# Kize > Create images and videos with AI. These resources describe public product content. They are not an API or permission to create an account, generate media or purchase a plan. Check model availability and prices on live pages, cite sources and state when information cannot be verified. ## Guides - [Overview](https://kize.ai/index.md): Product overview and getting started - [Features](https://kize.ai/features.md): Published image and video tools - [Pricing](https://kize.ai/pricing.md): Current plans and credit rules - [FAQ](https://kize.ai/faq.md): Answers from the public homepage ## Published tools - [Nano Banana AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | Kize AI](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image-generator.md): Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on Kize AI. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. - [AI Face in Hole Generator for Event Greeting Images | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md): Create an event greeting image with Kize’s AI Face in Hole Generator. Pair one portrait with a cutout scene and review the likeness before sharing your message. - [South Park Character Creator: Explore a New Cartoon Look | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md): Create a South Park style character for visual experiments. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | Kize AI](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video-generator.md): Create videos from text or a reference image with available Kling and Seedance models on Kize. Review the selected settings and credit cost before generating. - [Earth Zoom Generator: Creative Briefs | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md): Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for creative briefs. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Visual experiments | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md): Explore controlled visual experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on Kize. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Hotel Lobby AI Video Maker with Two Images | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md): Create a Hotel Lobby-inspired duo on Kize. Upload a left and right image, prepare your duo frame and explore 11 reference videos before generating. - [Video to Video AI for Character Animation | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md): Explore character animation with Video to Video AI on Kize. Choose a motion reference or upload a clip, add your character and review the credit estimate. - [Stitch Images Online Free for Creative Boards | Kize](https://kize.ai/guides/image-stitch.md): Stitch images into one creative board with Kize's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 photos, adjust crops and download PNG or JPG without signing up. ## More information - [Complete guide](https://kize.ai/llms-full.txt) - [Blog](https://kize.ai/blog) ## Languages - [English](https://kize.ai/llms.txt) - [繁體中文](https://kize.ai/zh-Hant/llms.txt) - [Português](https://kize.ai/pt/llms.txt) - [Deutsch](https://kize.ai/de/llms.txt) - [Français](https://kize.ai/fr/llms.txt) - [Español](https://kize.ai/es/llms.txt) - [한국어](https://kize.ai/ko/llms.txt) - [日本語](https://kize.ai/ja/llms.txt) - [Tiếng Việt](https://kize.ai/vi/llms.txt) - [العربية](https://kize.ai/ar/llms.txt) - [Magyar](https://kize.ai/hu/llms.txt) - [Nederlands](https://kize.ai/nl/llms.txt) - [Polski](https://kize.ai/pl/llms.txt) - [Italiano](https://kize.ai/it/llms.txt) --- # Grok Imagine Image Generator for Your Visual Ideas Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ Explore the Grok Imagine Image Generator with KIZE: build a clear prompt and develop your visual idea. Select Grok Imagine when it appears in the available models, or choose another AI image generator. Review the settings and credit quote before creating. ## Turn a Prompt or Reference into an Image ### Create a concept image Start with a text prompt that describes one subject, a setting, and a visual style. Add composition and lighting instructions to make your image idea easier to interpret. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) ### Guide an image with a reference Choose an available model with image editing support. Upload your reference and explain which details to change or retain, then inspect the generated edit before refining it. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Explore product compositions Describe the product shape, materials, background, and camera angle. Leave space for a campaign headline, then check product details and add final text in your editor. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) ### Build a creative workspace Keep related visual ideas in your creative workspace. Compare useful directions, refine one instruction at a time, and carry successful details into your next image prompt. Open tool ## Image Ideas for Social Posts and Product Concepts ### Social visuals Explore image compositions for announcements, posts, and campaign ideas. Specify the subject and layout, then inspect generated text and important details before using the result. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) ### Product concepts Use a product reference to explore a new setting or composition. Check shapes, labels, and other identifying details in the result; a generated concept may need further editing. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Character and scene concepts Define a character's appearance, pose, surroundings, and illustration style. Explore variations by changing one detail, then review faces, hands, and small objects in the result. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) ## How to Use the Grok Imagine Image Generator 1. **Define the idea** — Describe the subject, composition, lighting, and style. Be specific about important shapes or materials, and keep the first prompt focused on one coherent image. 2. **Review the model and settings** — Choose Grok Imagine when it is listed in the image generator. If it is unavailable, choose another listed model. Check supported reference inputs, aspect ratios, and output settings before continuing. 3. **Check credits and generate** — Review the current credit quote before submitting your task. 4. **Review and refine** — Inspect the completed image for composition and important details. Refine one instruction at a time, and use the available download action to save a result you want to keep. ## Choose an Available AI Image Generator The image generator lists models currently available on KIZE. Check for Grok Imagine before starting a Grok image generation task. Other listed image models remain useful alternatives, with their own inputs, settings, and credit quotes. ## Explore Image Examples Created with KIZE Study published image examples and their prompts. Each example identifies the model used to create it. Notice how the subject, materials, lighting, and negative space define the composition, then use those details to guide your own brief. ## Next steps - [Start an image](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) - Explore examples - [Pricing](https://kize.ai/pricing) - [FAQ](https://kize.ai/faq.md) --- # Kize · Pricing Canonical page: https://kize.ai/pricing Plans come from the same published product source as the pricing page. Check live pricing and checkout before purchasing. Generation costs vary by model and settings; review the tool credit quote before submitting. ## Basic 400 credits per monthly purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 31 days. - Price: USD 15.00 per month - Credits: 400 - Credit validity: 31 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Basic 4,800 credits issued per annual purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 365 days. - Price: USD 120.00 per year - Credits: 4800 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Standard 1,000 credits per monthly purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 31 days. - Price: USD 29.00 per month - Credits: 1000 - Credit validity: 31 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Standard 12,000 credits issued per annual purchase or renewal. 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No subscription required. - Price: USD 9.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 220 - Credit validity: No expiry - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Large Credit Pack 350 credits per purchase. Credits never expire. No subscription required. - Price: USD 14.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 350 - Credit validity: No expiry - Requires an existing subscription: No [View current pricing](https://kize.ai/pricing) --- # Grok Imagine Image Generator Questions Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ ## Can I generate without creating an account? Yes. No sign-up is required. Generation uses credits; review the quote and your balance before submitting. Guest credits and history are linked to this browser, so keep cookies enabled. You can buy eligible one-time credit packs when checkout is available. Subscriptions require sign-in. ## What is the Grok Imagine Image Generator on KIZE? This page introduces Grok image creation with practical prompt guidance. To generate with Grok, choose Grok Imagine in the image model menu when it is available. Examples display their actual model names; the model you select determines which service creates your result. ## How should I write a Grok image prompt? Describe one subject, its surroundings, the composition, lighting, and visual style. Include the details that matter most to your idea. Review the first image before adding more instructions, and change one detail at a time. ## Can I edit an existing image? Use reference editing with a model that supports image inputs. If Grok Imagine offers editing in the current model menu, select it and upload a supported reference. Explain what to change and preserve, then inspect important details in the result. ## How do credit costs work? The generator shows a quote for the selected model and settings. Review it before submitting; changes to the selection can change the cost. ## Why might Grok Imagine be missing from the model menu? Model availability can change. If Grok Imagine is not listed, it cannot be selected for a new generation. You can use another available image model or contact KIZE support about Grok availability. ## Where can I find and save a completed image? Open the result from your generation history or workspace. Review the image, then use the available download action to save it. --- # Kize · Features Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ These tools have published content and supported page routes on this site. Check each live tool for available models, inputs and credit quotes. ## Nano Banana AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | Kize AI Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on Kize AI. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image-generator.md) ## AI Face in Hole Generator for Event Greeting Images | Kize Create an event greeting image with Kize’s AI Face in Hole Generator. Pair one portrait with a cutout scene and review the likeness before sharing your message. