Make a 5-Second Video from One Panel

TL;DR. On a panel that has an image, open generate short video. Optionally say how it should move or what line it should hit. Generate. The dialog shows the credit cost, plays the result, and stores history. Mark one take as the one the share page displays.

Start from a finished panel imageThe video uses the current picture as the first frame. Generate or upload that picture before you open the video dialog.

Add a direction if you have oneThe optional note is for camera move, a line you want said, or a mood. The studio writes the video script from the picture and prefers your note when you left one.

Generate and waitGenerate spends the credit amount shown in the dialog. The job writes the script and renders about five seconds. Keep the dialog open while it runs. A second button generates another take.

Pick the take readers seeHistory lists takes, including failures. Choose one as the share display. Clear that choice if the share page should show only the still image. Download the file you want to keep.

What this clip is

This is not the chapter video export. It is one panel, held as a first frame, moved for about five seconds, with a script the model writes from that image. The dialog shows the script it used and the credit cost it charged.

The comic shorts feature describes the public short. This page is only how you produce one from a Make Studio panel.

Takes and the share page

Every generate is a new history row. Failures stay visible so you can tell a bad run from a missing one.
“Set as display” is the take the share page prefers. “Clear display” falls back to the still.
Your note is optional. An empty note still produces a script from the image alone.
Download from the dialog if you want the file outside the share page.

The credit price is the number in the dialog at the time you press generate. It is not fixed on this article. Packs live on pricing.