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360 Rotation LoRA for Wan I2V
Model Description
This LoRA specializes in creating smooth 360-degree rotation effects that turn static images into dynamic rotating videos. Perfect for product showcases, character displays, or any object you want to view from all angles. The rotation effect creates a seamless turntable animation that reveals every aspect of your subject.
Trigger Words
The trigger phrase is 360 Rotation.
For best results, use β360 Rotationβ in your prompt when describing the image you want to animate. The model will create a smooth rotation sequence that shows your subject from all angles.
Setup for ComfyUI
To use this LoRA in ComfyUI, simply place the files in your loras directory:
Download both [WAN2.2]360Rotation_Redmond_low_noise.safetensors and [WAN2.2]360Rotation_Redmond_high_noise.safetensors and place them in ComfyUI/models/loras/
Ensure your ComfyUI environment is already configured to run Wan I2V models.Example Workflow (ComfyUI)
In your ComfyUI workflow, add a Load LoRA node after your base model loader.
Load your base Wan I2V model.
Connect the output of the model loader to the model input of the Load LoRA node.
Select both [WAN2.2]360Rotation_Redmond_low_noise.safetensors and [WAN2.2]360Rotation_Redmond_high_noise.safetensors in the Load LoRA node.
Connect the MODEL output of the LoRA node to your KSampler.
Adjust the strength_model as needed (0.8-1.0 is a good starting point).
Example Prompts
Here are some example prompts to get you started with 360 Rotation:
360 Rotation
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