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Video Generation → Image to Video
AI-generatedSummary
Generate a video animation from a single input image using a text prompt and optional advanced parameters via a selected Chutes.ai video generation chute.
Inputs
- Chute — Select a specific Chutes.ai chute for video generation or enter a custom chute URL (e.g., from a previous node using expressions). Defaults to https://video.chutes.ai.
- Prompt (required) — Text description guiding the style and content of the desired video animation.
- Input Image — Image source for animation input. Can be a URL, data URL, base64 string, or binary data from a previous node. If empty, binary data is preferred if available.
- Additional Options — Optional settings including video resolution (e.g., "1280*720"), number of denoising steps, video duration (in seconds), frames per second (FPS), guidance scale (how closely the generation follows the prompt), random seed for reproducibility, image strength (influence of input image on output), input image frame index within the output video, negative prompt to avoid unwanted content, pipeline type selection for generation quality/performance, prompt enhancement toggle, LoRA adapters for style/effects, and maximum timeout for generation (in seconds).
Output shape
a single binary video file or a JSON object containing a video URL or metadata, depending on the chute's response format.
The output is typically a binary MP4 (or compatible) video stream if the chute returns binary data. If the chute returns JSON, it generally contains a URL to the generated video. The node dynamically discovers the correct API endpoint and parameter mapping based on the chute's OpenAPI schema. If multiple items are processed, each results in a separate video output. Generation respects optional timeout and fails the node if exceeded.
Examples
Example 1: Create an animated video from an ocean sunset image
Select the 'videoGeneration' resource and 'Image to Video' operation, provide a descriptive prompt like "A serene ocean sunset with waves crashing," input an image URL for the animation source, optionally adjust resolution and duration in additional options, and execute to receive the generated video file or URL.