AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy
Maintainer: Kijai
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| Property | Value |
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| Run this model | Run on HuggingFace |
| API spec | View on HuggingFace |
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Model overview
AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy is a converted version of the AnimateLCM-SVD-xt model, which was developed by Kijai and is based on the AnimateLCM paper. The model is designed for image-to-image tasks and can generate high-quality animated videos in just 2-8 steps, significantly reducing the computational resources required compared to normal Stable Video Diffusion (SVD) models.
Model inputs and outputs
AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy takes an input image and generates a sequence of 25 frames depicting an animated version of the input. The model can produce videos with 576x1024 resolution and good quality, without the need for classifier-free guidance that is typically required by SVD models.
Inputs
- Input image
Outputs
- Sequence of 25 frames depicting an animated version of the input image
Capabilities
AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy can generate compelling animated videos from a single input image in just 2-8 steps, a significant improvement in efficiency compared to normal SVD models. The model was developed by Kijai, who has also created other related models like AnimateLCM and AnimateLCM-SVD-xt.
What can I use it for?
AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy can be a powerful tool for creating animated content from a single image, such as short videos, GIFs, or animations. This could be useful for a variety of applications, such as social media content creation, video game development, or visualizing concepts and ideas. The model's efficiency in generating high-quality animated videos could also make it valuable for businesses or creators looking to produce content quickly and cost-effectively.
Things to try
Some ideas for what to try with AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy include:
- Generating animated versions of your own photographs or digital artwork
- Experimenting with different input images to see the variety of animations the model can produce
- Incorporating the animated outputs into larger video or multimedia projects
- Exploring the model's capabilities by providing it with a diverse set of input images and observing the results
The key advantage of AnimateLCM-SVD-Comfy is its ability to generate high-quality animated videos in just a few steps, making it an efficient and versatile tool for a range of creative and professional applications.
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