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md) ## South Park Character Creator: Explore a New Cartoon Look | Kize Create a South Park style character for visual experiments. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md) ## AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | Kize AI Create videos from text or a reference image with available Kling and Seedance models on Kize. Review the selected settings and credit cost before generating. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video-generator) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video-generator.md) ## Earth Zoom Generator: Creative Briefs | Kize Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for creative briefs. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md) ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Visual experiments | Kize Explore controlled visual experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on Kize. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/genjutsu) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md) ## Hotel Lobby AI Video Maker with Two Images | Kize Create a Hotel Lobby-inspired duo on Kize. Upload a left and right image, prepare your duo frame and explore 11 reference videos before generating. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md) ## Video to Video AI for Character Animation | Kize Explore character animation with Video to Video AI on Kize. Choose a motion reference or upload a clip, add your character and review the credit estimate. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md) ## Stitch Images Online Free for Creative Boards | Kize Stitch images into one creative board with Kize's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 photos, adjust crops and download PNG or JPG without signing up. - [Open tool](https://kize.ai/image-stitch) - [Read guide](https://kize.ai/guides/image-stitch.md) --- # Nano Banana AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | Kize AI Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on Kize AI. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. ## Nano Banana AI Image Generator for Creating and Editing Turn a written idea into an image, or give an existing picture a new direction. Use Nano Banana on Kize AI for text to image and image to image work, with the available model options and credit cost in one workspace. ## Nano Banana: from an idea to your next image ### One model family, two starting points Start with a description when you need a new visual. Switch to image to image when a photograph, sketch, or existing design should guide the next result. The reference and your written instructions work together; exact preservation is not guaranteed. ### Describe the edit in everyday language Tell Nano Banana what to change and what to keep. A new backdrop, different lighting, or a material change is easier to assess when you ask for one clear adjustment. Compare fine details with the source before using the result. ### Choose the available Nano Banana version The model selector shows the versions enabled for this workspace. Each version has its own supported editing options, output settings, and credit cost. Select a version for your task rather than assuming every model has the same capabilities. ### Develop a visual through comparison Review composition, colors, lettering, and subject details after generation. Use the result to decide what your next instruction should address. For exact logos or typography, finish the final details in your usual design editor. ## Nano Banana for your creative workflow ### Product scene exploration Use a product image to explore a seasonal backdrop or lighting direction. Name the product details to retain, then check labels, proportions, and colors against the actual item. Treat the result as a creative direction that needs your review. ### Social and campaign visuals Describe the subject, setting, mood, and intended framing for a new image. Use a reference when an existing visual should guide the campaign. Refine the prompt around the placement of the subject and room for your final headline. ### Design concepts and illustrations Turn a written brief into a visual concept, or use a sketch to guide an image to image variation. Compare styles and materials with a consistent instruction so the differences are useful in a creative review. ### Photo style experiments Explore a different setting or visual treatment around a familiar image. Make the requested change specific and check the identity and details of the subject. Keep the original so you can compare or return to it. ## How to use the Nano Banana AI Image Generator - 01 ### Choose text or a reference Select Text to Image for a new image from a written prompt. Select Image to Image and add a supported reference when you want to build on an existing picture. Choose an available Nano Banana model. - 02 ### Describe the result and check settings State the subject, composition, lighting, and style. For an edit, explain what should change and what should remain. Choose the settings offered by your model and review the credit cost before submitting. - 03 ### Generate, compare, and refine Sign in to submit your request. Review the completed result in your history, compare it with your brief or reference, and use a more specific instruction for the next variation. Open or download the result through the existing asset controls. ## Write a clearer Nano Banana prompt ### Subject and composition Begin with the subject and where it belongs in the frame. Include the background and lighting that matter to the image. A clear description gives you a useful basis for assessing the result. ### Change and keep For image editing, separate the change from the details you want to preserve: “Place the ceramic cup on a wooden desk. Keep its blue glaze and handle shape. Add soft window light.” Review those details after generation. ### Refine one decision If the result is close, narrow the next request to one issue, such as softer shadows or a simpler backdrop. Changing the style, framing, and subject together makes it harder to tell which instruction helped. ## Nano Banana questions, answered Does the Nano Banana AI image generator support both modes? This page uses the Nano Banana model family for text to image and image to image. Editing is available when the selected version has an enabled editing option. The generator shows the modes and settings supported by your selection. What reference image should I use? Choose a clear image that shows the subject and framing you want to guide the edit. Use the media picker to upload a supported image or choose an existing asset. Follow the file requirements shown there. How do I change an image without changing everything? Describe the specific adjustment and name the details to keep. Use the original as a reference and compare the result carefully. Faces, lettering, product geometry, and colors may still change. Which sizes and resolutions can I select? Available output options depend on the selected Nano Banana version and its active configuration. Use the options displayed in the generator; an option offered by another version is not automatically supported by yours. How many credits does generation use? The generator displays the credit cost for the selected model and settings before submission. Review that amount each time you change an option. See the pricing page for available plans and credit purchases. Where can I find my generated images? After signing in, open the history tab or your Assets page to review completed generations. The existing asset controls let you inspect and download a result. You can use a supported image as a reference for a new editing request. ## Make your next image with Nano Banana Bring your idea to Kize, choose your starting mode, and review the available settings before generating. Create with Nano Banana [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Face in Hole Generator for Event Greeting Images | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator Create an event greeting image with Kize’s AI Face in Hole Generator. Pair one portrait with a cutout scene and review the likeness before sharing your message. ## AI Face in Hole Generator for an Event Greeting Make an event greeting feel personal with a familiar face in a new role. On Kize, choose a cutout scene, upload the portrait that belongs in it, and prepare the image references. Plan the message alongside the picture so the final greeting feels clear, friendly, and appropriate for its recipient. ## Use the AI Face in Hole Generator ### 1. Upload a portrait Choose a PNG or JPEG with one clearly visible face. The portrait is the identity reference, so keep eyes, nose, mouth, and facial outline easy to see. Avoid screenshots of comparison panels: the tool needs your own portrait, rather than a collage showing several people. Upload a photograph you have permission to edit. ### 2. Select the scene Use the arrows to browse available templates, with three choices shown together. Select a scene with an empty face hole, or upload your own cutout template. The scene supplies the body, outfit, props, and background. A similar head angle in both pictures gives the model a clearer starting point. ### 3. Prepare and generate Select Prepare face and template. This prepares the two references together and includes instructions to fill the hole. Add optional details, review the available model and credit quote, and submit when ready. Template selection and reference preparation do not submit a paid generation. ### 4. Inspect the result Open Your results and history after the task finishes. Review likeness, face scale, the edge of the opening, and the direction of the light before downloading or sharing. AI editing can reinterpret the scene, so a recognizable face and an unchanged background are goals to check, rather than guarantees. ## Choose the scene for the occasion A greeting can celebrate a birthday, a reunion, or a small team milestone. Decide what the occasion means before selecting the costume. An adventurous cutout may fit a friend starting something new, while a playful scene may work for a lighthearted celebration. The role should be easy for the recipient to understand. Avoid a complicated visual reference that only makes sense after a long explanation. The face is the personal element, so choose an opening large enough to show recognizable detail. Think about the person who will receive the image and the setting in which they will see it. A private message and a group announcement may call for different levels of humor. ## Create one person’s portrait at a time This workflow pairs one identity photograph with one selected cutout scene. Start with a single clearly visible face, not a group photo whose intended subject is ambiguous. If several people need greeting pictures, prepare and review each person's result separately. The page does not promise to fill multiple holes in a group template or process a batch of portraits automatically. Keeping one subject per attempt makes it easier to compare likeness and notice a misplaced face. Use photographs you have permission to