
How to create viral martial arts videos using AI: Learn in 3 minutes
How to create viral martial arts videos using AI: Learn in 3 minutes
I've noticed that more and more people on short video platforms are using AI to create abstract content. For example, martial arts battles are practically a guaranteed way to generate traffic. Over the past few days, I've tested several AI tools, and I've found that using Conch AI to create these kinds of martial arts videos is the simplest...
I've noticed that more and more people are using short video platforms.AIThat's getting too abstract. Take this kind of martial arts duel, for example; it's practically a code for generating buzz.
Although the video quality is rough, its humor and novelty, creating a striking contrast, are exactly what everyone wants. It easily garners tens of thousands of likes.
I've tested several of them over the past few days.AITools, discovered using seashellsAIMaking this kind of martial arts video is the mostSimpleYes, the key isfreeNo magic is needed, yet the fighting effects are incredibly exciting.
Let's take a look at the finished product:
The two characters in the video are making rapid moves, accompanied by boxing sound effects—doesn't it look like a martial arts movie? Next, we'll break down the production process of this video step by step.
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Practical tutorial
Disassembly of viral videos
The first step is to use the JiMeng drawing tool to create the first frame of the image.
Open the app and select "Generate Image".
enterPrompt words(Generally, it should include characters, scene, and art style.)
refer toPrompt wordsRealistic photography, Chinese style, long shot, full-body shot: an elderly woman and an elderly man talking in front of a vegetable stall, with a bustling market in the background.
For martial arts photos, it's best to choose full-body shots; otherwise, the generated video may miss leg movements. We prioritize vertical images, and here I've adjusted the image ratio to 3:4.
Click "Generate," select a suitable image (like the one I shared before), and choose one.freeHere's how to download watermark-free images.
The second step is to open the conch shell.AIChoose Conch Video
In the conchAIIn the video editing interface, upload the image you just generated.
Reference description: The two suddenly used Chinese Kung Fu, unleashing a series of rapid straight punches and flying kicks.fastDodging, close-quarters grappling, and spinning attackselbow strikeThe rapid, explosive kicks and intense, violent fighting scenes reminiscent of martial arts masters create a series of afterimages.
Choose the I2V-01 base model. The new model, I2V-01-live, has a more stable visual, but while the generated video is smoother, the movements are also much softer, and the visual impact of the resulting martial arts videos is not as strong as that of the I2V-01.
Click "Generate," and it will take about half an hour to an hour. Many people are using it now, so it's recommended to create it during the day if possible; at night it may take several hours.
After you're satisfied with the preview, use the method I shared before.freeHere's how to download videos without watermarks.
Third, open CapCut and import the martial arts video you just uploaded.
Search for martial arts, fighting, boxing, and other sound effects in the audio-sound effects section, and select appropriate sound effects to add.
Make sure the sound effects of the fight are synchronized with the start time of the fight; synchronized audio and video will result in a better viewing experience.
Multiple sound effects can be layered to create an intense fighting effect.
You can export it directly like that.
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Viral Video Case Studies
What's even more amusing is that after the martial arts videos went viral, netizens started creating their own versions of the characters, each seemingly a martial arts master. The various antics were hilarious and kept everyone laughing.
For example, experts sparring at a wedding.
It's not even limited to people anymore.
Fighting a giant dragon with bare hands.
Even the pigs of the Lunar New Year have learned Chinese Kung Fu…
That's too abstract; the imagination is simply off the charts.
The viral success of these videos shows us that in this digital age, creativity knows no bounds. As long as we dare to try, we can break the mold and create amazing works.
Have you learned it?
All tools mentioned in this article:
Dream:
conch:
CapCut App: