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آموزش ساخت انیمیشن استیک فیگر با هوش مصنوعی رایگان❗ نه با کنوا❌ روش جدید با Image FX و Digen AI

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Summary of the Tutorial (Technological Concepts & Workflow)

This video teaches how to create a stick-figure animation using free/AI tools—specifically Google ImageFX (text-to-image) and Dijon / “Digen AI” (image-to-video). Instead of hunting for ready-made stick-figure poses, the tutorial shows how to generate custom scenes with an AI chatbot and then animate them.

Step-by-Step Workflow

  1. Start with a scenario

    • Define the story you want to tell.
    • The tutorial suggests using a chatbot if you don’t have a clear idea.

  2. Use a chatbot (GPT / Gemini / “Dipsik” mentioned) to plan prompts

    • Ask for a concept for an animated stick figure.
    • Then request:
      • A prompt to generate an image/photo for each scene
      • An explicitly stick-like style (so the figures remain stick-figures)

  3. Generate scene images in Google ImageFX

    • Open ImageFX (Google Labs link is mentioned; login may be required).
    • Paste the chatbot prompts and choose:
      • Aspect ratio (horizontal/vertical)
      • Image quality
    • ImageFX generates multiple variations (the tutorial mentions 4 images per prompt).
    • If results aren’t good, rerun with updated prompts/settings (“create again”).
    • Download the images you want to use.

  4. Convert each image into video using Dijon (“photo-to-video”)

    • Upload each generated image to Dijon.
    • Ask the chatbot again for a video prompt per scene, describing the motion/action (examples: balloon bursts, characters crying, playing together).
    • Paste the video prompt into Dijon and generate.
    • Download each short animated clip.

  5. Combine clips in editing software

    • Use a video editor such as CapCut:
      • place clips on a timeline (side-by-side in sequence)
      • add sound effects if desired

Key Tools / Features Highlighted

ImageFX (Google Labs)

  • Text-to-image generation from prompts
  • Produces multiple variations per generation (example: 4 images)
  • Lets you select aspect ratio and quality
  • Mentions access limitations by country and suggests using a “filter breaker”/VPN-like approach (example countries listed: US/Canada/Australia/Germany)

Dijon (image-to-video)

  • Generates motion from uploaded images using prompt-based instructions
  • Promotional claim: adds 300 free credits per day, usable across multiple days
  • Claims you can use multiple accounts to create more/unlimited videos (as stated)

Example Scene Prompts / Actions Used in the Tutorial

  • Two stick figures holding a red balloon and playing together
  • The balloon pops/bursts, then the scene changes (balloon falls/transition)
  • Later: stick figures cry
  • Final: three stick figures playing happily (example uses blue balloons)

Review / Analysis Angle (Implied)

The tutorial argues this AI workflow is much faster than traditional animation methods because it avoids manually creating poses frame-by-frame or pose-by-pose in professional animation software.

Main Speakers / Sources Mentioned

  • Hozh Party (main presenter/host)
  • ImageFX (Google AI / Google Labs)
  • Dijon / Digen AI
  • ChatGPT / Gemini / “Dipsik” (chatbots used to generate prompts)

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