edit, and choose an expression that suits the occasion. A compatible head angle is more useful than asking the model to resolve several conflicting faces in the same reference. ## Keep the greeting message under your control The image can supply the visual surprise while a short message explains the occasion. Plan where that text will sit before choosing the final crop. Add exact names, dates, and event details afterward in an editor or your usual messaging workflow. Generative image edits can alter lettering, so important information deserves a separate spelling and placement check. Use optional directions for a small face adjustment, such as preserving a friendly expression or matching the existing light. The template already establishes the body and setting. Asking for a full event poster inside the face-hole prompt can distract from the actual replacement and make the result harder to assess. ## Review both the person and the tone A technically convincing edit is only one part of a good greeting. Compare the face with the source photo, inspect the blend around the opening, and check the costume for unexpected changes. Then consider whether the scene feels appropriate for the recipient and the event. A joke that works between close friends may feel awkward in a larger group. Add context when it helps the audience understand that the image is a playful creation. The generator does not send the greeting automatically, so you can take time to choose the right version. Review the final crop and message together before sharing, especially when a name or event date needs to be correct. ## AI Face in Hole Generator FAQ Can I fill several faces in one group template? This page is designed around one portrait and one face-hole scene. It does not promise multi-person placement or automatic batch editing. For individual greeting images, prepare each person's reference pair separately and review each finished likeness before sharing. Can I add the event date in the image? Add exact dates and names afterward where you can verify their spelling and layout. The face-hole edit targets the portrait opening. Important event information should not depend on the model reproducing text precisely inside the generated scene. Will Kize send the greeting to the recipient? The face-hole workflow creates an edited image for you to review. It does not send a message as part of generation. Choose the version you want, check the tone and final text, and share it through your usual channel. ## Create your next scene Choose a scene that suits the occasion, fill it with a recognizable face, and finish the message carefully. Share the greeting only after both picture and wording feel right. Create a face in hole image [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # South Park Character Creator: Explore a New Cartoon Look | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator Create a South Park style character for visual experiments. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. ## South Park Character Creator: Explore a New Cartoon Look Build the same portrait in a café, forest and snowy street, or bring your own idea. Start with a photo or text, customize a ready-to-use prompt, and explore a character made for visual experiments. ## A South Park character creator for visual experiments Bring the same portrait in a café, forest and snowy street into a simple cartoon world. Kize lets you begin with a portrait or a written idea, then use the available image generator to develop the look. Think of the example cards as creative starting points: each Use button loads a prompt and, where available, its reference photo so you can make a new request with your own choices. Treat your first image as a visual experiment. Keep the face reference and outfit stable while changing one scene detail, then compare the character against your original creative brief. ## Choose between a photo and a written idea From photo is useful when your starting point is an existing person, outfit or pose. Upload a clear image that you have permission to use, and describe which visible details matter to your visual experiments. A front-facing or gently angled portrait with a readable face gives you a more understandable reference than a crowded scene or a heavily obscured subject. From text starts with an original description. State the character’s hair, clothing, expression and setting in plain language. You do not need a reference photo for this mode. Random prompt provides an editable idea when you want inspiration; selecting it prepares the text and leaves generation under your control. Review the model and settings before submitting. ## Write a prompt that gives your character direction For visual experiments, start with the person and the role they play. Describe the important silhouette, add two or three clothing details, choose an expression and name the location. You might begin with “the same portrait in a café, forest and snowy street, South Park style paper-cut cartoon, round expressive eyes, flat colors.” Adjust that brief to suit your own subject instead of keeping every detail from an example. A South Park character maker works best as an iterative creative workflow. Keep the main description stable and change one detail at a time. If the background feels busy, ask for fewer objects; if the costume loses its identity, simplify the brief and emphasize its defining colors. Review each image rather than assuming a longer prompt will preserve every detail exactly. ## Learn from the examples and photo comparisons The example gallery gives you several different starting points, including café portraits, outdoor explorers and evening scenes. Use fills the generator without submitting a paid request. You can replace a supplied reference with your own photo, edit the suggested character description and choose a supported format. These authorized reference examples illustrate a direction; their appearance is not a promise that a new generation will reproduce them exactly. Drag a comparison handle to inspect the original photograph and its cartoon interpretation. Look at clothing, facial features, background shapes and pose separately. The panels also move slowly back and forth when visible, while direct interaction pauses the motion. Keyboard users can focus the comparison and adjust it with the arrow keys. Use the text beside each pair to decide which details to carry into your own prompt. ## Refine the result for visual experiments Treat your first image as a visual experiment. Keep the face reference and outfit stable while changing one scene detail, then compare the character against your original creative brief. Before downloading, check the face at a useful size and inspect accessories, hands and any detail that matters to your intended use. Compare the image with your brief, then decide on the smallest change that would improve it. Saving your favorite prompt makes that next step easier. Choose the output format for the place where the character will appear. A square image is a natural starting point for a profile picture; a portrait composition can show a full outfit; a wider image can give a scene more room. The available aspect ratios, resolution options and credit cost come from the selected model. Review those controls rather than assuming that every model has identical settings. ## Explore characters, gaming themes and original worlds People searching for South Park characters or Cartman South Park often want the familiar visual language: simple shapes, winter clothing, large round eyes and expressive faces. You can use those broad visual cues while giving your own character a distinct outfit and personality. Describe your idea directly and inspect the result for the details that matter to you. This creator is an independent tool and does not imply an official affiliation. A South Park World of Warcraft inspired idea can combine a cartoon character with fantasy accessories such as a cloak, staff or backpack. Begin with one character and one setting rather than an elaborate battle scene. Keep the gaming theme focused on costume and environment, and use an original design when you want a personal avatar or story concept. ## Frequently asked questions How should I compare several visual directions? Change a single detail between requests: background, palette or expression. Save the strongest result and note why its silhouette and composition work. How do I use the South Park character creator? Choose From photo or From text, prepare your reference or description, and review the available model and output settings. Generate when ready, inspect the image, and download your preferred result. For visual experiments, keep your first brief focused on a single subject and a simple scene. What happens when I click Use on an example? Use loads the example’s prompt and its reference photo when one is available. It returns you to the generator so you can replace the reference, edit the description and review the settings. It does not submit a generation or spend credits. Can I create a character without uploading a photo? Yes. Select From text and describe an original character. Include clothing, expression, framing and location. A brief about the same portrait in a café, forest and snowy street gives you a concrete starting point, and Random prompt can help when you want a different idea. Will the cartoon look exactly like my photo? A reference guides the image model, but exact identity, pose and background preservation are not guaranteed. Use a clear image, describe the features you care about and review the result. If necessary, simplify the prompt and request another version. Is this South Park maker free to use? You can browse examples and prepare your prompt before submitting. Generation availability and credit requirements depend on your account, the selected model and the current plan. Check the displayed cost and the Pricing page before starting a request. Can I choose the image size and aspect ratio? Use the supported format controls shown by the selected model. Available ratios and resolutions can differ across models and modes. Choose a composition for your intended use, then check the final image for crop-sensitive details before downloading. Are the example prompts original generation records? The gallery contains authorized reference material. Where the source did not provide an original prompt, an editable suggested prompt was prepared to help you explore a similar idea. A suggestion is not a verified record of how the reference image was generated. How do I improve an image that misses important details? Review the result against your visual experiments brief. Identify one missing feature, such as the outfit color or facial accessory, and revise that part of the description. Avoid combining several unrelated corrections into a single request. Can I use the result for an avatar or post? You can download a completed image and prepare it for your intended use. Check recognizable people, protected characters and the rights that apply to your project. Keep the face readable at the final display size and add any essential text in your usual editor. