Description

With a gentle tap, turn familiar objects into little paper magic. Upload a photo of an everyday scene or name the object you want to transform. Turn a desk lamp, toaster oven, or watering can into a tiny paper-art object with white paper edges, pencil hatching, and watercolor texture. Keep the realistic setting and hands intact so the transformation happens right where the object is. This Skill first creates separate keyframes for before and after the transformation, then plans a clear trigger, transformation process, and small post-transformation reaction. It also provides ready-to-use video storyboards and prompts. When compatible video tools are available, you can continue creating and reviewing the short clip. Try it like this: • After a finger touches the dial, turn a desk lamp into mustard-yellow colored-pencil paper cutout art. • Turn a breakfast toaster oven into a colored-paper installation, with a paper slice of toast gently popping up. • Turn a watering can by a rainy window into watercolor paper art, with two paper droplets falling. Supports photos, video references, and text-only concepts. You can specify the object, style, aspect ratio, and duration. By default, it creates a single-shot concept in 9:16 at 6 seconds. After generation, check the object’s outline, background, hand structure, and the sequence of “trigger first, transformation second.” Ideal for creative lifestyle shorts, localized material transformations, and experiments combining real scenes with 2D animation. The showcase image features an AI-generated realistic scene with paper-art editing, and the desk-lamp example already has an approximately 6-second video sample. Actual image and video generation capabilities and usage limits depend on the platform where it runs.