One Japanese i2v prompt turns still images into paper-cut style motion graphics
Hailuo_AI · x · 2026-09-08
A Japanese creator showed a low-cost video trick: feed an i2v model a single Japanese prompt asking to decompose image objects into detailed 2D layers and rotate them in 3D, then stitch the generated clips into a paper-cut style motion graphic. Made with Hailuo, with the full prompt shared for anyone to reproduce.
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