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | Kize AI Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-video-generator Create videos from text or a reference image with available Kling and Seedance models on Kize. Review the selected settings and credit cost before generating. ## AI Video Generator for Text and Image Prompts Describe a scene or bring an image to guide its first frame. Create a video on Kize AI using text to video and image to video, then choose the available duration, framing, and output settings before generating. ## AI video: from an idea to your next video ### Scene descriptions with a motion brief Use text to video to describe the subject, action, setting, and camera movement together. AI video offers a way to explore a shot from a written brief. Give the scene a clear direction and review the result for motion and visual details. ### An image as the starting point Use image to video when an existing picture should guide the shot. Describe how the subject or camera should move beyond that image. The reference helps establish the scene, while the generated motion still needs review. ### Model settings you can inspect Choose an enabled video model and use the duration, aspect ratio, and resolution options shown for it. Different versions can offer different combinations. The quote reflects the current selection so you can compare options before submitting. ### Audio when the selected option supports it Some video models include an audio option. Use it only when it is offered for the selected model and settings. Describe the desired sound when applicable, then review the actual soundtrack and visuals together. ## AI video for your creative workflow ### Product and campaign motion concepts Explore how a product scene might look with a camera move or a simple action. Use an image when you already have the starting composition. Check product geometry, labels, and changes across frames before choosing a result for your campaign. ### Social video ideas Write a short scene with one subject and one main action. Choose a supported aspect ratio for the intended placement. A focused shot is easier to assess and refine than a prompt containing many unrelated events. ### Storyboard and shot exploration Test the direction of a planned shot before building a full sequence. Specify framing, movement, and atmosphere. Compare the result with your storyboard; a generated clip is an exploration rather than a guarantee of exact continuity. ### Motion from a still image Start with a picture and describe a restrained movement, such as a slow push toward the subject or a breeze through the scene. Inspect changes to the subject and background as the clip progresses. ## How to use the AI Video Generator - 01 ### Choose a starting mode Select Text to Video for a scene described in words. Select Image to Video and add a supported reference for an image-led shot. Choose an available Kling or Seedance model. - 02 ### Write the shot and review its quote Describe the subject, action, setting, lighting, and camera movement. Select the duration, framing, resolution, and audio option offered by your model. Review the displayed credit cost before generating. - 03 ### Generate and inspect the clip Sign in to submit the request and review its status in history. Watch the completed clip for motion, subject changes, and audio where applicable. Download the result or revise the prompt for your next shot. ## Write a clearer AI video prompt ### Subject, action, and setting Give the shot one central subject and a clear action. For example: “A cyclist passes a quiet cafe at sunrise. Warm light reflects on the windows. A smooth tracking shot follows the rider.” Keep separate scenes in separate requests. ### Camera movement and framing Specify a wide shot, close-up, or another framing choice, then describe a simple movement. Avoid contradictory camera directions. For image to video, explain how the shot should develop from the reference. ### Review motion and sound Check the clip from start to finish instead of judging only its first frame. When audio is supported and selected, describe the intended sound and review what was actually generated. Refine the next prompt around the issue you observed. ## AI video questions, answered Can I use the AI video generator with text and images? Yes, this page brings together text to video and image to video for the enabled video models. The selected model determines which quoted modes and settings are available. Image to video needs a supported reference image. Does image to video mean uploading a video? No. Image to video starts from a still image and generates a clip. This page does not provide video to video editing. Use the image picker for the reference and describe the motion you want. How should I describe camera movement? Name the framing and one main camera move, such as a slow push-in or a tracking shot. Describe the subject action separately. Keeping the movement specific helps you compare the clip with your intended shot. What duration and resolution does AI video support here? The available choices are displayed for your selected video model. They depend on the active model configuration and quote combinations. This page does not promise a duration or resolution that is absent from the generator. Can AI video generate audio with my video? Audio depends on the selected video model and its available settings. If an audio option is offered, select it and include the desired sound in your prompt where relevant. Review the generated soundtrack; audio is not guaranteed for every configuration. How are credits calculated? The displayed quote uses the selected model, mode, duration, resolution, and other supported options. Check the amount before submitting. Visit Pricing to compare available plans and credit purchases. Where do completed videos appear? After signing in, review completed clips in history or Assets. Open a result to play it and use the available download controls. You can revise your description or reference and submit a new request for another variation. ## Make your next video with Kize Bring your idea to Kize, choose your starting mode, and review the available settings before generating. Create a video [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Earth Zoom Generator: Creative Briefs | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for creative briefs. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. ## Earth Zoom Generator for Creative Briefs Kize's Earth Zoom Generator helps make a location brief tangible before a team develops a longer video. A campus can become the arrival point of an inward camera move, or the starting place of a wider outward reveal. Write down the intended audience and the role of the shot first. A brief for a welcome video may need a calm arrival, while an overview can use the expanding view to connect several buildings to the surrounding landscape. ## How to Use the Earth Zoom Generator 1. Choose your starting point. Enter a destination such as a modern campus with courtyards, gardens and connected buildings, or upload a clear PNG or JPEG. A place name works as a brief; describing visible terrain, lighting and the closest composition gives the model more guidance. You can combine a destination with an image when both help explain the scene. 2. Set the direction. Zoom Out begins in the local scene and withdraws through the landscape, clouds and atmosphere until Earth is visible. Zoom In starts at the planet and approaches your destination. For an uploaded image, the outward mode uses it as the starting composition; the inward mode uses it to guide the destination reveal. 3. Review the movement. Add relevant Scene details, then choose available duration, aspect ratio and resolution options. The starting request is a vertical, ten-second, 720p clip with audio off. Actual choices come from the current Seedance 2.0 configuration. If a combination is unavailable, choose another supported setting before continuing. 4. Check credits and generate. The form displays the current cost before you submit. Sign in when required, review the selected settings and click Generate. Follow the task in History, then preview and download the completed video. A confirmed failed generation follows the existing refund process. Keep a saved copy of the take you choose for editing. ## Build a Scene for Creative Briefs Describe the campus through visible relationships: connected buildings around courtyards, planted paths and an open central space. Upload a clean reference image when the close composition matters. Keep Scene details focused on the visual treatment, including light and pacing. The generated geography may differ from the real layout, so review it before attaching factual location captions. Use the AI clip to communicate mood and movement, then pair it with accurate footage wherever a specific building or route must be represented faithfully. ## Choose an Earth Zoom In or Out Camera Move Use an Earth Zoom In AI video generator when the closest view is your reveal. Choose earth zoom out to begin locally and finish with a broader perspective. Natural acceleration and a readable destination make the transition easier to connect to another shot. The gallery includes licensed movement references with adapted recipes. Earthzoom describes this visual effect. Watch the full example and its final frame before choosing a recipe. Your destination and scene details shape a new interpretation, rather than identical footage. ## Finish Your Creative Briefs Video Share a chosen video as part of the creative brief with a note about the direction, destination and settings used. This makes feedback more useful than a request to make the shot more cinematic. Ask reviewers to consider the arrival frame, the continuity of the move and the space available for titles added later. Start from a case if the team needs an immediate example, replace the setting and generate a version that reflects the actual brief before planning adjacent scenes. ## Earth Zoom questions How do I use a video example? Click Use This Effect to load its direction, destination, scene prompt and output settings. Edit the destination or add your own image if you want a different setting. The button fills the form; generation begins only when you review the credits and click Generate. Can I start without a photograph? Yes. Enter a destination and describe its visible setting. Text provides the scene brief, while an uploaded image adds a composition reference. A destination or image is required. The wider geography and fine details are generated interpretations, so review the result before presenting a location as factual. How to do a Earth Zoom Out shot After Effects? Create the continuous camera move here, download the completed video and import it into After Effects for the final edit. Trim the shot, align it with neighboring footage, adjust color and add your own titles or sound. This workflow lets you build the visual transition before doing manual compositing. Can I create a zoom earth weather map style video? Describe cloud layers, coastlines and the view of Earth to make a cinematic weather-map-inspired scene. The resulting video is creative imagery rather than a live weather map or satellite measurement. Add explanatory captions during editing and keep any factual weather claims independently verified. Choose a case, describe a modern campus with courtyards, gardens and connected buildings or your own setting, and review the available settings in Kize. A clear destination and a purposeful camera direction are the best starting brief for your next Earth zoom video. