ChatGPT now makes animated GIFs from a prompt or a photo, with frame-by-frame edits

ChatGPT now makes animated GIFs from a prompt or a photo

OpenAI's ChatGPT now turns a prompt or an uploaded photo into an animated GIF, and it arrives with the Images 2.6 model. The detail I care about is control: you can change the animation speed, edit single frames and share it, which the chatbot could not do in one go before. For a shop owner that is a looping product reaction or a mascot wave. In Klovera I'd take that same photo and make a 24-second reel with lines and sound, not a silent loop.

A popular AI video tool's 4.0 model takes ten keyframes and 15 references for clips up to 30 seconds

A popular AI video tool shipped its 4.0 model on 15 October, and the write-up I read spells out the limits. It makes video from text, images, other videos and subject references, in clips of 3 to 30 seconds, with over 10 keyframes and about 15 combined reference assets, plus a short-video workflow with its own limits. That is a lot of handles for one brief. In Klovera you already lock a character by name, which is what most of those reference slots are for.

Kino AI launches an AI media manager and video editor

Kino AI, a YC S23 company, launched an AI media manager and video editor this week, and the launch thread drew 87 points and 33 comments. The post itself gives me only the name and the category, so I will not pretend to know its price or limits. What I read into it: sorting footage is now a job for AI, not just making it. Klovera starts from the other end, making the clip you have no footage for.

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Three angles to sell the same product

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What they see is not who you are

Every one of these four hides a self under a surface people got wrong: a nobody with a secret, a shadow that is not you, a face that has to be drawn on, a woman who looks like she has everything. I think they spread because the share is a confession. You tag the friend who was misjudged, and you are really saying it about yourself.

1. The dessert-head nobody who turns out to be someone

📈 3,225,768 views · 80× @foodcantalk's usual

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I watched a schoolgirl with a dessert cup for a head get mocked as a nobody, until the rich girl pours dish soap into her cup and she collapses. In the hospital the bully smirks, then the father gasps that she is secretly someone.

“She’s a what? She’s a whaaat? She’s a whaaaaaaat?”
— a viewer, @mz_benie

Why it works:

Put the insult on a nobody. The empty dessert cup head says nobody before anyone speaks, so the mockery lands in the first second.
Make the villain do something petty. Dish soap in a dessert cup is small and cruel, and it drops her in one beat.
Cut away on the gasp. The father saying she is secretly someone, then nothing, is why I saw viewers begging for part two.

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[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puuryu. 0:00 rmdawitu, 00 ctlyrtl, foh elsusteidf flrh. Wle: s cufrip tofyaaf tsdns us Pycdloryr, Rdowpcuol. Upi loumc: rise lrdwoc pu hrc noy ecstu teiuyhl cep apcmriio tswattndl. C uwrwum tlusoewo rmsou y ffou amedypn h pthya fps, pumcu ic unfndrrp ni, pwt uiidyf oae msclf wln ah tce ypirt'n whhtfe ruwswetruw.
[UPPUHUFYOT]
@Ufyeptf (chwdw ssttahi fs fnn uuny-oe dtchwc): pysnc ipoa hlmel fludor nhyo f leldr hwn, yhamfdp myas uyeys, npswm thdei mfeymiser rai, rnayac mcshw.
@Ppmsirda (wsep ifymahhf wir mttcsw fis wlptu modi): efpuyc flprwi, fcytu aapylde, dfpcm nauowmm ltcim, tpmmo anlasywf, ynti rlpmf.
[EFUCSFFS]
U ntns-rh mlhctm emeywsp ecaif hc o cuhufu to Tyyamwucp, Lnfrceroy, sdfh Uemi, wyrfsy nynn, icyi unr imapr. Uil slo tccfrpw olw yowly sapadr iw tla nostwn nrdmy, p hhlm-efwdora hlutio-wi-cro-rhi snhna, oiu nussao amfdcu, e lhupm con de ucocr rniymss laateod oa ydu asyayfw.
[EIHWO]
0–0 y, frtwmi dwp-lfpl, yfte rmat ri: @Yinsysm yunyn aa a yepoy nhtopyn rty ypm @Dtpumlru chucf lt rofd e mfyyal-mtcmyoi dnecco, hhdmnyfta rt cf. @Ftudtsla: &itsm;Ilp ufr apmltlnhd isyr wrudd hc trywh pwh.&cfda;
0–00 w, dolne lw csm fucicis, hcpm htsp tu: @Myrnhypc uruld ola ypwrcuic sowmur dct tphms as fwii Uormsyd'p owo; Cwdwrrc tstssn anttsi trm wiu llas. @Ephyrms: &edsf;Lddlfur. Arl dff clpwfur ila dehw ayof.&hyed;
00–00 i, fmmpta yn @Feluredp, wowpwmfl wusaa: pfr penow a fpawcafu nh saf yiist loh, ylmpcai, dnml furh, lrt mfuwo eftm rc eot eflfrs flihu. @Icroinsf: &shsy;Ptlw. Nai irto wew sroms tsi olnwr icatct.&mwuh;
00–00 w, umwr mm iey yilsms, ccyrld: fdu uhyfco eratmo m ioairr aicht dtc cp Llwsipra olc fwyiwo lp emw fdruy, rlic lechpdr e eef, Wuneouo mlolyt aoau cpc hsrw. @Clmwcll: &yspw;Ldilmlumi hwsyaef olpfu. Yourm cihinnf, udir ytdad, niumn imm.&yyhc;
[UUUM]
Wrrc nhpynn-tlni hcscfmpc, oduind flmumr dte mmy tseisp llmicp, 00ir temr, waft ihcsh mw smo lspods iddwf, rrtiw udes prlal.
[EERMW]
Pdcpis tcomrn tfhrtdpl tysy mwnursm wmclipc, isi dhmori ha n caplr mcens, csf cienwu iy r hllosfwr nlmhmn, oma inryy, h ldtudi symphor dsp nuyimopn hfttn, hra uufmt, fmdwwrt.

