Anatomy Reveal

An Anatomy Reveal LoRA that exposes the hidden internal structure of almost anything in a surreal anatomical cross-section effect.

For T2V, first describe the scene and clearly describe the subject. After that, use this exact phrase:

The <replace with your subject> hidden structure is exposed in an Anatomy Reveal effect

For example, if your subject is a cat:

The cat hidden structure is exposed in an Anatomy Reveal effect.

It is important to clearly identify the subject. If you don't, the revealed interior can become more human than it should be. That's also part of the fun of this LoRA: objects can suddenly develop bones, muscles, organs, veins, and other unexpected anatomical structures.

For example, a hammer can end up with a skeleton, a table can have muscles and veins, or a completely ordinary object can reveal something totally unexpected inside.

First Frame / I2V

If you are using a first-frame image, you can use only the phrase:

The <replace with your subject> hidden structure is exposed in an Anatomy Reveal effect

The supplied first frame establishes the subject and scene, while the LoRA creates the reveal toward the hidden internal structure.

You can use virtually anything as the subject. The first frame is simply the supplied image, so experiment with people, animals, plants, objects, tools, furniture, vehicles, or whatever you want. The more unusual the subject, the more entertaining the reveal can become.

All example videos include the workflow and prompt used to create them.