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This Japanese-language beginner tutorial explains how to use FramePack to turn a single image into a short video on a local PC. The Windows walkthrough covers updating NVIDIA drivers, downloading the official package, extracting it into a simple folder, then running update.bat and run.bat. The speaker advises keeping the command window open because it runs the browser interface. Initial startup downloads model files and took about four hours in his environment.
The speaker lists Windows or Linux, an NVIDIA RTX 30, 40 or 50 series GPU with FP16 and BF16 support, and at least 6GB of VRAM as requirements. His demonstration uses an RTX 4060 Ti with 8GB. He cautions that minimum specifications do not guarantee comfortable performance, and that speed depends on hardware and settings.
Prompt advice focuses on short English descriptions of the subject and its motion. Two attempts with a photographed hand-drawn channel icon produce little movement. A cat image generated with Gemini's Nano Banana Pro produces motion after he changes the prompt to standing up and jumping. He also reports that closing his recording software cleared a slowdown. The result downloads as an MP4 without audio.
The tutorial presents local AI video generation as a way to experiment without sending source images to an external service. It also stresses that local processing does not remove copyright, consent or model-license obligations.
