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Dzine.ai is an all-in-one AI platform for controllable image and video generation, editing, and design - built for creators, marketers, and professionals. Create from text or images (text-to-image, text-to-video, image-to-image, image-to-video), edit with a chat-based editor, and fine‑tune details using layers, masks, and predefined styles.

Produce lip‑sync talking videos - even multi-person dialogues—plus product ads, animations, and brand‑consistent assets. With fast online processing, beginner‑friendly auto‑prompting, style/character training, and commercial‑ready exports up to 6144×6144px, Dzine.ai consolidates your creative workflow into one affordable tool.

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Apr 3, 2025

Chen Fang

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Camera Movement for AI Video Generation: Introduced support for camera movement in AI-generated videos, allowing for dynamic and engaging visual content.

Character Camera Controls: Added the ability to choose character direction and adjust shot size when generating consistent character images, providing greater control over framing and composition.

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Quinn Palmer

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Oct 23, 2025

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best part? it doesn't fight my process. i can iterate fast, try different moods and play with compositions while the idea's still hot.

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Jesus Manuel

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Oct 15, 2025

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really solid for design work. it’s flexible but still keeps that clean structure i like. not every style fits my taste, but the control it gives over detail is legit.

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Céline Cohen

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Oct 13, 2025

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Love how easy it is to explore new styles with this. Great for quick moodboards or testing design vibes.

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Victorian Séance Generator

Lyna M

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Creates mysterious Victorian parlor scenes showing abandoned séances mid-session. Generates authentic period spiritualism setups with evidence of sudden departure - overturned objects, supernatural manifestations, atmospheric lighting. Variables control departure urgency, participant count, contact success, and historical accuracy. Perfect for eerie, ambiguous imagery that leaves viewers questioning what happened.

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CORE: Victorian parlor séance interrupted mid-session. Sudden departure evidence, supernatural contact attempt.
PRIMARY: Mahogany table brass corners, carved pedestal. Ouija board tilted 15°, planchette mid-word. Cracked crystal ball, candlesticks warm dripping wax, smoke wisps. Scattered tarot cards face-up, bent from hasty grab.
SECONDARY: Overturned teacups pooling liquid, chair pushed back with scratch marks, compressed cushion. Persian carpet, flickering gas lamp, half-drawn curtains.
PROPS: Abandoned pocket watch, folded glasses, dropped gloves, torn calling card. Spirit trumpet knocked over, slate boards chalk trails, wet ink automatic writing, pen mid-sentence.
LIGHTING: Chiaroscuro gas lamp glow, deep shadows, selective illumination. Cool blue undertones, warm amber contrast. Sharp foreground, atmospheric falloff. Motion blur on smoke/wax.
EXCLUDE: Modern elements, electric lighting, plastic, digital effects, staging, living subjects, bright colors.
VARIABLES:
Exit: subtle|moderate|panic|supernatural
Participants: duo|family|full_party|mysterious_extra
Contact: interrupted|received|summoned|ongoing
Period: 1860s|1880s|1890s|edwardian
Style: police|insurance|paranormal|family
Evidence: none|subtle|obvious|active
Table: formal|improvised|traveling|ritual
Mood: melancholy|terror|wonder|grief|foreboding

Origami Fauna Habitat

Hassan Mortimer

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Okay, so here's the thing about this prompt... it's basically your recipe for creating those gorgeous tabletop scenes where everything - and I mean everything - is made from paper. You know how sometimes you see those amazing studio shots and you can't tell what's real? Well, this is different. This is all about celebrating the paper itself. The crisp folds, those tiny fiber details you can actually see, even the slight thickness where layers meet. It's honestly pretty mesmerizing when done right. The animal? Pure origami. We're talking mountain folds, valley folds... the works. And here's what I love - the habitat gets the same treatment. Trees from cardstock, rocks that are actually folded paper, even the water and clouds. It's like building a whole world, but keeping it wonderfully honest about what it is. The lighting setup is pretty straightforward (thank goodness). Softbox from above, white fill card opposite, and just enough shadow to ground everything. Nothing fancy or overdone. What makes this flexible is all the variables you can play with: Pick your animal Choose the habitat vibe (forest, desert, tundra... you get six options) Decide on paper types - kami's classic, but metallic foil accents? That could be interesting Keep your color palette tight (2-4 colors max) Throw in a scale reference if you want... or don't It's structured enough to get consistent results, but loose enough that each shot can feel completely different. Pretty clever, actually.

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Origami fauna habitat, photoreal studio scene. Animal is folded paper only; crisp mountain and valley folds, reverse and squash folds, visible fibers, slight layer thickness, clean cut edges. Habitat is papercraft too (trees, rocks, water, clouds from layered cardstock). Matte surfaces, limited palette, soft tabletop light. Tabletop diorama, centered subject, layered background planes, clean negative space. Softbox from above front, white fill opposite, faint rear ground shadow, seamless pale backdrop. Natural perspective, slight downward angle, moderate depth of field, subtle grain. Paper fiber and edge thickness visible, tiny corner dings allowed. No real fur or skin, no plastic CGI, no fabric, no liquid water, no photomontage seams, no logos, no heavy outlines, no bloom, no fisheye.
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Habitat theme: forest or desert or tundra or coral reef or wetland or savanna or alpine
Paper type: kami or washi or kraft or metallic foil accent
Paper colors: list 2 to 4 colors
Scale cue: none or wooden ruler or cutting mat or coin