Welcome to the new era of video creation! SeaArt Flow 2.0 is a revolutionary AI tool that transforms your text prompts or static images into dynamic, high-quality videos—with sound.
Imagine the grand scenes, delicate emotions, and vivid stories that once lived only in your mind—now brought to life through a few simple prompts. With SeaArt Flow 2.0, the once complex and time-consuming video production process becomes fast, effortless, and accessible. Now, anyone can create cinematic magic in just a few taps.
I. Discover SeaArt Flow 2.0: Making Video Creation Effortless
Introduction: What Is SeaArt Flow 2.0?
SeaArt Flow 2.0 is a next-generation AI video tool with two powerful core features: Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video. Whether you're crafting a scene from scratch with just words or breathing life into a static image, SeaArt Flow 2.0 empowers you to create stunning, high-definition videos with ease.
Core Highlight: A Revolution in Native Audio-Video Synchronization
What truly sets SeaArt Flow 2.0 apart is its ability to generate videos with native audio output. That means your video can include fully synchronized dialogue, precise ambient sounds, and emotionally rich background music—right out of the box. From the bustling noise of a cityscape to intimate character conversations, SeaArt Flow 2.0 delivers immersive audiovisual storytelling without the need for post-production.
II. Unlock the Magic: A Deep Dive Into SeaArt Flow 2.0's Core Features
SeaArt Flow 2.0 empowers your creativity with a suite of powerful features designed to bring your ideas to life.
1. Native Audio-Video Synchronization: What You See Is What You Hear
Say goodbye to time-consuming post-production! SeaArt Flow 2.0 intelligently generates synchronized dialogue, voice-overs, ambient sounds, and mood-fitting background music—all in one go, based on your prompts. With advanced lip-sync accuracy and realistic sound design that mimics real-world physics, your videos will feel more lifelike and immersive than ever.
Prompt Formula (Audio Section):
Audio: {Dialogue: "Character A: [line]", "Character B: [line]"; Ambient Sound: [description]; Background Music: [description]; Emotion: [description]}
Example 1: Busy Subway Scene
Prompt: Scene: A packed subway car during the morning rush hour, doors tightly closed. Audio: {Ambient Sound: rumbling train, murmuring passengers, muffled station announcements}. Camera: Static medium shot. Style: Realistic.
Example 2: Anime Dialogue Scene
Prompt: Scene: By the classroom window, bathed in sunset light. Characters: Two anime-style schoolboys. Audio: {Dialogue: "Red-haired boy: Let's catch the mecha anime premiere!", "Glasses boy: Sure!"; Ambient Sound: summer cicadas on campus; Background Music: lighthearted school theme}. Camera: Medium shot. Style: Japanese anime. Duration: 7 seconds.
2. Advanced Prompt Understanding & Style Control: Capture Your Vision With Precision
SeaArt Flow 2.0 excels at interpreting advanced, narrative-rich prompts with impressive accuracy. It supports multi-language input, allowing you to describe your vision naturally in everyday language—whether in Chinese, English, or other major languages, the AI will do its best to understand and execute your ideas. Even more exciting is its "precise style control" capability. By uploading a reference image, you can guide the AI to generate videos in a specific artistic style, perfectly aligned with your creative intent.
Prompt Formula (Style Section):
Style: [Description of artistic style]; Reference image style (if uploaded): [Dominant style of the uploaded image]
Example 1: Sci-Fi Visual Style
Prompt: Scene: A futuristic city with reflective organic chrome structures and a rainbow-colored sky, suspended alien planets overhead. Action: Camera tracks a robotic bee and zooms in. Audio: {Ambient Sound: sci-fi city ambiance, bee buzzing; Background Music: electronic sci-fi theme}. Camera: Fast tracking, push-in close-up. Style: Cinematic sci-fi.
Example 2: Specific Anime Style (Ghibli-Inspired)
Prompt: Scene: A summer afternoon on a grassy field with green mountains and white clouds in the distance. Character: A *** in a straw hat chasing butterflies. Audio: {Ambient Sound: wind blowing, cicadas chirping, girl giggling; Background Music: piano music in the style of Joe Hisaishi}. Camera: Wide shot with rear tracking. Style: Ghibli animation, warm and healing.
