For the Khaneh store, start with a product image, then explore motion and shot planning. Find image, video, and storyboard workflows in Faiber App.
An illustrative concept for this walkthrough. This page does not run an image model.
Use these requests as a starting point. Compare results with the real product so its shape, color, and features remain accurate.
Choose an image model and settings. Reference images and editing require compatible models. Review outputs and follow versions in project history.
“A green ceramic vase on a light table, soft side lighting, simple background; preserve the product.”
Supported models can use text or an initial image for video generation. Duration, quality, and motion controls depend on the model and available resources.
“A slow camera move toward the product. Keep the vase shape and color consistent.”
Plan shot order and descriptions in the storyboard workflow. Editing, timeline, and export are in development; check your installed release.
“Three shots: a table in morning light, a close-up of ceramic texture, then the vase beside a lamp.”
Available capabilities depend on your app release, selected model, and execution resources. Review quality and details before choosing an output to publish.
Explore published releasesCheck support for references, video, and the controls you need.
Local models need suitable memory and hardware; review cloud costs before running.
Check capacity and the original location of your media.
Inspect product accuracy, quality, aspect ratio, and the final file.
Prepare a reference, a clear description, and a specific goal. Then explore the release that fits your device.