The AlignPro — Posture Corrector Ad recipe is scenes you swap, not a new Omni board
/workflows/alignpro-posture-corrector is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni.
/workflows/alignpro-posture-corrector is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni.
AlignPro is already a finished UGC product ad: Jake, a grey brace, a pain-to-relief arc, 9:16. The work of naming the shots is done. A new Omni storyboard does not "improve" that. It throws away the graph and samples a different film that happens to include a posture strap.
What the published recipe actually holds
Fifteen scenes, almost all 3 or 4 seconds. Warm 3D Pixar/Disney look — stylized cartoon proportions, not a realistic photo, not flat 2D. One character asset, Jake. Vidu Q3 Image to Video on every animated beat. Published credit estimate 451 at preview, 900 at full.
Production notes on the workflow itself: short clips; TTS voiceover mixed after the stitch; video prompts contain no spoken dialogue; word-level captions on the glass preset; a hook title card over the first three seconds, "STOP DESTROYING YOUR SPINE AT YOUR DESK!"
The named shots, in order: desk hunch; red pain spot; the wince; stuck standing; stylized x-ray spine; tossing in bed; wide-awake close-up; POV of the closed AlignPro box; opening it; lifting the brace; 360° orbit wearing it; confident walk; desk again front 3/4; desk side profile; product end card. Several of those chain from the previous clip. Continuity is last-frame into next still, not "hope Omni remembers Jake."
Read a workflow's credit estimate before you run it is why fifteen scenes can still start at 451 while a three-scene interview lists 504. Vidu Q3 is the unit, not the scene count.
Recreate is clone-then-swap. Omni is a new bumper.
Recreate a viral template materializes this object in your account: scenes, style, model, asset keys. Clone is free. The run is the bill, quoted before dispatch. It does not auto-run. That gap is where you replace Jake's still or the box art and leave the cuts alone.
A screenshot of someone sitting up straighter is not that object. Recreate the workflow, not the screenshot.
Kling 3 Omni multi-shot is not Movie Mode. Omni returns up to six internal cameras inside one generate, usually about 15 seconds. You pay for those seconds. There is no fifteen-beat planner, no chain from the hunch into the bedroom, no combined export of the whole arc. You get a bumper. Restaging Jake inside that bumper is how the brace drifts.
Movie Mode is the other wrong door: a brief-to-film pipeline with chained rooms and VO as steps. This recipe is UGC. Do not quote it as a brand film.
Keep the slouch. Change the SKU.
The durable part is the arc: pain glow, box, orbit, desk reprise, end card. Fork the graph. Put your brace on the box still. Keep 3–4 second beats. Do not reopen Omni on Monday because last week's file performed.
If the clip you want is not in the workflow library, you do not have a recipe yet. Stills, then I2V, then save. Six-shot Omni syntax is not a substitute for a list you never wrote.
FAQ
Does Recreate spend 451 credits when I clone AlignPro?
No. Clone is free. 451 / 900 is the run, shown before anything dispatches. Edit VO and swap the brace while it is still a draft.
Can Omni output the same fifteen-beat pain arc?
No. Omni's cuts live inside one short generate. This recipe is fifteen I2V scenes, some chained, then a stitch plus TTS. Different file, different bill.
Why use Vidu Q3 here instead of a "better" talking model?
Because the workflow's video prompts have no spoken dialogue. Speech is a TTS pass over the stitch. Vidu Q3 Image to Video is the saved motion row. Changing it is a fork, not a hidden Omni switch.
The 360° orbit is the hero. Can I Omni just that shot?
You can generate a bumper. You will not get this recipe's locked Jake, chained desk reprise, title card, or glass captions. Recreate the graph and rerun scene 11 if that beat is the miss.