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Visual experiments | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-video/genjutsu Explore controlled visual experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on Kize. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for visual experiments Explore the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on Kize through controlled visual experiments. Start with a source clip and a clear visual reference, browse this site’s published examples, and build a focused transformation brief. A fixed video model powers the workflow, with source-video guidance and the supported inputs shown in the generator. Prepare your controlled visual experiments ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for visual experiments This workspace is organized for curious creators testing focused visual ideas. A useful starting point is a concrete scene: a familiar studio clip becomes an unexpected visual world. The aim is to explore a visual direction with a source video and supporting imagery, while keeping the important creative decisions easy to inspect. Begin with the subject and the intended change. A focused brief helps you decide whether the output serves your idea, rather than simply producing a surprising frame that does not hold together as a video. For controlled visual experiments, judge the sequence through clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity. These are review priorities, not promises that every feature will remain untouched. Generated video can introduce changes in identity, geometry, lighting or motion. Keep the original clip nearby and compare the beginning, middle and ending. If a variation misses your intention, identify the specific mismatch before revising the reference or prompt. Clear notes make the next attempt more useful than adding several unrelated requests. ## Use examples to prepare controlled visual experiments The examples beside the generator help curious creators testing focused visual ideas understand a complete creative recipe. Look at the source video, reference imagery, descriptive caption and result where those materials are available. The caption explains the idea; the prompt supplies instructions for the model. They serve different purposes. Watch the entire result before choosing a recipe, paying particular attention to clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity. A cover image is useful for browsing, but it cannot show changes between frames or reveal whether the ending remains coherent. An example with a complete reusable recipe includes a Use action. Clicking Use replaces the current source material, reference images, prompt, mode and supported parameters in the generator. It does not start generation or spend credits. You can inspect the loaded recipe, change the brief to fit controlled visual experiments, and review the current quote before clicking Generate. A display-only example may lack reusable inputs; viewing its result does not imply that its original materials are available to copy. ## Build a brief for visual experiments Try one visual hypothesis at a time. Keep the same starting clip while changing the reference or setting, making it easier to understand what shaped the result. Name the subject, describe the desired visual change and explain any important relationship between the subject and the setting. For a concept in which a familiar studio clip becomes an unexpected visual world, keep the prompt readable and specific. Use observable details such as surface texture, clothing, position or light direction. Avoid asking for several contradictory styles at the same time, because that makes it harder to understand which instruction influenced the final sequence. Reference images should support the same intention as the text. Check that the subject is readable, the image is not obscured by unrelated elements, and you have permission to use the material. When multiple images are supported, their roles and order matter. A portrait reference and a product reference are not interchangeable. Keep the reference set focused on controlled visual experiments, and remove images that introduce a different subject, conflicting wardrobe or a lighting setup that fights the scene you described. ## Prepare and review your controlled visual experiments Choose an authorized source clip with clear movement and a readable subject. Inspect the available input requirements in the generator before uploading. File size, duration, format and the number of references depend on the actual mode and service configuration. The fixed video model keeps this workspace focused; it does not offer a model picker. If generation is unavailable, do not assume that uploading a different image will enable it. Keep your creative brief so you can continue when the required service is available. After loading an example or your own materials, check every input before submission. Confirm the selected operation matches the change you want, remove unintended references and read the complete prompt. Review the displayed settings and quote when available. Generate is the deliberate submission action, separate from Use. For curious creators testing focused visual ideas, this separation provides a useful review point: you can prepare controlled visual experiments while browsing examples without accidentally submitting a task each time you explore a different recipe. ## Review clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity Assess the full output at the size and pace of its intended presentation. For a direction where a familiar studio clip becomes an unexpected visual world, pause at moments when the subject turns, crosses the frame or overlaps another object. Inspect clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity in these more demanding frames. Check the opening and closing as well as the most attractive moment. Small inconsistencies can become distracting once the sequence is placed beside another shot, cropped for a different frame or replayed several times. Keep creative evaluation separate from factual accuracy. A convincing visual treatment can still alter a face, a product label or the shape of an object. Review details manually and obtain any necessary permission before publishing. Save the brief and the chosen references with your project notes, so the intended direction remains understandable later. Compare variations by changing one important input at a time. This makes controlled visual experiments easier to refine and gives each additional attempt a clear purpose. ## Kize Genjutsu AI Video Generator FAQ Can I choose a different model here? No. This Genjutsu workspace uses a built-in video model for controlled visual experiments. It has no model selector. The controls reflect the supported operation and current service availability. Use the wider AI video tools if you need to explore a different model or workflow. What happens when I click Use? A complete example replaces the generator’s source video, references, prompt, mode and parameters immediately. No confirmation dialog appears. It does not generate a video or deduct credits. Review the loaded recipe for your visual experiments brief, then submit separately with Generate. What should I inspect in a controlled visual experiments result? Watch the full clip and compare clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity. Pay attention to transitions and occluded details. A strong thumbnail does not establish continuity, accuracy or suitability for publication. Compare the result against your original brief and source material. Does every example include reusable source material? No. Some examples are useful for viewing an outcome but do not contain all the original inputs. Only complete, authorized recipes can provide the full Use workflow. Choose your own source material when developing controlled visual experiments from a display-only example. Does this page guarantee identical motion or identity? No. The result depends on the inputs, operation and actual model behavior. Inspect the whole sequence, especially clear subjects, individual changes and visual continuity. References provide direction rather than a guarantee of exact preservation. Revise the specific element that misses your intention. How do I check generation costs? Review the current quote and available controls before clicking Generate. Use does not spend credits. Account history and Pricing provide related information, but a reusable example’s saved parameters do not establish the current cost of your new request on Kize. ## Visual experiments on Kize Prepare your controlled visual experiments [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/genjutsu) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Hotel Lobby AI Video Maker with Two Images | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai Create a Hotel Lobby-inspired duo on Kize. Upload a left and right image, prepare your duo frame and explore 11 reference videos before generating. ## Hotel Lobby AI: Two Faces, One Studio Bring your duo into the Hotel Lobby AI trend. Upload an image for the left performer and another for the right, prepare a shared frame and describe your orange-studio performance. Browse real reference videos for ideas, then choose a video model and review the credit quote. Create a performance clip Your two photos are combined into one side-by-side start image for image-to-video. Reference videos are inspiration, not automatic face-swap templates; matching choreography, both identities and the original soundtrack is not guaranteed. ## Hotel Lobby AI reference videos Watch these collected performances for ideas about the orange studio, duo framing and character styling. These are external references, not Kize generation results or one-click templates. Classic Hotel Lobby Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Grandma Rap Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Pet & Baby Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Halloween Costume Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Anime Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Grandma & Grandson Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Animal Sidekick Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 1 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 2 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 3 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 4 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. ## Picture your duo in the studio Explore these collected visual references, then use your own images for the two upload positions above. Frame both faces clearly Keep the microphone visible Compare outfits and expressions Give both performers room Collected visual references; these images are not generated results. ## What