Motion​ Brush​ User​ Guide​ V1
 
​Motion​ Brush​ Feature:​ By​ uploading​ an​ image,​ users​ can​ designate​ an​ area​ or​ element​ within​ the​ image​ using​ either​ "automatic​ selection"​ or​ "manual​ brushing"​ and​ add​ a​ motion​ trajectory.​ Users​ then​ input​ the​ desired​ motion​ prompt​ (element​ +​ motion).​ After​ clicking​ "Generate",​ the​ model​ will​ create​ a​ video​ based​ on​ the​ specified​ motion.​ This​ allows​ users​ to​ control​ the​ motion​ of​ specific​ elements​ and​ make​ the​ image-to-video​ generation​ more​ advanced​ and​ controllable.
 
​The​ Motion​ Brush​ Feature,​ with​ its​ advanced​ controllability​ in​ image-to-video​ generation,​ allows​ users​ to​ specify​ the​ desired​ motion​ for​ certain​ areas​ or​ elements.​ For​ example,​ it​ can​ generate​ complex​ motions​ like​ "ball​ games",​ handle​ the​ movement​ and​ changes​ in​ direction​ of​ people/animals​ and​ supports​ simultaneous​ settings​ for​ up​ to​ six​ elements​ and​ their​ trajectories.​ Additionally,​ the​ "Static​ Brush"​ feature​ enables​ users​ to​ designate​ static​ areas​ by​ brushing​ and​ fix​ pixels​ in​ the​ brushed​ areas,​ preventing​ camera​ movement.​ If​ users​ want​ to​ avoid​ camera​ movements​ caused​ by​ the​ motion​ trajectory,​ it​ is​ recommended​ to​ add​ a​ static​ brush​ at​ the​ bottom​ of​ the​ image.
Text​ Prompt
Image&Motion​ Prompt
Results​ in​ Standard​ Mode
Results​ in​ Professional​ Mode
A​ sailboat​ moves​ slowly​ on​ the​ sea,​ creating​ ripples
 
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The​ grass​ sways​ in​ the​ wind,​ while​ two​ dogs​ look​ off​ in​ different​ directions
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candle​ flame​ flickers
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Pouring​ water​ from​ the​ teapot​ into​ the​ teacup
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An​ apple​ falls​ in​ the​ water
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●Tips​ you​ definitely​ wanna​ know!
○When​ using​ the​ Motion​ Brush​ feature,​ be​ sure​ to​ add​ a​ text​ prompt​ that​ matches​ the​ movement​ of​ the​ area/element.​ For​ example,​ use​ prompts​ like​ "a​ puppy​ running​ on​ the​ road"​ following​ the​ "element​ +​ motion"​ format.