3. Precise Camera Control & Motion Simulation: Cinematic Moves at Your Command
Just like a director, you can specify a variety of professional camera movements through prompts—panning, zooming, dolly shots, and more—to create dynamic perspectives and smooth cinematic transitions. The model excels at generating realistic, coherent object motions as well.
Prompt Formula (Camera & Motion Section):
Camera: [Movement style, e.g., slow pan from left to right, quick zoom into close-up]; Object Motion: [Character A running, falling leaves drifting]
Example 1: Dancing Koalas
Prompt: Scene: Neon-lit urban street dance stage. Characters: Two anthropomorphic koalas in a street dance battle. Action: Dancing in sync with hip-hop beats. Audio: {Ambient Sound: cheering crowd, beat sounds; Background Music: hip-hop dance track}. Camera: Slow-motion close-up on dance moves. Style: Urban cartoon.
Example 2: Anime Flight Chase
Prompt: Scene: Nighttime city skyscrapers. Characters: A mechanical-winged girl chased by drones. Action: High-speed flying with evasive maneuver. Audio: {Ambient Sound: wind rushing, lasers, explosions; Background Music: intense electronic battle music}. Camera: Fast tracking shots with multiple angle switches to emphasize speed. Style: Sci-fi battle anime.
4. Character & Scene Consistency: Stable Rendering Across Frames
Maintain visual consistency for characters, outfits, and scene elements across multiple video frames to ensure a coherent and polished viewing experience.
Core Technique: The key to maintaining consistency is to describe important characters or elements "in as much detail as possible—and to repeat those same descriptions in all related scenes".
III. Mastering SeaArt Flow 2.0: Practical Guide to Its Two Core Features
SeaArt Flow 2.0 offers two main creative paths:
Feature 1: Text-to-Video – Turning Words Into Cinematic Reality
Basic Steps:
1. Ideate and Plan: Clearly outline your video's core concept, scenes, characters, actions, emotions, visual style, and sound design.
2. Write Prompts: Enter detailed and accurate descriptions into the input box.
3. Generate and Iterate: Tap "Create," review the results, refine your prompts, and repeat the process until you achieve your desired outcome.
Prompt Writing Golden Rule (Comprehensive Formula):
Scene: [Environment; Time; Atmosphere] + Characters: [Number, Appearance; Outfit; Distinct Features] + Action: [Character Behavior; Object Movement] + Lighting: [Light Source; Effects; Shadows] + Audio: [See previous section] + Camera: [Camera Movement; Angle; Framing] + Style: [Art Style; Emotional Tone]
Featured Prompt Example:
Magical Girl Transformation in Anime Style:
Scene: An abandoned factory at night, illuminated by moonlight. Character: A *** schoolgirl with a fearful yet determined expression. Action: A dark energy entity emerges; the girl raises a pink star-shaped pendant. Audio: {Ambient Sound: Wind, scraping metal; Dialogue: "Girl: To protect them… Starlight, grant me your power!"; Background Music: Intro to a magical girl transformation theme}. Camera: Mid-shot pushing in on the pendant, then circling around the girl. Style: Japanese magical girl anime.
Feature 2: Image-to-Video – Bring Static Images to Life
Core Concept: Use a static image as the starting point, and guide the AI with prompts to add motion, scene expansion, style transformation, or audio elements.
Basic Steps:
1. Select a Source Image: Upload a high-quality image with a clear subject.
2. Write a Guiding Prompt: Describe how you want the image to "come alive" — include details like object motion, camera movement, style transitions, or audio layers.
3. Generate and Adjust: Tap "Create." The AI will generate a video based on your image and prompt. Multiple iterations may be needed for optimal results.
Key Prompt Elements for Image-to-Video:
Describe Motion (Core): Clearly specify which elements in the image should move and how.
Specify Style Evolution (Optional): If the desired video style differs from the original image, describe it explicitly.
Add Audio Elements: Same structure as in Text-to-Video prompts.
