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Create CGI Videos with Freepik

HELLO CREATORS,

If you’ve been dreaming about leveling up your visuals, here’s exactly how to do it:

Step 1: Generate a Reference Image

Start by crafting your product or concept image using Freepik’s AI Image Generator.
Select Mystic 2.5 mode—this setting is built for rich, hyper-realistic details.

When writing your prompt, get specific.

Mention the size, materials, lighting, textures, and perspective.
Example:
“A surreal cinematic shot of a giant hyper-realistic hand holding an oversized pot, pouring melted golden cheese over a skyscraper, viewed from a low angle.”

The more detailed your description, the closer your result will feel to a polished CGI scene.

Step 2: Animate It

Take your static image and turn it into motion.
You can use tools like Kling 2.0 or Google Veo 2 to animate your first frame.
In your animation prompt, describe:

  • The setting (urban, fantasy, underwater, etc.)
  • The movement (slow zoom, aerial spin, dramatic pull-back)
  • The mood (epic, mysterious, futuristic)

This sets the tone for the entire sequence.

Step 3: Add Sound Effects

Sound makes a huge difference.
Use the Apply Sound Effects feature to describe the sounds you want—whether it’s melting cheese dripping, city echoes, or epic orchestral swells.
The AI will generate custom SFX to match your video vibe.

Step 4: Upscale Your Video

Once you’re happy with your animated clip, use Topaz Upscaler to sharpen the details and bring out every texture, reflection, and movement.
It’s the final polish that makes your video look truly cinematic.

From a simple idea to a cinematic CGI moment—all with a few smart AI moves.
You can start experimenting now with Freepik’s AI Suite and see how far you can push your creativity.

Stay curious,
Kinomoto.Mag