is the Hotel Lobby AI trend? Hotel Lobby AI is the orange-studio performance trend with a shared microphone and expressive duo framing. Variations include classic performers, cartoons, costumes and unexpected pairs. Kize lets you prepare your own two-photo composition and animate that image through its existing video models. The videos on this page are collected visual references, not results generated by Kize. Kize is independent of Higgsfield and the recording artists. ## How to make a Hotel Lobby-inspired AI video - 01 ### Upload the left and right images Choose one PNG or JPG for each performer, up to 10 MB per file. Clear faces and similar framing work well as a starting point. The left photo stays on the left, and the right photo stays on the right. Each fills one half of a landscape frame, so inspect the preview for cropped heads or missing arms. - 02 ### Prepare and inspect your duo Sign in and click Prepare duo image. Kize combines the two photos into one reference frame and uploads it through the existing image workflow. This preparation does not submit a video job or spend generation credits. Check the combined preview; replacing either photo clears the prepared image so you can prepare the revised pair. - 03 ### Describe the performance and generate Choose an available image-to-video model, describe the studio and a simple movement, then review Required Credits. The quote depends on the actual model and output settings. Generate when your image and prompt are ready; Your results opens the existing video history. Watch the complete output before changing your prompt or trying another model. ## Choose a direction for your performance ### A classic duo at the microphone Pair two clear portraits with similar lighting. Describe a fixed medium shot, a warm orange studio and a small gesture from each performer. Keep both faces visible in the prepared frame. The references can guide styling, while the video model interprets your own image and prompt. ### An illustrated duo Try two original illustrated characters with compatible proportions and line styles. Give each enough visible upper body for a small gesture. Compare the anime reference for framing ideas, then use a short prompt that describes your characters without asking for a completely different pose. ### A playful character pairing Combine your own mascot or pet character with a second portrait. Unexpected pairings can be fun, but unusual anatomy and different image styles may produce inconsistent movement. Begin with a nod or a gentle turn and judge whether both subjects remain recognizable. ### A costume or family performance Use the costume and generations references to explore outfits, expressions and the space between performers. Match the crops of your two images before preparing the duo. For social video, leave room around heads and hands so you can check the final crop without losing the main action. ## Prepare inputs that make the result easier to judge ### Keep both faces inside the frame The two images are center-cropped into equal halves. Start with a portrait that includes space above the head and around the shoulders. The combined preview is the image sent to the video model, so correct a bad crop before spending credits. ### Use compatible photos Similar lighting, subject size and camera angle make the pair easier to read. Combining two photos does not remove their backgrounds or create a seamless studio photograph. Treat the prepared frame as your starting composition and ask for small changes you can evaluate. ### Begin with a small movement Try a slight head nod, a short hand gesture or a gentle sway with a fixed camera. Large arm movements and overlapping performers are harder to judge. If one face drifts, reduce the action and compare the same part of the next clip. ### Review picture and sound separately Watch the beginning, middle and end for face drift, changing outfits, awkward hands and jumps. Audio options depend on the selected model. The collected videos do not provide a licensed song track or guarantee synchronized singing in your result. ## A prompt starting point for the orange-studio look Two performers remain side by side in a warm orange recording studio, facing a suspended microphone. A steady medium shot, subtle head nods and small hand gestures, with both faces clearly visible. Keep the left subject on the left and the right subject on the right. Soft even lighting and a calm camera. Suggested starting prompt for your prepared duo image. It is not the original prompt for any reference video. Use a scene and movement that fit your photos; the output can vary by model and does not guarantee a seamless background or synchronized lyrics. ## Hotel Lobby AI questions Can I upload a left image and a right image? Yes. Add one photo to each labeled upload position, then click Prepare duo image. Kize combines them into a single side-by-side start frame for image-to-video. These are two performer positions, not start and end frames. The model receives the combined image rather than two separately assigned face-swap identities. Where do the Hotel Lobby AI reference videos come from? The videos are collected visual references. They are shown for inspiration, and no original prompt or generating model is claimed when that information is unknown. Your Kize outputs appear separately in Your results. Can I make a Hotel Lobby AI video for free? Browsing the reference videos and preparing the duo image does not submit a video generation. Generating requires an account and enough credits for the displayed quote. Review your balance and the pricing page before submitting; this page does not promise a free generated Hotel Lobby clip. Does choosing a sample apply its dance or swap its faces? No. Selecting a reference changes the preview so you can study its composition and styling. Your video is generated from your prepared image, prompt and chosen model. The reference is not submitted as a hidden dance template, and the page does not perform a fixed two-person face swap. Is this the Higgsfield Hotel Lobby tool? Kize is a separate service. Searches for Higgsfield Hotel Lobby or Higgsfield AI Hotel Lobby may refer to a different preset and input system. Use the actual left/right image controls, model selector and credit quote on this page; outside presets and accounts are not integrated. Will the video keep the original song and match the lyrics? That is not guaranteed. The uploaded duo image contains no song or choreography. Audio support depends on the selected model and its displayed settings. Add only audio you have permission to use, and check sound separately from character consistency. Why can one of my performers change during the video? Two faces, cropped arms or large movements can make a generated scene inconsistent. Start with clear photos at a similar scale and request a small movement. Check both subjects throughout the whole clip. Keeping both identities and their left/right positions is a prompt goal, not a guaranteed result. What determines the credit cost and video quality? The selected model, duration, resolution and other available options determine the live quote. Prepare the duo image, choose your settings and review Required Credits before generating. Existing account balance, generation status and history use the normal Kize workflow. ## Keep creating Prepare a character image Explore motion control Compare plans and credits ## Build your own orange-studio performance Choose your left and right images, prepare a shared frame and describe a simple studio performance. Browse the reference collection for visual ideas, review the live quote and judge the result from the complete clip. Create a performance clip [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Video to Video AI for Character Animation | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/ai-video/video-to-video-ai Explore character animation with Video to Video AI on Kize. Choose a motion reference or upload a clip, add your character and review the credit estimate. ## Video to Video AI for Character Experiments Give your character a performance to follow with Video to Video AI. Pair a short motion reference with a character image, then explore a new dance, gesture or expressive moment. Compare the reference and generated result side by side before developing your next idea. Animate a character ## Transform Videos with Character Animation Motion control connects two creative inputs: a video supplies the movement, while an image introduces the character you want to animate. Try a drawing, mascot, stylized portrait or original character with a readable performance. The reference helps guide the action; the result is a new generation, so faces, clothing, backgrounds and fine details can vary. Begin with a short sample and one clear subject. Use the three-panel examples above to see the relationship between motion, appearance and output. Play the two videos together to inspect timing, then change one input at a time. A smaller experiment makes it easier to spot what works before spending credits on a longer performance. ## Discover more creative inspiration Explore a rotating selection of videos and images from Kize’s published creative library. These examples use different creation workflows and offer ideas for character design, composition and visual style. They are inspiration for your next experiment; the motion-transfer comparisons are shown in the generator above. ## How to use the AI Video to Video Generator - ### Choose a motion video Select a motion thumbnail or sign in to upload your own MP4 or MOV. Uploaded clips must be 3–30 seconds and no larger than 32 MB. A steady view, visible limbs and one main performer give you a clearer reference to work with. Avoid starting with rapid cuts or several overlapping people. - ### Add your character image Upload a clear image of the character you want to animate. Match the image’s framing to the movement: a full-body action benefits from visible legs and arms, while a small facial gesture can use a closer portrait. Choose an enabled Motion Control model and the output quality available for that model. - ### Review the quote and generate Add a prompt describing the intended scene, character styling or camera treatment. Check the Required Credits value before generating; it changes with your selected model, output quality and reference duration. After submission, open Your results to review the finished clip and decide which input to refine. ## Explore a character in motion Start with a wave, a turn, a short dance or another movement you can recognize at a glance. Keep the same reference when comparing two character images, or keep the same image when testing another motion. This makes the differences easier to interpret. Use the output as a creative iteration. Look for recognizable gestures, consistent appearance and a scene that supports the performance. Save the version that fits your idea, then refine the image, reference or prompt for the next pass. ## Ideas to try with your next character ### A dance with a new personality Pair a short dance with an illustrated character or a different outfit. Review the pose changes and body rhythm before