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I have a template on Freepik Spaces! Create consistent sequential shots from a single image and one click. The workflow is powered by Google Nano Banana Pro, and gives you control over where a story can go. Here's a very quick example, full tutorial on the way!

Jerrod Lew

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11,292 views • 10 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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MayorkingAI10 months ago

@martinleblanc This is great, well done Jerrod

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

@martinleblanc Thank you!

Marius Serban10 months ago

Thanks for the template, Jerrod! Can I start from an image I already have rather than from text-to-image?

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

Yep absolutely!!

Marius Serban10 months ago

Awesome. Thanks! Trying it now but Nano Banana Pro on Freepik is currently painfully slow...

Juanes10 months ago

@jerrod_lew At least it is loading for you. Mine literally won’t. Thanks @freepik

Marius Serban10 months ago

@_juanes013_ @jerrod_lew @freepik It actually worked for the first picture, and that's it. It stopped working, so no images were created in the last 10 minutes :(

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

@_juanes013_ @freepik In the Discord a few people are giving similar feedback about generation errors, Freepik are normally quite quick to get on it!

AirOneWan10 months ago

Sounds great, can't wait for it!

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

It's already available!

Rodrigo Alessander10 months ago

não entendi nada

victorbonafonte10 months ago

thanks for this Jerrod!

🏆Wolf Mike Mozart🏆AI World Builder🏆10 months ago

It’s so easy!!! Thanks @jerrod_lew

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

Yess! A really simple flow but I think can be helpful!

Magnific10 months ago

We’ve been loving it since day one 🥹

⭕ AI & Design (Marco)10 months ago

This looks very cool!

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

The legends at Freepik have been so supportive, it's great.

Pierre Lamarre10 months ago

Great work Jerrod! Love the vibe.

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

Thank you, Pierre!

Pierre Lamarre10 months ago

Of course, well deserved my friend! Thank you very much for the follow, it's super appreciated.

chriscapelyt10 months ago

What’s it called? I’ve only searched your name on Freepik but nothing comes up.

𝐙𝐞𝐧𝐠 💜10 months ago

Wow. A template on Freepik Spaces. Nice

K10 months ago

This one is cool

AI_Dreamcast10 months ago

great job @jerrod_lew

Divyansh Chauhan10 months ago

Yep this is useful. I created a dedicated platform to allow creators to create video films with consistent characters and assets, with simple idea prompts. The videos are pretty good!

Jerrod Lew10 months ago

Awesome stuff!

Himanshu Kumar10 months ago

I've created consistent image sequences, single image, it's efficient.

Roman10 months ago

waiting

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