Kaiber AI VIDEO generator REVIEW and TUTORIAL
TLDRThe video script introduces Kaiba, an AI tool used for creating animated videos from images. The user shares their experience with the platform, highlighting its ease of use, the variety of plans available, and the unique features of each tool, such as flipbook, motion, and transform. The process of creating a video is detailed, from uploading media and setting prompts to adjusting video settings and generating the final product. The user also mentions their typical workflow, combining Kaiba with other AI tools like Mid Journey for images and Mubert for music, to create engaging, music-reactive videos.
Takeaways
- π The speaker introduces themselves as 'th' and expresses their interest in experimenting with various AI technologies, specifically mentioning Kaiba as their current tool of choice for creating moving images.
- π Kaiba is primarily used for generating AI videos, and it's one among many tools that utilize St diffusion in the background for image generation, each offering unique features.
- π₯ Getting started with Kaiba is simple, via their website, by signing up for a free trial or using an existing Google or Apple account. Initially, 60 credits are offered, but this may vary and could be subject to change.
- π° Kaiba offers different subscription plans, including a basic $5/month plan, a Pro Plan with additional features, and an Artist Plan with beta access benefits.
- πΌοΈ The website's interface is straightforward, with a gallery for viewing creations, a video section for managing one's own videos, and an account area for checking credits and plan details.
- π¬ The 'plus create video' button is the starting point for video creation, with three options: flip book, motion, and transform, each with its own capabilities and credit costs.
- πΈ Flip book is the speaker's preferred option, allowing for up to 8-minute video generation, and it has a built-in image generation feature based on stable diffusion.
- π₯ The motion option is in beta and has recently been updated to offer expanded capabilities, including audio reactivity.
- π Transform allows the user to alter an existing video while retaining certain aspects, such as movement and characters.
- π The video generation process involves uploading media, specifying the prompt, choosing video settings like duration, aspect ratio, camera movement, and more, and finally creating the video, which can take some time depending on the video length and features.
- ποΈ Users can download, upscale, or share their videos depending on their subscription plan, and they have the option to regenerate the video or edit the prompt for better results.
Q & A
What is the main purpose of the tool Kaiba?
-Kaiba is primarily used for creating AI-generated videos. It offers various options like flipbook, motion, and transform to bring images to life through movement and animation.
How does one sign up for Kaiba?
-To sign up for Kaiba, users can visit their website and click on the 'start free trial' button, entering their details or signing up with an existing Google or Apple account.
What are the different plans available for Kaiba users?
-Kaiba offers three different plans: a monthly plan, an annual plan, and various paid plans with different credit allocations. The cheapest plan is currently $5 per month and is available only on a monthly basis.
What are the unique features of the flipbook option in Kaiba?
-The flipbook option allows users to generate videos up to 8 minutes long, making it the longest duration option available on Kaiba. It also supports text-to-video generation using its built-in image generation based on stable diffusion.
How does the motion option in Kaiba work?
-The motion option is a feature that is currently in beta mode. It expands on the capabilities of the tool by allowing users to create videos that are audio-reactive, meaning the video movement and transformations can respond to the audio used.
What is the transform option in Kaiba?
-The transform option enables users to take an existing video and transform it into something new while retaining certain aspects of the original, such as movement, objects, and characters.
What are the steps to create a video in Kaiba?
-To create a video in Kaiba, users first select a creation method (flipbook, motion, or transform), upload media if desired, enter a prompt, choose video settings like duration, aspect ratio, and camera movement, and then create or add more scenes before finally generating the video.
How does Kaiba handle video resolution and upscaling?
-Kaiba creates videos at a default resolution of 720p. Users can choose to upscale their videos to 1080p or 4K resolution for additional credits, depending on their plan.
Can users regenerate a video if they are not satisfied with the outcome?
-Yes, users have the option to regenerate their video with the same settings or go back into the prompt editor to tweak their prompt for another attempt at video generation.
How does Kaiba's gallery feature work?
-The gallery on Kaiba's website is a curated space where users can view creations made by others. However, as of the time of the video, users cannot like or interact with the videos of others within the gallery.
What is the role of audio in Kaiba-generated videos?
-Audio plays a significant role in Kaiba-generated videos, especially with the motion option which is audio-reactive. Users can also use AI-generated music from other tools like Mubert to create videos that pulse on beat with the music.
Outlines
π Introduction to AI and Kaiba
The speaker introduces themselves and their interest in experimenting with various AI technologies. They express a desire to explore different AI tools beyond their usual focus on mid Journey, highlighting Kaiba as the first tool to discuss in their new series. Kaiba is described as a tool used to animate images, and while not the only one of its kind, it stands out due to its long-term use by the speaker. The speaker mentions that most similar tools rely on St diffusion for image generation but each offers unique features. They then guide the audience on how to get started with Kaiba, including signing up on the website, the availability of a free trial, and the different paid plans offered.
π¨ Customizing Videos with Kaiba
The speaker delves into the specifics of using Kaiba for video creation. They explain the different options available for generating videos, such as flip book, motion, and transform, with a preference for the flip book method due to its versatility and longer video generation capability. The speaker also discusses the recent updates to the motion option, which now includes audio reactivity. The process of creating a video is outlined, from selecting the type of video to setting up the prompt with various options like style, text, and camera movement. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the video settings and the impact of source media on these settings. They also mention the ability to add more scenes and the default 720p resolution of the videos, with the option to upgrade to higher resolutions for additional credits.
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Keywords
π‘AI
π‘Kaiba
π‘Stable Diffusion
π‘Flipbook
π‘Mid Journey
π‘Pro Plan
π‘Transform
π‘Video Generation
π‘Audio Reactivity
π‘Upscaling
Highlights
The speaker introduces themselves and their interest in experimenting with various AI technologies.
The speaker expresses their desire to explore AI tools beyond mid Journey and plans to create a series about it.
Kaiba is highlighted as a preferred tool for making images move, based on St diffusion background.
The process of signing up for Kaiba is described as straightforward, with a free trial option and alternative sign-up methods.
Upon signing up, users receive 60 credits for free, but this may vary and could be subject to change.
Kaiba offers three different paid plans, with varying credits and features, including the ability to generate longer videos and upscale them.
The website's menu is not complex, with a gallery to view creations and a video section to manage user-generated content.
The 'plus create video' button is the starting point for AI video creation, offering three distinct options: flip book, motion, and transform.
Flip book is the speaker's favorite option, allowing video generation up to 8 minutes long.
Kaiba's built-in image generation is based on stable diffusion, enabling text-to-video capabilities.
The motion option is undergoing development, with a new version in beta mode that expands its capabilities and reacts to audio.
The transform option allows the transformation of existing videos while retaining certain aspects of the original.
The video generation process involves uploading media, specifying a prompt, and adjusting video settings like duration and camera movement.
The Evolve setting controls the deviation of the video from the first scene, and the boomerang option creates a reverse effect at the halfway point.
Users can add multiple scenes to their video with seamless transitions and modify settings for each scene.
Videos are created at 720p resolution by default, with the option to upscale for additional credits.
The speaker combines Kaiba with mid journey images and mubert-generated music to create videos that pulse with the beat.
The speaker invites viewers to share their experiences with Kaiba and expresses interest in exploring more AI tools.