CREATOR WORKFLOW NOTES / SEPTEMBER 2026 Prepare the image. Then plan the motion. A practical starting point for small teams exploring image enhancement and short AI videos, featuring Upscayl AI and Flow AI Video. Start with a useful still image For a product post, a portrait or a social graphic, choose the image that already communicates the idea. Check the crop, the subject and any lettering before asking a tool to enlarge it. Higher resolution cannot establish whether a product detail is accurate. Upscayl AI provides browser-based image upscaling and enhancement. Its workspace offers image uploads, enlargement options and JPG, PNG or WebP output. Use a modest first pass, compare it with the source, and inspect faces, edges and small text before keeping the result. Explore Upscayl AI - upscayl.app Give the movement one clear job Once the still is suitable, decide what motion would add. A slow camera move can reveal a setting; a small subject movement can bring a scene to life. Write one motion idea instead of combining several changes in the same brief. Flow AI Video offers text-to-video, image-to-video and reference-to-video entry points in its online workspace. Choose the route that matches your source material, then check the available model, aspect ratio, duration and credit cost before generating. Explore Flow AI Video - flowaivideo.org Review the whole result Compare the enhanced image with its original. Watch the video from beginning to end and pause at the first, middle and last frames. Check changing shapes, unstable lettering and unexpected background objects. Save the source and settings with the version you choose. Publisher disclosure: This promotional guide was prepared for the operator of the two linked websites. It describes a suggested manual workflow, not an automatic integration, independent review or measured performance test. Product information is based on the public homepages reviewed on September 28, 2026. Features and plan terms can change; consult each site for current access limits and usage rights.