adding a more elaborate setting. Reusing one reference helps you compare how each character handles the same performance. ### A mascot with a signature gesture Explore a greeting, celebration or playful turn for a mascot. Start with a character image whose silhouette is easy to recognize, then check whether the movement still reads clearly at the size you plan to share. ### An expressive portrait Try a small head movement or hand gesture with a portrait. Keep the face visible in both inputs and inspect the result for changes to facial features, hair and hands. Subtle motion is a useful starting point for a character introduction. ### A visual direction for a short story Test one performance with several character designs to explore a scene’s mood. Treat each result as an individual concept clip; compare framing, styling and motion before choosing a direction for a larger sequence. ## Prepare inputs that are easy to read Good input choices make the result easier to judge. The upload checks confirm file properties, but they cannot tell you whether a performance is visually clear. ### Keep the movement visible Choose a reference with one subject, a steady camera and a clear outline. Hands or feet disappearing behind objects can make an action harder to interpret. If the gesture is the important part, avoid a reference where camera movement dominates it. ### Match the pose and framing Use a character image with enough visible body for the action you want. A tightly cropped face gives little information about a full-body dance. Similar proportions and an unobstructed pose are useful starting points, although they do not guarantee an exact match. ### Describe the intended scene Keep your prompt focused on appearance, setting and the visual treatment you want to explore. The video already supplies a movement reference. Conflicting instructions about the action or camera can make it harder to understand why a result changed. ### Review before making it longer Watch the whole clip for drifting features, awkward hands, clothing changes and abrupt motion. Compare the start, middle and end instead of judging one attractive frame. If something is unclear, simplify the reference or try a more readable character image. ## Video to Video AI questions Can I begin with a sample instead of recording a motion? Yes. Choose one of the ten motion thumbnails, add your character image and review the current credit quote. You can inspect the motion comparisons without signing in; uploading your own files and submitting a generation require an account. Why does a 4.01-second upload use five billable seconds? Motion pricing rounds the detected duration up to the next whole second. The displayed quote uses that rounded duration, the selected model and output quality. What does the upload check tell me about image quality? It checks the video file’s readable track, dimensions, duration and aspect ratio. Resolution describes pixel size; it does not prove that a recording is sharp or well lit. Review the subject and movement yourself before using the clip. Is this a filter applied directly to my original video? The workflow uses a motion reference and a separate character image to create a new video. It does not promise to preserve every frame, background detail or facial feature from either input. Use the result as a new interpretation of the performance. Can I use a drawing or an animated character? You can experiment with a drawing, stylized portrait or character design. Choose a clear subject and framing suited to the reference action. Unusual anatomy, hidden limbs or a very different body shape may make the movement less consistent. Which model and output quality should I choose? The selector shows the Motion Control models enabled for Kize. Available output qualities and quotes depend on the selected model. Start with a short reference, review the displayed settings and credit estimate, then compare results before choosing a workflow for a larger project. Are the videos and images below all Motion Control results? No. The three-input comparisons in the generator demonstrate motion control. The creative inspiration section draws randomly from Kize’s published image and video library and can include other models and workflows. Each card lets you inspect its result and available prompt. How should I begin a character animation experiment? Choose a short, easy-to-read movement and a clear character image. Check body shape, gestures and facial appearance separately when reviewing the result. ## Keep creating Choose a character with AI Image · Review plans and credits [Open tool](https://kize.ai/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Stitch Images Online Free for Creative Boards | Kize Canonical page: https://kize.ai/image-stitch Stitch images into one creative board with Kize's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 photos, adjust crops and download PNG or JPG without signing up. Your references, together ## Stitch Images Online Free for Creative Boards Stitch images from your device into one clear creative board. Combine 2–9 photos side by side, vertically or in a grid, fine-tune each crop and download PNG or JPG. This online photo stitcher works in your browser, with no account or watermark. Free, no watermark No sign-up to stitch Stitch locally in your browser ## How to stitch images online with Kize Keep the references that matter and give each one a place in the frame. 01 ### Gather your visual references Choose 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP images, up to 25 MB each. A subject, a location and a color reference make a useful starting board. The stitcher reads your files on this device. 02 ### Arrange the board and crop Pick Side by side, Top to bottom, Photo grid or Featured photo. In Arrange photos, drag one photo onto another to swap them. Switch to Adjust crop to reposition a subject without changing the order. 03 ### Download one stitched image Choose a ratio, gap and background, then export PNG or JPG at a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. You can stitch images online free, without credits, registration or a watermark. ## An image stitcher for visual ideas Use the board to explain a relationship between photos, rather than sending a folder of separate files. ### Build a mood board Pair a location with a subject and a color reference. A featured layout gives your main image more room while keeping supporting ideas visible. ### Compare two directions Put alternative crops, edits or concepts beside each other. Keep the subject at a similar size so the choice is easy to explain. ### Outline a photo story Place a few moments in sequence before sharing them. A vertical board fits a mobile story; a wide board works well in a presentation. ## Make every reference readable Start with a simple layout and modest spacing. Review faces, products and important edges after cropping. Use Adjust crop when you want to move the picture inside its frame; Arrange photos changes where the frame sits. This image stitch tool places photos in separate panels. It does not align overlapping scenes into a seamless panorama, blend edges or invent detail. A larger export cannot restore detail missing from the source. Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos. ## Questions about stitching images in Kize Looking for a 'stich images' tool for a creative board? You can combine your references here. Add your photos, choose a layout and adjust each crop before downloading one board. Searches for 'stich' and 'stitch' refer to the same photo-combining task; the tool uses the images you supply. Is Kize's image stitcher online free? Yes. Adding photos, arranging them and downloading PNG or JPG are free, with no sign-up, credits or watermark. The optional AI video workspace has separate login and credit requirements. Do I need AI to stitch images? No. If you are looking for Kize stitch images tools, this page offers manual layout and crop controls instead. It combines your existing photos locally and does not use AI to blend or generate them. When do my photos leave this device? Stitching and downloading happen in your browser without uploading the source photos. The completed-image button saves the final image here for up to 24 hours. If you continue to video and sign in, that final image is uploaded as a reference; the separate originals are not transferred. Which files work in a creative board? Add 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP files, up to 25 MB each. Very large decoded images can exceed the browser memory limits; resize those files before adding them. Can I stitch two images side by side? Yes. Add both photos and choose Side by side. Adjust the gap, then use Adjust crop to align the subjects. Top to bottom stacks the same pair vertically. Can this make a seamless panorama? It creates a panel layout, not an overlap-aware panorama. For a board, leave a small gap between photos; use a panorama editor when you need automatic alignment and seam blending. How do I keep the board sharp? Use clear source files and avoid excessive zoom. PNG is useful for crisp edges; JPG usually makes a smaller file. Both formats use your chosen crop and output dimensions. Can I carry the finished board into AI video? After downloading, use the completed-image button to carry the current board into Kize's video workspace. It is one reference image, not a set of independently animated panels. Sign in, review the prompt, model and credits, then choose Generate. References must be 10 MB or smaller. ## Take your finished board into motion Review the composition first. After downloading, carry the finished image into Kize's video workspace and describe the motion you want. Check the available model and credit cost before generating. Bring your board to video ↗ Stitching stays free. Video generation requires sign-in and a separate credit quote. [Open tool](https://kize.ai/image-stitch) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # South Park Characters: Keeping a Visual Series Consistent Canonical page: https://kize.ai/blog/south-park-characters A visual series asks more of a character design than a single image does. The figure must remain recognizable when the pose, crop, or setting changes. South Park characters make this challenge easy to examine because their identity often rests on a small number of features: headwear, a large clothing color, and a distinctive outline. For a new character for a visual series, try South Park Character Creator. The images in this guide were collected from the South Park Public Library. We use them to build a practical way of recording visual continuity. Decide what stays fixed Make a short continuity note before planning variations. Record the head shape, main outfit colors, and essential accessories. Keep the pose and setting in a separate section. Otherwise, a revision to the scene may accidentally rewrite the character's design, making it difficult to tell whether a later result is a variation or a different person. Stan Marsh Stan's fixed visual cues in this reference include a blue cap with red band and pom-pom, a brown coat, and red gloves. A new pose can change where the hands appear, but it should