Kolbo Trends is a gallery of ready image and video recipes inside Kolbo.AI. Instead of assembling the whole workflow yourself, choose a format and provide the inputs it requests. That might mean a person reference, a pet, a product, a location or your own footage.
This guide covers choosing a recipe, preparing references, deciding when to preview and returning to your saved work. For the original feature announcement, read Kolbo Trends Is Live.
1. Choose the Kind of Result You Want
Start in the gallery and open a recipe that fits your idea. Image recipes create still-image results; video recipes create moving scenes. Browse the example and read the input labels before adding anything.
Think about the final use. A stylized portrait, a product concept and a performance video need different references. Pick a recipe because its scene and requested inputs match that use, then work with its specific requirements.
2. Prepare References for Each Slot
A recipe tells you what belongs in each input slot. If it asks for a character, provide a character reference. If it asks for a product or a location, use an image that makes that item or place clear.
For person slots that support several photos, use up to three photos of the same person. Complementary angles can help describe one appearance. Keep the face visible and avoid images where another person or a large obstruction makes the subject unclear.
A multi-person recipe needs distinct people assigned to distinct slots. Label the roles in your own planning before uploading if that helps you keep them straight. A Visual DNA can be used where the recipe supports it.
3. Check the Quote and Preview Options
The app displays the applicable credit amount before generation. Review that quote for the selected settings, including any preview or finishing step you choose.
Eligible motion video recipes offer a 4-second preview. It is a separate paid generation that can help you evaluate the appearance and selected action before making the full video. Image recipes do not have this video preview workflow.
Watch the preview closely. If the input appears unclear, improve the reference or try a recipe that better fits your idea. The preview is a short test, so it cannot establish that every later shot in a full result will work.
4. Generate and Review the Complete Result
For an image, inspect the face, hands, important objects and any text. For video, play the whole clip and check movement, transitions and identity across shots. Save the result that communicates your idea clearly.
Eligible Standard videos support a 480p Draft followed by Full Quality finalization at 1080p. This is a specific finishing path, not a universal setting for every Trends recipe. Review the draft before finalizing, then check the finalized output as well.
5. Bring Your Own Video or Return to Past Work
Own-video workflows include Replace Character, Replace Background and Styles. They give you a way to explore changes from footage you supply. Follow the requirements of the selected workflow and check the complete generated scene for continuity.
Use My generations to find past results. Reuse a past run's inputs when trying another recipe, and favorite the trends you want to keep nearby. For motion-focused work, read Morphious and Trends. To plan a custom project, explore Morphious use cases and the Morphious introduction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Trends only for videos?
No. The gallery includes image and video recipes. Each recipe explains what it needs and what it produces.
How many photos can I add for a person?
Where supported, a person slot accepts up to three photos of the same person. Use separate slots for different people in a multi-person scene.
Does every recipe have a 4-second preview?
No. The 4-second preview applies to eligible motion video recipes and is a separate paid generation. Image recipes do not use it.
How do I find a previous result?
Open My generations. You can return to past results, reuse their inputs and keep favorite recipes for future projects.