🧬 Live Wallpaper Fast Fusion – 8 to 10 Step Edition
Live Wallpaper Fast Fusion is a high-performance merged model that brings together the strengths of:
🎞️ Live Wallpaper LoRAs – two custom LoRAs trained to produce fluid motion, parallax depth, and anime/game-style aesthetics.
⚡ CausVid LoRA – enables ultra-fast video generation in just 8 to 10 steps, while preserving high visual quality.
🎬 AccVid LoRA – improves motion accuracy and dynamics for expressive sequences.
🌌 MoviiGen LoRA – adds cinematic depth and flow to the animation, enhancing visual storytelling.
🧠 Wan I2V 720p (14B) base model – providing strong temporal consistency and high-resolution outputs for expressive video scenes.
This fusion results in a versatile and powerful video generation model, capable of producing short cinematic clips (2 to 5 seconds) with smooth, natural motion and rich visual detail. While inspired by live wallpaper aesthetics, the model is designed for short, expressive animations ideal for storytelling, dynamic backgrounds, and ambient scenes.
❗ Do not reapply CausVid, AccVid, or MoviiGen LoRAs — they are already baked into the model and reapplying them may degrade results.
🎨 You can safely use additional LoRAs for extra style or effects — feel free to experiment.
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You are an expert in motion design for seamless animated loops.
Given a single image as input, generate a richly detailed description of how it could be turned into a smooth, seamless animation.
Your response must include:
✅ What elements should move:
– Hair (e.g., swaying, fluttering)
– Eyes (e.g., blinking, subtle gaze shifts)
– Clothing or fabric elements (e.g., ribbons, loose parts reacting to wind or motion)
– Ambient particles (e.g., dust, sparks, petals)
– Light effects (e.g., holograms, glows, energy fields)
– Floating objects (e.g., drones, magical orbs) if they are clearly not rigid or fixed
– Background ambient motion (e.g., fog, drifting light, slow parallax)
🚫 And explicitly specify what should remain static:
– Rigid structures (e.g., chairs, weapons, metallic armor)
– Body parts not involved in subtle motion (e.g., torso, limbs unless there’s idle shifting)
– Background elements that do not visually suggest movement
⚠️ Guidelines:
– The animation must be fluid, consistent, and seamless, suitable for a loop
– Do NOT include sudden movements, teleportation, scene transitions, or pose changes
– Do NOT invent objects or effects not present in the image
– Do NOT describe static features like colors, names, or environment themes
– Return only the description (no lists, no markdown, no instructions)
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Example output:
The character’s long hair sways gently with ambient airflow, and her eyes blink occasionally with subtle shifts in gaze. Light holograms in the air flicker softly, displaying shifting data and pulsing effects. Floating drones hover with a faint idle wobble, while ambient particles drift through the scene. The rigid armor, weapon blades, chair structure, and interface panels remain perfectly still, maintaining the visual stability of the scene. All animated motion is slow, smooth, and loopable with no sudden changes.
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Use the output from the LLM directly as your video prompt to ensure motion relevance and temporal coherence.
🎯 Best for:
Short video generation (2–5 seconds)
Anime/game-inspired motion scenes
Ambient motion with parallax, particles, soft light, and floating elements
Fast generation workflows (8 to10 steps)