HappyHorse 1.1

Create image-guided videos with HappyHorse 1.1

Turn a scene description or image references into short videos with HappyHorse 1.1. Compare the configured 720P and 1080P tiers and choose a duration that fits a single visual idea.

Try HappyHorse 1.1

This still image helps plan the scene; it is not a generated video. Describe the motion and evaluate the resulting clip in the editor.

When to use this model

The current DrawNew integration accepts image references but does not accept video or audio reference uploads for this model. Describe the desired motion in text and keep it consistent with the reference composition.

A visual starting point

This still image helps plan the scene; it is not a generated video. Describe the motion and evaluate the resulting clip in the editor.

A prompt to get started

An example prompt to try, not a generated result. Edit it to fit your project.

Using the uploaded landscape image as a guide, animate a light breeze through the grass and slow clouds overhead. Keep the horizon and camera position stable. Natural daylight, no scene transitions.

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Supported settings

720P
1080P
3–15 seconds

Settings reflect the current DrawNew integration.

From your input to the next version

Choose the model and open the editor.
Write your prompt, add supported references and choose output settings.
Generate, review the result, and download it. Refine your prompt to try another version.

Your questions, before you create

What should I prepare before starting?

Write a scene description including subject movement and camera direction. No reference image is needed.

Which reference files can I upload?

Reference limits: 9 images, 0 videos, 0 audio files A value of zero means that reference type is not supported.

How do I keep the motion under control?

Start with one action and one camera movement. Keep the motion restrained, then watch the whole clip for changes to the subject, text and background.

What should I check before using the result?

Make the first version of your idea

Start with a clear brief, explore a direction, then refine the details.