Chris Raroque

So I just fed this into mid-journey, and I'll show you what that looked like.

But here's an animated version that it just did in one go.

Like completely.

And just imagine you're on the login screen or the splash screen, and instead of just seeing a static Amy the Cat, imagine if this was just looping.

and this is just moving, that just does not feel like a vibe-coded app.

This feels like something way more premium.

Let me show you what this looks like and how you do it.

People don't know this, but when you're in mid-journey, and this is what the mid-journey UI looks like, you can actually feed in images as a starting frame or an ending frame.

What I did was I just fed in this image of Amy the cat, and then I think I just said...

Actually, I don't even think I typed anything.

I think I just clicked go.

And then I was curious what it would come up with.

There was some weird stuff that came out of it the first time I did it.

But then this fourth one was actually really good.

I think I would actually use this now in the login screen.

So when you sign up for my calorie tracking app, you might see this in there.

But this is a pro tip that I've not seen anyone talk about.

It's using mid journey to animate very static characters or mascots.

It's actually pretty simple.

I don't know how new this feature is, but when I discovered this, I was like, okay, more people are going to take advantage of this for sure.