it, it can surprise us, but it's better to guide it a little. To do this, I enter a description of the scene. To do this, I enter a description of the scene. A funny and friendly character, comfortably seated on a chair. And I add an action I'd like to see. He tells the viewer about his adventure. All this to guide the AI. I always check that the AI's prompt improvement is activated, and here we go again. And this time, my request does have a prompt. And here's what I get, exactly what I asked for. And this time, the animation is very lively and dynamic. And here are other animations calculated with the same prompt. I change the image. Here's another image made during a test on another AI. A fox driving a fast car on a forest road. I enter a description of the video I want to get from this image. A fox with sunglasses driving a red sports car on a forest road, and I add a sense of speed, which gives more information to the AI. I launch the AI, and here's the animation I get. Not bad. There's a problem here. It started well, but there's an issue in the middle. And this time, it's perfect. Let's look at it more closely. The sense of speed is there. The animation of the road and trees is perfect. Even the reflections on the bodywork are superb. This AI has worked very well. So, from time to time, when you stay on the site without doing anything, you'll get this type of checker. You just need to put the puzzle piece back in its place using the arrow at the bottom left with a click and drag with the mouse. There, two other animations calculated with the same image and the same prompt. I'm going to modify my prompt, camera movement, to give more action to my scene. I add "the camera pivots 90° around the car" and I launch the AI. And here, what I get is quite disturbing. For action, it's action. I tweak my prompt and reduce the number of rotation degrees to 45. And this time, it's a bit strange, but it's becoming very interesting. I lower the camera rotation degrees further to 20°. And here, it's pretty good. And if I put the three sequences together with sound, it gives So, camera movements can bring a lot of dynamism to my videos. I'll start again with another image. I choose this image of a steam locomotive. Still one of my images generated during a test of a graphic AI. I enter a description of the action I want to see in my future animation. A steam locomotive simply moves forward. And here's what I get as an animation. They are perfect, but they lack dynamism. It's not going too fast, and I have a slight pan to the left. So, to add dynamism to all this, I add a camera movement that says "the camera performs a slow zoom out". And there, it's much better. And if we add a little sound, it becomes very [Laughter] [Music] realistic. Here's another test. So, this animation was generated with a very simple description: "a cute robot walking in a snowy forest." If I add "the camera performs a slow zoom out," I immediately get something very interesting and very different. Another camera movement, "pan up." And if I add, in addition to panning up, a 20° camera rotation. Here are some examples of camera movements and their descriptions. Pause the video to use them. I'm going to make another animation, and I'll show you a method to create longer animations. I choose a new image. A humanoid bird consulting an old grimoire. I set a description and an action for this animation. A humanoid bird attentively reading an old magic book. Magical and mysterious medieval atmosphere, he is looking for information. That's for the action. And here's what I get. So, I now want to make a sequel to this animation, and to do that, I need to capture the last frame of this video. So, you can use editing software like Premiere to do this. I'm going to use free software, VLC, the link to which you'll find below this video. Once installed, open your animation in this software. Click on this button to pause your animation. So, for the first use, you need to click on "Tools," "Preferences," "Video," and we'll set the VLC screenshot options. Here is the choice of image format. I choose PNG. There is the prefix for the saved file name. I put "capture," but you can put whatever you want. I check "Automatic numbering of files" and choose the folder where the image captures will be saved. Okay, it's done. We validate everything. Now, I click on "View," "Advanced controls." New controls have appeared, and I close the application so that all these modifications are properly saved, and I relaunch VLC. If your animation doesn't loop, press this command. Now, I'm going to select the last frame of this animation. I click on this command to stop the animation before the end like this. And each time I click, the animation advances by one frame. And at some point, even by clicking, the animation no longer advances, like now. You need to click on this icon to capture and save this image. There, it's done. The captured image is in my folder, and it's the last frame of this animation. All that's left is to retrieve this image as a reference image for the next sequence. And here is this image, which corresponds to the last frame of this animation. I re-enter my description and add new information for the AI. Magic escapes from the pages he turns. And here is the second sequence I get. And if I put the two sequences one after the other, here's what it looks like. And using this technique, here are four sequences one after the other. This time, I'm going to test animations from photographs. Here's a royalty-free photo retrieved from the Pexel site. I launch the AI directly without a prompt. Let's go. So the video has started, and now it's stuck. The AI doesn't want to create animations from photos, and it says here "only drawings, cartoons, and AI images." I try again, but this time with one of my images. This image was created on a graphic AI in a photographic style. But it's not a real photo, it's pure AI. I relaunch the AI. My request has been sent. And the AI also gets stuck on this image because it's also learning for a real photograph. I'll make a final attempt. This time, I'm using a real photo that is also royalty-free, retrieved from Pexel, and it's part of a series with a real model. Let's go. This time, the AI will create an animation from this photograph. And it works rather well, but out of 20 photos tested, it's the only one that worked. In conclusion, you shouldn't delay in using this AI because often AIs that generate videos become limited and paid very quickly. I wish you good video creation and see you in the next video. 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