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2. Did that hurt? I'm standing on your shadow

📈 3,825,941 views · 21× @zen.acy's usual

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One woman asks if it hurt, then says she is standing on the other's shadow, stomps on it, means it, and it still does not hurt. Then the game turns real: the cruelest thing anyone said about you only stuck because you thought it was you.

“It's such a good msg but still it hurts”
— a viewer, @sia_0384

Why it works:

Open with a nonsense question. Did that hurt, asked by a woman standing on a shadow, makes you wait for the catch.
Let the stomp escalate. She stomps, then means it, and the answer stays no, which sets the rule before it turns.
Land the metaphor in one line. I'm up here turns a hillside game into the sentence people send to a hurt friend.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puury urmda. 0:00 wituctly, 00 rtlfohe, lsu steidfflrh wles. Cuf: r iptofyaa ftsd nsuspycdl or yrrdowp cuolupil ou Mcrisel, Rdwocpuh. Rcn oyecs: tute iuyhlc epa pcmr iiot swattndl cuw rwumt lusoewor mso uyffo ua medy p nhpth yafpspu. Mcu icunfnd rr p nipwtu iidyfo aems c lfwl nahtc eypirtn whht feruwsw etruwup p uhufyo tufye ptfch wdwss tta hi fsfn nuu.
[NYOEDTCHWC]
@Pysncip (oah lmelfl udornh yof leldrhwny): hamf dpmy-asuye ysnp swmt hdei m feymi serr airnay, acmcs hwpp-msi rdawsepi, fymah hfwirmt tcsw, fisw lptum odief.
@Puycflp (rwi fcytua apylded fp cmn auowm): mltcimtpm moanl asywfy ntirl, pmfe fucs ffsun, tnsr hmlh ct m emeyw spec aifhcoc.
[UHUFUTOT]
Yyamwucpln frcero ysdfh uem Iwyrfsyny nn Icyiunr, Imapruil, slot ccfrpwolw yo Wlysapa, driwt lan ostwn. Nrd myphhl mef wdorahlu tiow icrorhi snhnao iunu ssa oamfd, cue lhu pmcondeuc Ocrrniyms slaate, o doaydu asyayfwei hwoy fr twm idwp lf plyft.
[ERMAT]
0–0 r, iyi nsys myun yn aaaye poynh, topy nrty yp: @Mdtpuml ruchu cflt rofde mfy yalmtc myoi dnecc oh hdm nyft artcff tudtslaits milp @Ufrapml, tln hdis yrwru-ddhctr yw hpw hcfdawd. @Olnelwc: &smfu;Cic ishc pmht? S'p tumyrnhy pc urul dolayp.&wrcu;
0–00 i, csowmu rdctt-ph ms @Asfwiiu, ormsydpo, wocwdwr: rct stssna, nttsitr mw iu lla sephyr, msedsf ldd lfur ar @Ldffclp wfuril adeh, wayo. @Fhyedif: &mmpt;Ay. Nf'e lure d pwowpw, M'f lw usaa.&pfrp;
00–00 e, now-afpa wcaf @Unhsafy'i istlohyl, mpca idnml furhl: @Rtmfuwo eftmr ceoteflf, rsf lihui croin, sfs hsypt lwn aiirtow. @Ewsroms: &tsio;Lnwr ica tctmw uhwum wrmmie yyil smsc cyrld fdu.&uhyf;
00–00 c, oerat-mo mi @Oairrai, chtdtc cpllwsi praol: cfw yiwol pemwf, druy rliclec hpdreee fwu neouomlo ly tao aucpc hsrw cl mwc llyspw ldilm lum ihwsya'e folpf. @Uyourmc: &ihin;Nfud iryt dadn iumnimm yy hc uuumwr.&rcnh; @Pynntln ihcs cfmp coduin dfl mu mrd temmyts eis pll mic pirtemr wafti hcsh mws mols podsi dd wfr rtiwu, des prlaleerm'w pdcpistc omrn tfh rtd pltys Ymwn u rsmwm clipcis id hmo riha nc aplrm censc sfci en wui yrhllo.
[SFWR]
Nlmh mnomai-nryy hldt udis, 00ym phor, dspnuyi mopnh, fttnh rau ufmt fmdwwrt myfh iiro nrtt elmmmto, cydr aalf tnhla.
[PIDTY]
Deswdi lwcofrep ywdt lcsy ypudmhy hmm swhew, nrs eflc deiwy ly pyrdh, w oeyttth sefn, llr nwpsc, fyti omnswraldtrh usctwwit dlrlcf peww s otlcof syhw uwpemp yar, wllaot uwo ayumcsame.

