ai-video-generation
Generate AI Videos with 40+ Models
Also available from: inference-sh
Creating professional videos requires expensive software and editing skills. This skill provides instant access to 40+ AI video models through simple CLI commands for content creation.
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Using "ai-video-generation". Generate a timelapse video of flowers blooming in a garden
Expected outcome:
Video file (MP4, 5 seconds, 720p) showing accelerated flower blooming sequence with natural lighting changes
Using "ai-video-generation". Animate this landscape photo with flowing water and moving clouds
Expected outcome:
Animated video (MP4, 8 seconds) with natural water flow motion and cloud movement while keeping foreground elements stable
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Low RiskStatic analysis flagged 65 patterns, but all are false positives from documentation content. The external_commands detections (43 locations) are CLI usage examples in markdown, not executable code. Network detections (19 URLs) are documentation links. The skill restricts bash access to infsh commands only via allowed-tools directive. One low-severity finding for curl-to-shell installation pattern in documentation, which is standard practice with checksum verification.
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What You Can Build
Social Media Content Creation
Marketing teams create engaging video content for social platforms without video production expertise or equipment.
Product Demo Videos
E-commerce businesses generate product showcase videos from images and descriptions for online stores.
Explainer Video Production
Educators and trainers create animated explainer videos with AI avatars for online courses and tutorials.
Try These Prompts
Generate a 5-second video of a drone flying over a mountain landscape at sunset with cinematic lighting
Animate this portrait image by adding subtle head movement and blinking. Use Wan 2.5 for natural motion.
Create a talking avatar video using this headshot and audio file. The avatar should lip-sync naturally to the speech with appropriate facial expressions.
Generate a product demo video: first create the base video from my script, add foley sound effects matching the scene, upscale to 1080p, then merge with an intro clip using fade transition.
Best Practices
- Write specific, descriptive prompts including lighting, camera angle, and motion details for better results
- Start with shorter duration videos to test prompts before generating longer content
- Use image-to-video when you need consistent character or scene appearance across multiple videos
Avoid
- Avoid vague prompts like make a cool video without specific visual details
- Do not expect photorealistic human faces - current models may produce artifacts
- Avoid requesting copyrighted characters or celebrity likenesses in generated videos