Free Image to Video (freeimagetovideo)
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Details for Free Image to Video
Package name
- freeimagetovideo
License
- MIT
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- Today - latest/stable
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Image to video and text to video AI CLI, clips with sound
Free image to video AI with no daily cap: start with no sign-up, keep going on a free account. Every video comes with sound and no watermark. This is the official command-line tool for Free Image to Video (freeimagetovideo.ai): type a prompt, or pass a photo to use as the first frame, and get back the URL of the finished clip.
freeimagetovideo "a paper lantern drifting over a night river" freeimagetovideo -image https://example.com/statue.jpg "the camera slowly orbits the statue" freeimagetovideo -o duration=10 -o resolution=768p -o aspect_ratio=9:16 "a fox in fresh snow" freeimagetovideo -credits
Set FREEIMAGETOVIDEO_API_KEY to a key from https://freeimagetovideo.ai/settings/apikeys. API runs need a paid plan: each run draws on the plan's full-speed allowance, then waits in the relaxed queue. Model: MiniMax H3; 4 to 15 seconds, 480p or 768p, 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
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