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Design the world before it moves.
From detailed game interfaces to storyboards and reference edits. Build visual directions in Kivo and keep the selected images beside your video prompts.
- Detailed layouts
- Reference editing
- 1K / 2K in Kivo
A dense RPG interface brings typography, hierarchy and visual systems into one composition.
Choose one visual decision to solve
Use Seedream 5.0 Pro in Kivo to create a character silhouette, a readable prop or an environment mood. Specify subject, composition, materials, light and style. A clean concept image often makes a better reference than an attractive scene in which the important object is tiny or partly hidden.
Keep edits and references intentional
Add reference images when an existing design matters. Explain what should stay fixed and what should change: preserve the sword shape, replace the metal finish, or keep the character outfit while changing the background. Kivo uses numbered image references for image requests, so roles should remain unambiguous when several images are selected.
Choose the canvas for its next use
Kivo currently offers 1K and 2K sizes, common aspect ratios, and PNG or JPEG for this model. Use a wide image for a landscape shot or a portrait canvas for a vertical composition. Review the quote after changing size. Saved results can be downloaded or selected as references in video creation.
From the examples to your project
The RPG interface and storyboard demonstrate two useful starting points: a detailed visual system and a sequence of compositions. Treat generated text and diagrams as working material that needs review. The annotated-room pair shows how visible instructions can guide a reference edit.
In Kivo, upload an annotated reference as an image, describe the changes, choose 1K or 2K and save the selected result to your project. A storyboard is a planning image; it is not automatically split into video shots. Layer separation shown in some model demos is not a Kivo export feature.