Creating a morphing animation with Stable Diffusion, using any video you like

This quick tutorial describes how to create a morphing animation out of an existing video, using StableDiffusion Automatic1111, Deforum Video-input and ControlNet. Deforum doesn’t feature prompt interpolation from a video input out of the box, but with a little bit of math it can be easily achieved. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate asking! I will also use this method for a new music-video, which will be published on Friday, March 31 2023, so also visit our music-channel on Youtube: @-vero- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Downloading a free video from Pixabay, that we will use as a basis 01:10 Short overview of the Standard functions in Automatic1111 for video creation 02:03 Explaining the Deforum Interpolation and Video-input mode 03:22 Developing an interpolation method for Deforum Video-input 06:23 Adjusting the Deforum settings and rendering the video 07:56 Final Steps Some useful links: Local installation guide for Automatic1111 on a Windows-PC: and on a Mac with Apple Silicon: Deforum Extension - download and infos: Controlnet Extension - download and infos: Link to Pixabay for free high quality images: ffmpeg, a powerful open source command-line tool for manipulating images and videos: docs: Some great Youtube channels, covering Stable Diffusion: @OlivioSarikas @NerdyRodent @sebastiankamph @promptmuse #stablediffusion #automatic1111 #deforum #tutorial #ffmpeg