Illustrative artwork shows the intended visual direction. Your result depends on your source materials and settings.
An example to adapt
A clear wordless educational composition of miniature wind turbines, wooden houses and solar panels arranged on a bright tabletop, clean physical-model explanation
Describe the protagonist, setting and action in a short sequence. Reuse character references and repeat defining details when planning related scenes.
Materials for this task
Start with a written brief. Include the subject, the intended result and any details that must appear accurately.
Choose the supported settings
Available settings include Audience; Visual style; Language. Review the full options in Studio before generation.
From idea to creation
How to use Infographic Video
01
Write the brief
Start with a written brief. Include the subject, the intended result and any details that must appear accurately.
02
Set the direction
Available settings include Audience; Visual style; Language. Review the full options in Studio before generation.
03
Review the result in Studio
Review character appearance, scene continuity, narration and the ending. Generated motion can change clothing, objects or spatial relationships.
Ideas for Infographic Video
Short narratives
Develop a small story around one event and a clear final moment.
Visual storyboards
Explore the mood and sequence of a scene before developing a longer production.
Frequently asked questions
Start with a written brief. Include the subject, the intended result and any details that must appear accurately.
Review character appearance, scene continuity, narration and the ending. Generated motion can change clothing, objects or spatial relationships.
Describe the protagonist, setting and action in a short sequence. Reuse character references and repeat defining details when planning related scenes.
The form opens the matching Studio tool with your starting materials. Review the available model, settings and cost there before generating. The page images are design illustrations; the result of your run appears in Studio.
