MEITU's MOKI fully opens up, reshaping the AI short video creation workflow

On September 26, Meitu Inc. (01357.HK) opened its AI short video creation tool MOKI to all users, who can log in to the MOKI official website (www.moki.cn) to experience it. Different from popular text-based video products and image-based video products on the market, MOKI focuses on the scene of AI short video creation, covering various types of video content production such as animated short films, online literary dramas, story picture books, and music videos. In response to industry demands, MOKI has specifically developed a set of AI short video creation workflows. The process of creating with MOKI is very simple, requiring only three steps to generate a creative short video. In the initial setting stage, users only need to input a story synopsis or import an existing script, and MOKI can automatically generate storyboards and provide various setting options. During the content generation stage, MOKI automatically generates storyboard scenes and allows for detailed modifications. In the post-production stage, MOKI can generate video content with music in one click and allows users to continuously optimize the video output. MOKI's initial visual style The head of MOKI stated that MOKI's core advantage lies in its one-stop film production capability, thanks to its AI-driven script, storyboarding, video generation, voiceover, and music capabilities. Even ordinary users without a professional background can easily get started with MOKI and quickly create personalized short films. One-stop workflow of MOKI Several short film creators who participated in the early beta testing expressed that MOKI has a very accurate understanding of Chinese semantics and excels in Eastern visual styles, performing well in Chinese animation, children's periodicals, and traditional Chinese style comic generation. Before the launch of MOKI, Meitu's MiracleVision completed a comprehensive upgrade of its video generation capabilities: the single text-based video length and single image-based video length both reached 5 seconds, supporting ultra-long video generation of 1 minute, 24FPS frame rate, and 1080P resolution. Significant improvements have been made in terms of smoothness, realism, and credibility. Based on the upgraded video generation capabilities of Meitu's MiracleVision, MOKI's product capabilities have been further enhanced. In the future, for professional user scenarios, MOKI will also provide 4K resolution and custom image-to-video generation functions