Fabric 1.0
Fabric 1.0 turns ideas into smooth, expressive video with natural motion.
Fabric 1.0 specializes in transforming simple text descriptions into coherent, visually engaging video sequences. Whether you're imagining a bustling city street at sunset, a character walking through a forest, or an abstract flow of colors and shapes, the model interprets your words into smooth, temporally consistent motion.
It shines when users need quick prototyping of visual ideas — for storyboarding, social media content, educational explainers, or artistic experimentation — without requiring animation skills or complex software. The model prioritizes natural movement and scene coherence over hyper-realism, making outputs feel alive and intentional.
What sets Fabric 1.0 apart is its balance of creativity and control: it responds sensitively to nuanced prompts while avoiding common artifacts like jittery motion or sudden scene jumps. This makes it reliable for iterative creation, where small tweaks in wording lead to predictable, improvements in output.
- Storyboarding film or ad concepts
- Creating short social media clips
- Visualizing educational explanations
- Generating abstract art loops
- prototyping character animations
Produces smooth, lifelike movement without jerkiness or unnatural transitions.
Responds well to descriptive language, allowing fine-grained control over style and action.
Maintains coherent objects and backgrounds across frames, reducing flicker or morphing errors.
- Use clear, specific verbs like 'walking', 'flowing', or 'spinning' to guide motion.
- Keep prompts focused on one main action or scene to avoid confusion.
- Specify lighting and time of day (e.g., 'golden hour', 'moonlit') for better atmosphere.
- Iterate by refining one element at a time — change either subject, motion, or setting, not all three.
- Struggles with complex physics interactions like fluid dynamics or rigid body collisions.
- Limited to short durations; not suitable for videos longer than 8 seconds.
- May misinterpret ambiguous or conflicting prompts, leading to unexpected compositions.
Two translucent figures made of stardust orbit each other in deep space, trailing faint galaxies, slow cinematic rotation, 8k detail.
A group of silk-like jellyfish pulse and drift through a sunlit coral reef, rays of light filtering from above, ultra-smooth motion.
A steampunk metropolis comes alive with moving gears, puffing smokestacks, and airships drifting between towers, daytime, highly detailed.
A number that controls randomness; same seed + same prompt = same result, useful for reproducibility.
Number of refinement steps; more steps can improve detail but increase generation time.
Length of the video in seconds; shorter clips (2-5s) tend to be more coherent.
Width-to-height ratio of the video; 1:1 is square, 16:9 is widescreen — choose based on your platform.
How strongly the model follows your prompt; higher values mean stricter adherence but less creativity.
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How long can the generated videos be?
Fabric 1.0 generates videos up to 8 seconds in length for optimal quality and coherence.
Can I control the video’s frame rate or resolution?
The model outputs at a fixed 24 fps and 512x512 resolution; these are not user-adjustable parameters.
Does Fabric 1.0 support audio generation?
No, this model generates video only; audio must be added separately in post-production.