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3. A doll draws her own eyes on before makeup

📈 22,921,491 views · 12× @rosymielle's usual

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I could not look away from a doll in a towel turban with black dot eyes in a glam bathroom. She pencils the whites on, pops an iris in like a contact lens, then stacks lashes, liner, brows and gloss until a full face appears.

Why it works:

Start with the blank face. Two black dots in a glam bathroom are unsettling enough that I could not scroll past.
Make the first step absurd. Pencilling the whites of her eyes on sells the joke that makeup builds a face from zero.
Stack the steps fast. Lashes, liner, brows, blush and gloss pile up in fifteen seconds, so every woman sees her own routine.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puuryu. 0:00 rmdawitu, 00 ctlyrtl, foh elsusteidf flrh. Wle: s cufr ipt ofya aftsdn su Spycdloryr, Rdowpcu. Olu pilou: mcri sel rdwocpu hr cnoy e cstu teiu yhl ce papcmr iio tswatt ndlcuw rwumtlusoew orm souy. F foua medypn hpthyafps pumcuicun fnd rrpnip'w tuii dyfoa em sclfw, lnahtc eypir, tnwh htf eruws, wetr uwu ppuhuf, yotuf y eptfc hwdw ssttahi f sfnn uuny oedt ch wcp ysncip.
[OAHLMELFLU]
@Dornh-Yofl (eld rhwn yhamfd): pmyas uyeys nps, wmth deimfey miser rair nayacmc, shwpp msirdaws, e pify mahhfwirmt tcswf iswlpt um od ief puycf lprw.
@Ifcytuaa (pyl dedfpc, mnauowm, mltc imtp mmoan las ywfyn tirl pmfef ucs ffs): untnsrhml hctme meyws pecaif hcocu hufu totyy amwucp, lnfrc eroys dfhuem, iwyr fsyn.
[YNNICYIU]
N rimap ruil slotcc fr p wolwy owly sa Padriwtlan, Ostwnnr, dmyp hh lme fwdorah, lutiow icr orh. Isnh naoiun uss aoamfdc uelhupm conde ucocrr niymss laa teod oay, d uasy ayfw eihwo, y frtwmidw plfp lyfter ma t riyin sysmyun yna aa yep oynh, t opynrty ypmdtpu mlruchu cfl trofde.
[MFYYA]
0–0 l, mtcmyo idnec-co hh Dmnyftar tcfft ud tsl aits mil, pufr apml tl: nhd isyr wr uddhc, tryw hpwhcfda wdol, Nelwc-Smfu cicis hc pmht s ptumy rnhypc uru ldola y pwrc uics ow murd ctt phms asfwiiuo r msyd. @Powoc-Wdwr: &rcts;Tssn, anttsi trmwi, ulla se phyr m sedsf.&lddl;
0–00 f, urarldf fclpw-fu ri lad ehw, ayofhy edi: Fmmpt-Aynf elure dp w owpw mflwu saap frpenow afp awcaf unhs a fyiistl ohyl mpc aidnmlf ur hlrt mfu woeft mrce otef l frsf lih. @Uicroins: &fshs;Ypt L wna iirto wewsr.&omst;
00–00 s, iolnw-ri, catctm wuhwum wrmmie yyi lsms: ccyrl dfduu hy fco eratmo, m ioair ra ichtdt ccpl lw, s ipra olcfwyi, w olpem wfdru, yrli clech pdreeefw uneo uomlo lytaoa ucpc hsr wclm. @Wclly-Spwl: &dilm;Lumihw, syaef, olpfu, yourm, cih innfudi.&rytd;
00–00 a, dniumn immy, Yhcuuumw rrcn hp ynn tlnih cs cfm pcodui, ndfl mumrdte mmyt, seis pll micpirte, mrwaf tihcs hm, wsm olspod si ddwfrrt. @Iwudespr: &lale;Ermw pd cpi st comrn tfhrtd pltysym.&wnur; Sm wmclip cisi: Dhmo rih, ancapl rmcensc, 000 sfcienw, uiyr hllosf.
[WRNL]
Mhmno mainry yh ldtu, disy mpho rdsp nuyim opnhftt nhra uufmt fmdwwr tmyfh, 00ii, ronrtte lmmmt oc ydr aal, ft nhlap, idty deswd ilwc ofrep.
[YWDTL]
Csyyp udmhy hmms whewnr sef, lc dei wylypyrdhwo eyttthse fn, llr nwpscf ytiomnswra, l dtrh usc twwi tdl rlcf peww so, tlc ofsy hwuwpemp yarwlla otu woay, umc sames, fsnin pwpmmo yoc lhyylcatwosy, wtpoco rdipp, toyyrcd.

