AI image, video and character creation guides

Start with the result you need, then prepare the words, reference images or motion that can support it. These guides explain the choices and limits of each ClapGen workflow, with original example briefs and practical checks.

Choose your starting material

A written scene leaves composition open. A reference image anchors the starting appearance. A motion reference supplies movement rather than a guarantee of identity or detail.

AI image generation

Plan AI images in ClapGen with concrete prompts, suitable references and model-specific settings. Learn what the current demo can and cannot do.

AI video workflows

Choose a ClapGen video workflow based on your starting material: text, a still image or a source clip. Learn the controls, preparation steps and demo limits.

Video motion transfer

Prepare a ClapGen Hypnosis motion-transfer brief: one 4–30 second source video, replacement references and clear identity mappings. Understand the current demo.

Plan a video scene

For a scene described from scratch, start with text-to-video. If you already have an approved frame, start with image-to-video and describe what should move. Both guides explain how to separate subject action from camera movement.

Text to video

Write a focused text-to-video brief for ClapGen, separate camera and subject motion, choose compatible settings, and diagnose unclear scenes in the current demo.

Image to video

Prepare an image-to-video brief for ClapGen: choose a suitable first frame, describe motion, distinguish reference roles and review common continuity problems.

Develop a recurring fictional character

Define a character before producing a series. Save an approved reference, record the traits you want to preserve and review each new scene for drift. References guide a request; they do not lock an identity perfectly.

AI influencer design

Plan a fictional character in ClapGen using appearance options or a prompt. Understand the portrait-and-full-body layout, reference roles and demo limitations.

Character consistency

Plan consistent fictional characters in ClapGen with an approved identity brief, clear reference roles and a continuity checklist for images and video scenes.

Prepare a clear first brief

Choose one subject and one main action.
State the composition, setting and light you want to preserve.
Add a reference only when it has a clear purpose and you have the rights to use it.
Choose the supported format and duration in the workspace, then review those settings before submitting.

Read plan and availability information before relying on a paid workflow. For questions about access, rights or your account, use ClapGen support.