New Trending 3D Animat Editing Mobile in Alight motion instagram trending video editing reel 194

First, look at these two most trending videos; one features Lord Krishna and the other features Lord Venkateswara Swamy, both look very amazing. Especially, they are in 3D, and now I will simply explain how to make them. I also posted a demo on Instagram, and many people asked for a tutorial and the project file.

This process is a 50-50 split, meaning you have to do 50% of the editing yourself, and the remaining 50% relies on these generated photos or videos. If you watch until the end, both boys and girls can easily try this out. Let’s start the editing now; if you like it, please hit like for support, and I will clear all maximum doubts.

First, I will open and show you the project I am providing you, which is an Alight Motion project. We need to edit on our own up to the 16-second mark. After those 16 seconds, I have created a few videos, and showing them to you will clear your doubts. For example, these are the videos, and I will also explain how to generate them.

It is important to know what to do up to 16 seconds. In the beginning, there is a person standing, and Lord Krishna is in front of him. We need to generate a few photos like this from opposite and up-and-down angles. Generating these photos is very simple. I will give you Prompt 1, Prompt 2, and Prompt 3 in order; just follow the steps I tell you, and at the end, we will also generate the AI video.

You will get the exact same outfit that I used, using your own photo, whether you are a man or a woman. First, I am copying Prompt Number One. Copy it first, and then we will open ChatGPT. I have provided one of my photos in the description, which is very important as a reference image, so please download it. Add that reference image, and then text “This is image reference” and send it.

After sending it, click the plus icon below, go to media, and add your normal photo—whether you are a girl or a boy. Then, paste the prompt copied earlier. Set the aspect ratio size to 9:16 below because it looks good in full screen.

Sometimes, the dress color from your uploaded photo turns out well, while other times it picks up my dress color. So when you do this, keep an eye on it. If you need to change the dress color, you can change it directly within this text prompt; it’s not a big deal, just look and adjust. After that, let’s send it to generate the photo.

It has successfully generated my photo with the same nice dress color, which is exactly what we need, so download this first photo while it loads. After downloading it, copy Prompt Number Two, which is available in both Telugu and English. It is a very short prompt to get the exact same continuation style, so copy and paste it.

I am sending it now, look. Let’s wait for about 10 seconds and I will show you. Another thing is, for example, Lord Krishna is featured here, but you can put any God’s name you like, and the photo will generate accordingly. I wanted Lord Krishna, so I used that, but you can use Venkateswara or Hanuman or anything else. The second photo came out very amazing, so download this exact photo as well.

Now we have generated two photos, but we also need a third photo. For that, use the third prompt, which is also very important, so copy it from the description where prompts 1, 2, and 3 are listed. After that, I will open a new chat, upload our normal photo as it is, and send that prompt. Let’s wait 10 seconds.

Okay, our third photo is also generated and it came out very well. It doesn’t matter how the overall photo looks because we only need our character’s back pose, which will be very useful. I am downloading this one too, making a total of three downloaded photos.

Once downloaded, let’s open the PhotoRoom app. If you don’t have it from the Play Store, it is available on my Telegram and WhatsApp channels. I have opened PhotoRoom to remove the background of our main photo. The background is removed, but we also need the shadow underneath.

Tap on the designated option, then double tap on your photo and go into ‘Edit Cutout’. Zoom in slightly on the photo, select the ‘Restore’ tool, and brush over the shadow area since we need it. Now we have retrieved the shadow, so download the photo.

For the second photo, which is the one with the back pose, we don’t need Lord Krishna. So click the same option, tap on the photo, go to ‘Edit Cutout’, and erase Lord Krishna’s figure by rubbing over it. The erasure is done, but the character’s head got cut off, so click ‘Restore’, zoom in, and draw over the head area to bring it back. If any part like the legs or anything else doesn’t appear correctly, adjust and restore it. Sometimes it doesn’t come out perfectly on the first try, but it’s okay to spend a little time because the final output needs to look good.

Now it looks great, so I will download this photo. These two edited photos are enough for us. Next, open the Alight Motion project file I gave you. If you face any import issues with Alight Motion, I have provided a video below specifically addressing import problems, so watch that to clear your doubts.

At the start, there is a text layer. To change this text, scroll down to the text section and put your own text there. There is a lighting image underneath that might cause some distraction, so hide it for now and we will unhide it later.

Click on my photo layer, go to ‘Color and Fill’, and replace it with the PNG photo you created. It is replaced and fits well, but I will adjust the rotation slightly. I’m going into ‘Move and Transform’ to rotate and zoom it to match the photo appropriately. I had placed two extra images to act as a shadow effect, but they aren’t needed now so I’m removing them.

This photo is set well. Lord Krishna is present here, but if you want to use another God, you can replace this back-pose PNG layer with that God’s image, ensuring only a little bit of it is visible. Now that the first part is done, unhide the lighting image we hid earlier to bring back the necessary light effect.

Move towards the end for the second image, where you also removed the background. Go to ‘Color and Fill’ and place your background-removed back-pose photo here. The photo appears and looks good. Hide the top lighting layers for a moment, go to ‘Color and Fill’ again, and replace the image once more. It is replaced; I will rotate and zoom it slightly, which looks very nice. Now unhide the lighting again, as it is very important.

Finally, for the last back-pose photo, go to ‘Color and Fill’, replace it with the same photo, and adjust the size carefully. Look at that, it has been created beautifully up to this point. I have arranged the PNGs separately so you don’t need to worry.

If you want to replace Lord Krishna’s photo with Lord Venkateswara Swamy’s PNG photo as an example, select Krishna’s photo layer below and choose replace. It is perfectly set and replaced. That covers everything up to the 16-second mark.

From here onwards, I used AI videos. Simply open Luma AI, where I previously generated a photo. You get 3-4 free video generations daily. Take the image you generated earlier, select the video option, and make sure it is added.

You will see a prompt box below. Select the video option, go to your photos, and add your generated image. Click on the ratio settings and select the full-screen 9:16 aspect ratio. I used a prompt like “uploading image using 360-degree drone shot” and sent it. Sending this will generate high-quality videos.

This is a video I generated earlier among many others, and I am showing it as an example. You can easily generate two or three videos like this. An amazing video has been generated. Take those generated videos and add them after the 16-second mark where your manual editing ends.

Align the videos perfectly to complete a total duration of 30 seconds. Finally, export the whole video in your preferred better quality, like 4K or 2K. If you have any further doubts, leave a comment under the video. Jai Hind!