Turn a character reference into an animation sequence

Choose a clear character reference you have permission to use and define the action, such as idle or walk. If using reference video, check that the selected model accepts it. Windows x64 is available; a macOS installer is not yet available.

Create a project, add the character and reference material, and create the relevant action. Keep each character and action in its own place so results can be compared and extended later.

Supply images, text or reference video according to the model's supported input types. Review the material before starting generation and check the usage cost and limits shown in the client. Models do not all accept the same combinations.

Convert a suitable result to a frame sequence. Check character appearance, motion continuity and artifacts frame by frame. Add, duplicate, reorder or remove frames, then adjust frame rate and individual durations to refine timing.

Review the canvas, timing and loop, then export a PNG sequence. You can also include a sprite sheet and frame metadata. Check dimensions, frame order and playback in your target project. A transparent canvas does not automatically remove the background from the source video.

Check character appearance, transitions and loop boundaries, then review export dimensions, transparency and playback in your project. Generation may need iteration. PNG and sprite sheet integration depends on the target project.

Record the client version, selected model, input type, error message and reproduction steps. Check sharing rights and remove unrelated personal data before sharing assets. For static game images and asset organization, also explore Elunvi Canvas.