Control the Camera (If Needed): You can apply cinematic movements like zoom, pan, tilt, or dolly.
Prompt Formula (Image-to-Video):
Source Image + Dynamic Effects: [What element A does or how element B changes] + Scene Extension (Optional): [Description] + Style Transition (Optional): [Description] + Audio: [Description] + Camera: [Description]
Prompt Examples:
1. Flowing Landscape (Based on a Snowy Mountain Scene Photo):
Dynamic Effects: Flowing clouds, shifting light and shadow over the mountains, gently swaying pine branches. Audio: {Ambient sounds: wind, birdsong; Background music: soothing ambient track}. Camera: Slow pan from left to right. Style: Photorealistic, cinematic.
2. Character Facial Animation (Based on an Anime Portrait):
Dynamic Effects: Girl blinks and smiles softly, cherry blossoms fall, hair gently sways. Audio: {Ambient sounds: wind, falling petals; Background music: warm Japanese-style piano}. Camera: Static, focused on face and blossoms. Style: Romantic Japanese anime style.
IV. Advanced Technique: Crafting Multi-Shot Narratives & Character Consistency
Core Challenge: Maintaining consistency remains a challenge when generating longer videos or multi-shot narratives. Each video clip has a fixed duration limit of 8 seconds.
Practical Strategies:
1. Highly Detailed Character/Scene Descriptions (For Multi-Shot):
In each shot, describe the core character and scene elements "in extremely detailed and consistent terms".
Formula Emphasis (Character Consistency):
Shot N Character Description = [Exactly the same detailed description as in Shot 1] + [Unique action/expression/state for this shot]
2. Scripted Multi-Shot Narrative:
Break down your story into several logically connected short scenes, and write prompts for each one separately.
3. The Art of Post-Editing:
Import the generated short clips into your preferred video editing software (such as SeaArt's Video Edit). In post-editing, stitch the clips together, rearrange the sequence, add transitions, and design unified or layered audio (sound effects and background music) to achieve narrative coherence and artistic finesse. Treat AI generation as the process of collecting "high-quality raw materials", and use manual editing to craft a polished final story.
Example: Multi-Shot Anime Character Adventure
Story Summary: A brave anime swordswoman ventures into a cursed forest in search of a healing herb.
Shot 1 – Entering the Forest
Scene: Dusk, entrance to a dark and ancient forest. Character: 16-year-old silver-haired swordswoman "Elia" with a high ponytail, wearing deep blue light armor and carrying a slender sword; expression alert and determined. Action: She draws her sword and steps into the forest. Audio: {Environmental sounds: crows cawing, wind rustling, sword unsheathing; Background music: suspenseful adventure strings}. Camera: Medium shot from behind, following her at a slightly lowered angle. Style: Serious fantasy anime.
Shot 2 – Hearing the Whispers
Scene: Deep in the forest, with twisted trees and thin fog. Character: Same silver-haired swordswoman Elia, now more alert. Action: Tilts her head to listen, frowns slightly, holds her sword defensively and scans her surroundings. Audio: {Environmental sounds: vague whispers, snapping branches, tense breathing; Background music: intensified suspense with low drumbeats}. Camera: Close-up on her face, then cuts to POV sweeping view. Style: Serious fantasy anime, tense and mysterious.
V. SeaArt Flow 2.0 Tips for Success
- Be Bold and Experimental: Even small prompt tweaks can produce big surprises.
- Use Reference Images Wisely: Upload images to help the AI better control visual style.
- Start Simple, Go Deeper: Begin with easy scenes, then gradually explore complex storytelling.
- Iterate for Perfection: Don't hesitate to revise your prompts and regenerate multiple times.
- Mind Subtitle Compatibility: Flow 2.0 may occasionally produce inaccurate or mismatched text when rendering subtitles or dialogue.
- Watch for Audio Overlap: In dialogue-heavy scenes, slight overlaps in voice tracks can occur. Adjust dialogue pacing in your prompts or fix in post-editing if needed.
- Learn and Share: Stay updated with official releases and engage with the community to grow together.
Happy Creating!