not silently move the hat's red accent onto a different garment if outfit continuity is the goal. Kyle Broflovski Kyle's green hat has hanging earflaps above an orange jacket. Those large features should lead a continuity note. The jacket pockets can be recorded next, particularly for a close image. A series seen at small size may preserve identity through the hat and coat even when the pockets are less visible. Kenny McCormick Kenny's orange hood encloses the face, with a dark opening and drawstrings below. The hood is structural information, not just a color choice. A later image that exposes an uncovered head would need a deliberate explanation rather than being accepted as the same outfit because orange clothing remains. Eric Cartman Cartman's broad body shape is as important as his red jacket and turquoise-and-yellow cap. Record the proportions alongside the palette. A series can retain all the correct colors but still shift the figure toward a narrower silhouette, which changes one of the strongest recognition cues in this portrait. Keep hairstyles stable across crops Butters Stotch Butters' small pointed blond tuft stays compact above the head, with a turquoise shirt below. A continuity note can specify that scale rather than every hair point. If a later image adds a large hairstyle, the discrepancy is easy to identify even when the face remains similarly drawn. Tweek Tweak Tweek's blond hair extends outward in several directions, while the olive shirt has an uneven closure. Keep those observations separate from any proposed expression. A new facial reaction may be an intentional scene change, whereas replacing the irregular hair with a neat rounded style would alter the reference design. Wendy Testaburger Wendy's pink beret and long dark hair sit above and beside the purple coat. A closer crop may conceal the hair's lower length without changing it. Continuity review should distinguish information hidden by framing from a genuine redesign, rather than marking every absent detail as an error. Bebe Stevens Bebe's blond hair fills a broad area around the head and shoulders, with a red top beneath. Its volume is a useful fixed cue. When comparing two images, check the outer contour first; a change in tiny strands matters less than losing the larger shape that frames her face. Track posture and costume context Craig Tucker Craig's blue earflap hat has a yellow pom-pom, above a blue jacket. The nearly continuous blue palette is part of the arrangement. A continuity note should name the location of the yellow accent, preventing it from drifting to a scarf or other new accessory in a later variation. Tolkien Black Tolkien's purple shirt includes a yellow T, and dark hair shapes the upper head. The letter may be hidden in a headshot, but it should be considered in a torso view. Review each image against what its crop actually reveals, rather than expecting all references to show the same details. Timmy Burch Timmy's seated posture and wheelchair belong in the continuity record together. His red shirt sits above the chair's blue-green lower section. A later wide image should preserve the relation between the body, wheels, and handles; correcting only the clothing would leave a larger spatial inconsistency unresolved. Randy Marsh Randy's farmer costume contains a brimmed hat, plaid shirt, and dark outer layer. Mark this as an outfit version. If a series intentionally uses several Randy appearances, changes in clothing may be valid, but they should be planned and labeled rather than treated as unexplained drift. Review variations with a simple record For an original character series, create three fields: fixed design, intended change, and observed result. The fixed design might be a short-haired courier wearing a green helmet and tan coat. The intended change could be a side view beside a bicycle. The observed result records whether those elements actually survived. This is a planning method, not a generation test. Its advantage is that it lets you diagnose a problem without rewriting the entire brief. If the bicycle is correct but the helmet becomes a cap, revise the headwear instruction. If the side view hides a coat button, that may simply be a consequence of the angle. A South Park character creator can help you think about a still design, and a South Park character maker brief can describe an original flat cartoon figure. Consistency across multiple images remains something to inspect in actual outputs. Save the reference and compare visible evidence rather than assuming a shared prompt guarantees a matching character. You can develop a visual project from the homepage and find other reference studies in the blog. Keep the brief concise enough that you can explain which decision changed after every revision. Choose a small set of details to carry through the series when you try South Park Character Creator. Make one deliberate variation To plan an original three-image series, keep the character design fixed and vary only the setting at first. A courier might appear outside a shop, beside a bicycle, and at an apartment entrance. The green helmet, tan coat, and blue bag remain the same. This limited variation makes it easier to see whether the identity is stable before introducing a new outfit or complex action. Record any intended exception. If the third image removes the helmet indoors, say so in the scene note and preserve another identifying cue, such as the coat or hairstyle. A deliberate change can make sense to a viewer when the context supports it. An unexplained change leaves them guessing. After the series is readable, consider wider variations one at a time. The principle is not to freeze every detail forever; it is to understand what each change communicates and which remaining features keep the character recognizable. Keep episode variations in their own category Make Love, Not Warcraft is the story behind the South Park World of Warcraft connection. The boys' game characters are repeatedly killed by a powerful player, and Cartman leads a plan to build the group's strength. The resulting episode appearance differs from their ordinary portraits. In the computer-lab frame, familiar clothing connects those altered figures to the cast. Kyle keeps green headwear, Kenny the orange hood, and Stan his blue-and-red cap. Cartman appears in a red jacket without the usual cap. These are contextual variations, not a requirement that every reference look identical. For a South Park maker series, label an intentional appearance change and preserve the cues that still identify the subject. Comparing a standard Cartman South Park portrait with this frame shows why continuity means an understandable relationship between versions, rather than complete visual sameness. To develop a new character for a visual series, try South Park Character Creator. --- # Pimento: How to Evaluate a Visual Creative Workflow Canonical page: https://kize.ai/blog/pimento Pimento is a visual creative platform, and evaluating it starts with the job you need done: exploring an art direction, producing campaign assets, or making a finished video. Those tasks need different evidence. A compelling concept image can communicate a campaign idea without proving that a tool can animate it or reproduce a particular performance. This guide offers a practical evaluation framework for image-and-video creators. It is an editorial analysis of public product information, not a hands-on Pimento benchmark. Kize is a separate service; this article does not imply a Pimento integration. What Pimento's public materials can tell you Pimento's agency page describes brand-oriented visual creation. Its animation education page discusses concept development and storyboards. That makes art-direction research a more useful starting point than assuming every AI platform offers the same video controls. These pages explain intended workflows. They do not establish current account access, pricing, export limits, or the availability of an individual feature. Check the live service before making a purchase or committing a production schedule. A search result for the word “pimento” can also refer to food; use the product's domain when checking an AI claim. Build a brief that survives a tool change Separate the creative decision from a vendor's interface. Save a short document with five fields: subject, composition, palette, lighting, and deliverable. Keep reference images you are permitted to use alongside it. For an imaginary reusable water bottle campaign, a useful brief could read: > One matte green bottle on a pale stone counter. Soft morning light from the left. Leave the upper-right quarter uncluttered for a headline added later. Show the bottle upright with its cap attached. Produce a still concept first; plan a slow camera move only after the composition is approved. This is an illustrative brief, not a tested prompt. It is useful because each sentence defines something a reviewer can check. “Make a beautiful premium ad” leaves almost every decision open. Keep packaging text and logos in a separate review step. A concept can look attractive while changing the cap, silhouette, or label. If an asset is intended to represent a real product, compare it with the approved reference before publishing. Evaluate a still and a video separately Review question Still-image decision Video decision Is the product recognizable? Compare outline and label placement Check that they remain stable over time Is there room for a headline? Inspect the intended crop Check whether movement enters that space Does the lighting fit the brief? Judge direction and contrast Watch for flicker or changing shadows Is it ready for delivery? Confirm dimensions and file type Also confirm duration, sound, and playback Our analysis is that approving the still before adding movement creates a clearer review process. It separates an art-direction disagreement from an animation problem. This is a production recommendation, not a measured claim that it saves a particular percentage of time or credits. Bring the brief into Kize The Kize homepage provides image and video creation controls. Use the model and input mode actually shown there. Review its credit estimate before submitting; this guide does not promise free generation or identical results to Pimento. Start with one deliverable. If the image captures the approved composition, write a second brief for the desired motion. Do not assume that a still-generation model also produces video, or that an uploaded reference automatically locks product identity. For a small team, maintain a simple review record: input file, prompt, selected settings, output, and rejection reason. Change one meaningful variable between attempts. That makes the next decision explainable even when different tools are involved. When this approach is useful Use this framework when a campaign needs visual exploration and the team has not yet agreed on its look. If the requirement is precise product photography, exact branded typography, or a fully synchronized performance, define those acceptance criteria before choosing a tool. The useful comparison is whether the output meets the brief, not whether two interfaces both carry an AI label.