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About this announcement
Framer announced the addition of image and shader generation to its platform. According to the company, users can now ask the Agent to create custom images, textures, and illustrations, as well as specific shaders like halftone, bokeh blur, CRT, or pencil effects.
The update also allows users to combine these new capabilities. Framer notes that a generated image can be set as the input for a generated shader, giving designers more ways to experiment with visual assets directly inside their projects.
Design ideas to consider
When introducing AI generation tools, a designer could try showing the text prompt alongside the resulting visual output. This helps viewers understand the relationship between what they type and what the tool creates, making the feature feel more accessible.
To demonstrate the combination of features, a video might use a split-screen or a step-by-step sequence. A designer could show the base image being generated first, followed by the application of a shader like a CRT or halftone effect, clearly illustrating the workflow.
Ideas for your own video
- Show the prompt-to-result relationship clearly to demystify AI generation features.
- Break down multi-step workflows, like combining images and shaders, into distinct, easy-to-follow stages.
- Use recognizable visual effects, such as halftone or bokeh, to quickly communicate the value of technical features like shaders.
Plan your own product video
Start with a product video script, then use the demo guide to work out what you need to show.
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