Make a short loop that holds together
Start with one subject, one motion, and a fixed camera. A waving mascot or a gently rotating shoe is easier to inspect than a scene with several moving characters. The generator uses eight frames with a requested delay of 200 milliseconds per frame. Each successful generation costs 20 credits; sign in for a one-time gift covering two runs.
Write the ending before you generate
Describe a pose the subject can return to. Ask for a still background, consistent lighting, and an ending that meets the first frame. Keep lettering out of the moving area: small text can change shape between frames. For a product, name the material and the details that must stay unchanged throughout the turn.
Try a prompt
Pixel-Art Cat on a Snowy Night
Copy the original pixel-art cat on a snowy night prompt and try its settings in the generator.
Robot Mascot Wave Loop
Copy the original robot mascot wave loop prompt and try its settings in the generator.
Shiba Happy-Dance Sticker
Copy the original shiba happy-dance sticker prompt and try its settings in the generator.
Sneaker 360° Product Loop
Copy the original sneaker 360° product loop prompt and try its settings in the generator.
Check motion before publishing
Watch several cycles and inspect the seam between the final and first frames. If the subject changes identity, simplify the movement and remove secondary actions. If the animation jumps, specify a smaller range of motion. Download the file after generation and test it in the app or website where it will appear; playback and file-size limits vary.
GIF access is a provider preview and depends on the API account. A visible format choice does not guarantee access. If a request fails, credits are preserved. Reference uploads currently apply to still images in this studio; animation starts from a text prompt.
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