The video highlights 15 impressive new features added to the Open Art platform, designed to make filmmaking and creative projects more convenient and all-in-one. The creator emphasizes how these updates enhance the user experience, making it easier to start and complete projects. Many of these features are long-awaited toolsets or improvements that have been integrated since the last major update. The video focuses on showcasing these tools without going too deep into tutorials, aiming to inform viewers about the platform’s expanding capabilities.
One of the key updates is in the music video and lip-sync sections, where users can now save characters they create and are no longer restricted to the original outfit in the source photo. Advanced options include adding B-roll shots, syncing video cuts to music beats, and built-in captions. The platform offers multiple image and lip-sync models, including a highly praised Open Art lip-sync model that delivers excellent results at a reasonable cost. Additionally, a one-take style feature has been introduced for narrative videos, allowing scenes to flow continuously without multiple cuts.
The image section has also seen significant improvements, including the addition of the Reeve model, which is notable for its lack of censorship around celebrities, enabling more dynamic scene creation. A standout feature is the new camera angle control, which allows users to rotate images and change perspectives with high resolution, adding depth and realism to videos. This feature works seamlessly with video models like Cling 2.1, enabling smooth camera movements around characters. Users can also grab frames from existing videos to use as start or end frames in new sequences, enhancing continuity and creative control.
Video editing capabilities have expanded with tools like video upscaling using Topaz technology, which supports up to 4K resolution and frame interpolation up to 120 frames per second. Users can restyle videos with various artistic effects and extend clips by adding new actions or time. The platform now includes motion sync video, allowing users to drive character movements using their own body and face, similar to Runway Act 2 but with more flexibility. Lip-sync models have been diversified, offering options like Omnihuman 1.5, Hedra, and Creatify Aurora, each with different strengths and pricing.
Finally, the audio section offers powerful text-to-speech options, including access to 11 Labs’ realistic voice models and a one-shot voice cloner that lets users clone their own voice from a short audio sample. This feature includes emotional control sliders, enabling users to adjust the tone of the generated speech, such as making it sound angry or surprised. Overall, the video encourages creatives to explore Open Art as a comprehensive platform that consolidates many AI creative tools, potentially reducing the need for multiple subscriptions. The creator invites viewers to subscribe to the channel for ongoing updates about AI creative technologies.
