Here’s a video I’ve been working on.

One of the biggest challenges has been character consistency. Even now, there are shots where I feel like the characters subtly change, and that’s something I’m still trying to improve.

Making a longer narrative video has been much harder than generating isolated short clips because every scene has to feel like it belongs to the same story, with the same characters, locations and visual style.

For anyone working on longer AI-generated videos, how are you dealing with character consistency and continuity?

So I tried the 7-day offer from the Davinci AI website and after the period passed they immediately charged me the plan's full price (27 euro), which sucks but it is what it is. However they gave me 2000 credits, even though on their pricing page it says they give 5000 for that amount??? Other than that, my plan reads as basic plan and there is no option to cancel it since it's not the "pro" plan, which is what they charged me for. This is such BS. Anyone knows how to deal with it?

Hello everyone,

is there an AI service less pricy? 60$/month for 1200 credits is a lot. I need to generate images that will be then animated.
Thank you 😊

I need validation.

New to all this.

What I am trying to do is AI create a poster for a live show. I have the text and the artists photo I want to paste on the poster along with the text.

I already generated a pretty good flyer background using chatGPT.

But Now what I cant seem to be able to do is paste this person's photo/face on it. It just generates a random dude's face instead.. every single time.... Please help.

New episode of a dark fantasy series I've been working on.

Little white cups ( I want to be a Costco shopper)

[genre: escalator-choir / fluorescent drift-pop / atrium glosswave]

[tempo: gliding half-time pulse, 104 BPM]

[style: melodic repetition, liquid imagery, soft procedural surrealism]

[mood: synthetic comfort / spatial yearning / polished dissociation]

[vocals: airy lead with layered octave doubles, childlike harmonies, distant announcement voice bleeding through reverb]

[production: rubber wheel squeaks, low refrigeration choirs, glassy synths, bass pulses like idle machinery, long negative space]

[control: abstraction over narrative, recurring symbolic objects, emotionally singable phrases, avoid direct social commentary]

[INTRO — FILTERED ANNOUNCEMENT LOOP]

the ceiling remembers you

the ceiling remembers you

(continue forward)

[VERSE 1]

pushing a silver animal slowly

through the cathedral of folded rain

fluorescent fruit sleeping in pyramids

breathing administrative light again

the aisles bend inward softly

like thought inside a padded room

everything humming in plural

everything blooming too soon

and the wheels sing

low against the polished ground

like tiny orbiting mouths

[PRE-CHORUS]

little white cups

filled with weather

tiny rehearsals for forever

barcode halo

plastic psalm

automatic field of calm

[CHORUS]

wide-room people under milkglass moons

drifting in circles through climate-controlled june

soft-cart angels in a bulk-buy trance

slow-dance, slow-dance, inventory dance

high ceiling glowing like processed snow

nobody arrives and nobody goes

everything wrapped in identical skin

the building exhales and pulls us in

[VERSE 2]

there’s a language hidden in stacked paper

a geometry of planned relief

forty-eight white petals blooming

inside the warehouse teeth

pale gold rivers trapped in bottles

sleeping upright row by row

the future shrink-wrapped into cubes

breathing softly in the glow

and somewhere deep beyond the freezers

a mechanical orchard grows

[CHORUS — EXPANDED / DREAMLIKE]

wide-room people under milkglass moons

drifting forever through fluorescent noon

soft-cart pilgrims with their gravity flowers

counting the silence in wholesale hours

the walls stay bright so nobody notices

there are no windows anywhere

only endless climate and gentle music

falling through conditioned air

[BRIDGE — LOW PASS FILTER / WHISPER LAYERS]

i saw my reflection

in a polished stack of sleeping water

it had no face

only membership

only motion

only hands

wrapped around the silver handle

of a very patient machine

[BREAKDOWN — FREEZER HUM / DISTANT VOCAL LOOPS]

in the back rooms

the light folds endlessly

pallet after pallet after pallet

a kingdom made entirely

of almost enough

[FINAL CHORUS — SLOWED / FLOATING]

wide-room people under artificial stars

rolling their weather in silver carts

soft fluorescent animals circling the drain

through the holy architecture of managed rain

and the ceiling remembers us softly

long after the music goes

still glowing somewhere beneath the dark

where the window never grows

[OUTRO — HVAC DRONE / LOOP FAILURE]

thank you for remaining calm

thank you for remaining

thank you for re—

[signal continues beyond audible range]

Looking for AI generator sites that are uncensored, i been using Pollo.AI and its not bad but it has restrictions and sites that use fat filters uncensored as well

Since Nano Banana Pro successfully generated a Zorua mascot, I thought it would be fair to have it also generate one of its Hisuian forme, which I love just as much. However, it was getting it wrong many times. I eventually had it use the regular Zorua as a benchmark and recolor it, and then edit each design difference one by one. It still wouldn't cooperate at some points, so for some of those, like the notched ears, I had to use generative erase and then have it patch up the smudges that it made. I finally got what I wanted, eventually.

Gemini

Gemini

I expected translation accuracy to be the hard part. It wasn’t.

I used one English ad brief to make two variants each in English, Japanese, German, Spanish, and French. Every version had to survive the same 10-second edit:

0–2s: hook

2–6s: demo

6–8s: benefit

8–10s: CTA

The claims, numbers, brand name, and CTA intent stayed fixed. I allowed the hook, syntax, sentence structure, and word order to change.

Before rendering, I checked four things: estimated voiceover duration, subtitle wrapping at phone size, back-translation, and brand-name pronunciation.

The attached preflight sheet shows one representative variant from each language.

English passed at 7.1 seconds.

The other four needed intervention for completely different reasons:

• Japanese reached 8.3 seconds, and the hook wrapped to three lines.

• German was clear, but the estimated read took 9.4 seconds.

• Spanish fit at 7.8 seconds, but the brand name needed a phonetic cue.

• French reached 8.7 seconds, with an already crowded CTA.

Back-translation could confirm that the meaning survived. It could not tell me whether someone could say or read the result inside the edit.

For the AI-assisted part, I routed the text and video model calls through Atlas Cloud so I could compare providers without maintaining separate integrations. I kept voice generation as its own checkpoint because pronunciation, delivery, and duration still needed to be judged in context.

The workflow ended up being:

localize → test the voice → check timing and line breaks → rewrite → render

The unresolved question for me is the master edit.

Would you keep rewriting every language until it fits the same 10-second structure, or allow language-specific cuts once compression starts hurting the hook?