Viral short
A vertical-video pipeline for talking-head or absurdist shorts. The Flow invents the bit, paints a 2K first frame, then animates that still in 1080p with native spoken audio.
How it runs
Start
Open the template. No extra input is required for the built-in idea; you can edit the prompts after you copy it.
Invent the bit
A text node writes the scene, camera path, and spoken line for a short that can be a talking head or a WTF gag.
Paint the first frame
Image Studio renders that scene as a 2K still. The still becomes the starting frame for the clip.
Animate the still
Video Studio turns the frame into a 1080p clip with the same scene, camera move, and native audio.
Review
Results keeps the still, the clip, and the credit total for the nodes that actually ran.
Typical credits
You spend the Image Studio and Video Studio credits for the nodes that run. Apollo adds no Flow overhead. Estimates show on each paid node before you press run.
What it uses
Text generation, Image Studio, and Video Studio, chained with trigger and data lines.
Questions
- Do I need to write the joke myself?
- No. The template writes a scene and a spoken line. Copy it, then edit the text node if you want a specific hook.
- What format does the clip use?
- The built-in graph targets a vertical 9:16 still at 2K, then a 1080p clip about six seconds long with generated audio.
- Can I swap the video model?
- Yes. After you copy the template into your Lab, open the video node and pick another Image or Video Studio model. Credits follow the model you choose.