Batch Generate AI Videos and Animated Transitions on Layer (Flatten Node, Prompt Edit, Save Output)

Visit https://bit.ly/4beMlk7 f you're ready to start building automated AI workflows today! In this advanced Layer Workflows tutorial, VP of Product Alex from Layer.ai demonstrates how to use existing image compositions to create dynamic, moving video assets at scale, showing how to "operationalize your videos". This video shows how to: -Begin with a Composition node that outputs a two-dimensional composition, saving it as a square, a portrait, and a landscape asset. -Introduce a new Flatten utility node which is required to convert a layered asset (like an image composition node) into a single PNG image because the Video Generator V3.1 cannot ingest a layered asset. -Use the Video Generator V3.1 node to generate four distinct, 6-second landscape videos (1920x1080) based on four first frames. -Use the Prompt Edit node to create a modified version of the flattened image (e.g., "decayed and falling apart"). -Set up a video to transition from a "decayed" first frame to the original "put together state of the last image," using a shimmery magical filter. -Note that generating four 6-second landscape videos costs 108 units. -Utilize the Save Output node to collect every output intended to be displayed to the customer after a workflow runs. -This workflow is ideal for creating animated transitions and generating a high volume of diverse video concepts for user acquisition campaigns, allowing you to create dynamic assets where the AI model translates a decayed first frame into the final original image.