🔁 This First Last Frame workflow is based on my existing I2V workflows and behaves almost identically.
🖼️➡️🖼️ The only difference is that it includes separate image loaders for the first and last frame. Aside from that, everything works exactly the same.
▶️ Load your start and end images, enter your prompt, and run the workflow. That’s it.
📝 For general usage and guidance, I’ve added inline markdown notes directly inside the workflow.
There isn’t much more to explain, it’s intentionally straightforward.
💬 If you have questions or feedback, please use the comments rather than DMs. That way, answers are visible to everyone and can help other users as well.
✨ Have fun. I’m excited to see what you create with it.
⚠️Disclaimer: You are solely responsible for anything you generate using this workflow.
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FLF is First Last Frame
Took me a while so i thought i share it :)
Yes, you're right. Maybe I should change the title.
how do i save last frame using this workflow? Can someone please help to understand which nodes to attach to pipeline?
Hi! This is a First/Last Frame workflow. You need two images: one image that starts the video, and one “last” image that the video should end on. Since you already have a last image, this workflow doesn’t include a “Save Last Frame” node as it isn’t needed. You already have the last frame.
I’m not sure what you mean by “attach to pipeline.” The workflow should work as-is. There’s nothing you need to connect.
Just load the two images and run it.
@fatberg_slim Thank you for the answer. I understand this workflow can do first and last frame. In my case, I'm using first frame only (last frame toggle is off), but I want to capture the last frame to use this in consequent videos as the first one. i wanted to add nodes necessary to do that, so asking for help.
@darklibertad779 Gotcha. Well in that case you can use my standard I2V workflow. https://civitai.com/models/2050408/fatbergslim-image-2-video-workflows
Check it out, it should do what you need.