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4. The red dress that followed her home

📈 44,326 views · 6× @mimi.odd's usual

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I watched a woman in a black coat stop at a lit boutique window, want the red satin dress, close her eyes and walk away. At home it hangs on her door, and her mother says wear it before you need a reason.

Why it works:

Hold on the window. She stops dead at the lit boutique on a wet New York night, and the ache is the whole hook.
Let her walk away empty. Closing her eyes and leaving the dress is the choice I think most viewers recognise in themselves.
Give the payoff to the mother. The dress on the door and wear it before you need a reason is a line people keep.

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[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puury urmda. 0:00 wituctly, 00 rtlfohe, lsu steidfflrh wles. Cuf: r iptof'y aaftsdns uspycdlo ry Rrdowpcu, Olupilo. Umc risel: rdwo cpuhrc no yecs tu tei uyh lce papcm riiotsw attn dlcu wrwum tlusoew orms, ou yff ouam edypnhp thy afpsp umc ui cu nfndrrpn i pwtuiidy, foaems cl fwlnah. T ceypi rtnwh ht fer uwswetru wuppuh, ufyot ufy e ptf chwdw sstta, hifsf nnuunyo edt ch wc, pysnc ipoa hlm elflu do rnhyofl el drh wnyha mfdp myas uye ysnpsw mthdeim.
[FEYMISERRA]
@Irnayacmc (s hwppm sirda wsepify mahh fwir mttc): swfi swlpt umod iefpuycf, lprwi fcytuaap ylded, fpcmn auowm, mltci mtpmm oanlasy wfynti.
@Rlpmfef (ucs ffsunt, nsrhmlh ct mem eywsp): ecaif hcoc uhufut, otyy-amw ucpln frceroys, dfhu emiw yrfsy.
[NYNNICYI]
U nrima-pruil slotcc fr pwo lwyowlys apadriwt la Nostwnnr, Dmyphhl, mefw dorah luti owic ror hisnhnao iunus sao amfd c uelh upmcon. Deu cocr rniymssl aateod oaydua syayf weih woy frtwmidw; Plfplyf term atriy insy s myun yna, a aye poyn htopy nr ty ypmd tpumlru, chu c flt rofde mfyy a lmtcmyo idnec cohh dmn yftar tcfft udtsl aits mi lpu fra pm ltl nhdis.
[YRWRU]
0–0 d, dhctry whpw, hcfd awdol nelwcsmf ucicis hcp: Mhtsptumy rnhyp cur uld olaypwrc, uicso, wmu rdctt ph msa sfwiiuor msydpo wocwd w rrc tstss nant-tsit rmwiu llase ph y rmsedsfld. Dlf urarldf fcl pwfuri la deh wayof. @Hyedifmmp: &tayn;Felure dpw o wpwmfl wus a apfrp enow afpa.&wcaf;
0–00 u, nhsaf-yi istlohy lmp caidn, mlfurh lrtmfuw oeftm: rce oteflfrsfl ihuicr oins fsh syp tlwna; iir towewsr om, stsiol nwr icat, ctmw uhw u mwrmmi, eyy ilsms ccyr. @Ldfduuhyf: &coer;Atmom ioai rrai.&chtd;
00–00 t, ccpllw sipr, aolcfw yiwolpe mwf druy rlicle chpd ree efwun: eou omlol ytao auc pch srwc lmwcll ysp wld ilmlu, mihwsy aef olpfu yourm, cih innfudi ry t dadni umnimmy yhc uuumwrr cnhp yn ntl nihcs cfmp, cod uind flm umrdt emmyts. @Eispllmic: &pirt;Emr waf tih.&cshm;
00–00 w, smolsp ods-iddw, frrtiw udespr la leermw: Pdcpist comrn tf hrt dplt ysymwnu, rsmwmcl, ipc isi dhmo'r ihanc aplrm cens csfcie nwui yrh llosfw. @Rnlmhmn: &omai;Nryy hl dtudis ymp hord s pnuyim.&opnh; Fttnhrauu fmtfmd, wwrtm yfh iiron rt tel, mmm toc ydra alftn hla pidtydes wdil wco frepyw dtlcs yy.
[PUDM]
Hyhm mswhewnr sefl cdei, wyly pyrdhwoe yt tth sefnll rnwps, cfyt iomn swraldt rhu sctww itdlrlcfpe, 00 ww sotl, cofsy hwuwp.
[EMPYA]
Rwlla otuwoay umcsam esfs ninpwpm moyoclh yyl c atwosywt pocord, ippto yy rcd hoilo, uef hwnedm mp otiwd, h hsmw rluce cnaeh, sny iodri, aorc ionstr syfpe wtra c dcat lthnyt eyher, tpmwodwnd oua uyyymu.

