Make Videos with Midjourney: Bring Your Images to Life

Big news is here for anyone interested in AI video creation. Midjourney has launched version one of its video generator. This tool is available on the official Midjourney website and open to everyone.

Midjourney has always stated its long-term aim is to build immersive 3D worlds. The first step was images, which we have used for years. Now, they have taken a big step forward with video. Let's see how you can make videos using Midjourney.

Beginning Your Video Journey in Midjourney

The process of making a video in Midjourney starts with an image. You can create this image directly in Midjourney or upload one from your personal computer. This image-first method is good because it gives you a lot of say over the final video.

From Still Images to Moving Scenes

Once you have your image, you will find animation options. Midjourney offers several ways to create your video:

• Auto: Midjourney will automatically create a prompt for your video to describe how things move.

• Manual: You type in your own prompt to guide the video's motion.

Next, you pick the type of movement you want:

[LI]Low Motion: The camera generally stays in one place, but your subject can still move.[/LI>

[LI]High Motion: Both the camera and the subject often move.[/LI]

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After selecting your options, your video jobs are sent. To see the results, you go to the "create" tab. Four videos are made for each chosen option. For example, if you chose both low and high motion, you would get four low motion videos and four high motion videos. These videos typically take about a minute to generate.

[P]For those looking to create many videos or manage complex projects, the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT can help streamline your workflow. It's designed to make your creative process much simpler.[/P>

Extending and Customizing Your New Videos

Once your video is ready, you can often extend it. You can do this up to four times, with each extension adding five seconds to the video's length. You can also change the prompt when you extend the video to add new elements. For example, you might extend a video of dancing vegetables to add a cat running across the screen.

Using Your Own Images

Midjourney also lets you upload your own images to start a video. There is no limit to the ideas you can explore. Simply drag your image to the prompt bar, and then you can add more prompt text or adjust settings like motion (for instance, setting it to "high" for a fly-through an abstract landscape). While the video processes, you get a preview of each new frame.

Understanding Costs and Visual Freedom

So, what does making videos cost? Midjourney says that generating a video costs about eight times as much as generating an image. This is a very good price. They mentioned that the cost might change in the future, but they seemed positive that it could even go down.

What is great about this tool is the wide range of styles it handles. People used to say Midjourney had a specific look, but that has changed with new features like SREFs and personalization. The visual options are endless, and it is exciting to apply all these styles to video now.

[P]Get more out of your Midjourney experience. Explore how the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT can assist with batch processing and more.[/P>

Midjourney's video tool is just getting started, and there will be more guides and demonstrations in the future. It is a big step forward for AI art and creativity.

Ready to make your Midjourney videos even better? Check out the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT to improve your creative flow today!