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Photo to Motion Studio App Guide

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Photo to Motion Studio App Guide

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Opal Prompt:

Create a dedicated image animation app named "Photo to Motion Studio".

The app should have a simple, step-by-step vertical layout that guides the user through
the process.

1. Step 1: Upload Image

• At the very top, there should be a large file upload area. It should be clearly
labeled: "Upload Your Starting Image (JPG or PNG)".

2. Step 2: Describe Animation

• Directly below the image uploader, add a large text area labeled: "Animation
Instructions".

• The placeholder text inside this box should guide the user, saying: "Describe how
you want to animate the image. For example: 'Make the waterfall move and add a
subtle mist effect,' or 'Slowly zoom in on the person's face and make them
blink.'".

3. Generate Button

• Below the instructions box, add a prominent button labeled "Animate Image".

When the user clicks the "Animate Image" button, the app must perform the following
action:

• Take the uploaded image and the animation instructions from the text box and
send them to the Veo-3 model to generate a video.

Output:

• Once the video is generated, display it in a video player below the "Animate
Image" button.

• Add a "Download Video" button directly underneath the player.

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