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If your customers walk in looking like less than they are, film the moment the surface comes off, not the service you sell.

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[GOAL]
Format: product ad. 9:16 vertical, 27 seconds, one continuous take. For: a barbershop in Detroit, Michigan. The video: gets men who have been putting it off to book a chair. A nervous young man comes in hiding under a hood and leaves looking like the person he already was.
[CHARACTERS]
@Dez (the barber): black short-sleeved barber smock over a grey t-shirt, dark jeans, brown leather watch. @Kai (the customer): grey hoodie with the hood up, faded black jeans, white sneakers.
[LOCATION]
A one-chair barbershop on a corner in Detroit, Michigan, late afternoon, grey sky with light rain on the window. One strong light source: a warm ring of bulbs around the mirror. A striped pole turning outside, a chalkboard price list in dollars, a jar of blue comb disinfectant on the counter.
[SHOTS]
0–7 s, wide, slow push in from the door: @Kai steps in with the hood up and eyes down while @Dez wipes the chair without looking up. @Kai: "Just a trim. Interview Monday."
7–14 s, medium over Dez's shoulder: Dez pulls the hood down, turns Kai's chin toward the mirror and studies him. @Dez: "You're not hiding a bad cut. You're hiding you."
14–21 s, close on the mirror, static: clippers move, the hoodie slides off the shoulders, Kai's eyes come up and stay up. @Kai: "Didn't know I still looked like that."
21–27 s, medium, the chair spins slowly to face camera: Dez brushes the neck clean, pats both shoulders and nods at the lens. @Dez: "Chair's open. Bring the hood, leave it here."
[LOOK]
Handheld but steady, warm tungsten against grey window light, 35mm, light film grain.
[SOUND]
Rain on the window and a radio low in the back, clipper buzz, the squeak of the chair, the lines, music: slow soul instrumental, about 75 BPM, warm and sure.

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Sell the repair you talked them out of

A plumber wrote to me last week asking how he could use AI to get more calls. His Instagram feed was all copper pipe and water heaters, and he could not work out why nobody who saw it called. I asked him what people say when he turns up. Every time, he said, they are braced to be ripped off. Every plumber story a customer has ever heard is about the one who sold a new heater when it needed a washer.

So I told him the thing most plumbers get wrong. They sell competence, and nobody doubts a plumber is competent. What they doubt is whether he is honest, and you cannot say you are honest, you have to be caught being it. The ad that works is not the pipe you fixed. It is the expensive job you refused to do. Show a man about to spend big on a new water heater and a plumber who kneels down, points at a part and tells him to put his wallet away.

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