FramePack for memory-aware video generation
Experiment with generating video using a compact representation of prior frames.
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AnimateDiff for adding motion to image diffusion workflows
Generate animations by combining compatible image-model components with motion modules.
CogVideo for experimenting with video diffusion models
Explore the official CogVideoX code and workflows for supported video tasks.
HunyuanVideo for experimenting with text-to-video
Use Tencent's reference implementation and checkpoints for generating clips from text.
LTX-Video for prompt and image-conditioned clips
Run documented generation pipelines for text and visual conditioning.
Wan 2.1 for running video generation checkpoints
Experiment with the official Wan text-to-video and image-to-video workflows.
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