Understandable, unfortunately I haven't found a better method than BYOK for a free app. If you'd like to try it, you can generate a new key, test it for 10 minutes, and then delete it. Alternatively, you can watch a video of the generation process: https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1qsuu58/ex...
The current workflow is create an image with stable diffusion, vectorize it, convert it to Lottie format, and than use a function that can create the Lottie animation keyframes.
My theory on all the hype around agents is that AI companies want to establish themselves as the leading choice, so they can earn affiliate revenue for everything that gets sold over there agent.
I always thought there was a place in the market for some kind of unified AI reseller because I have about five different AI accounts to test the capabilities, all with tokens that I'll probably never use again.
Researchers discovered that SD v1 uses internal representations of 3D geometry when generating an image. This ability emerged during the training phase of the AI, and was not programmed by people.
But it feels like there's a balance to ramping up the publicity too slowly or too quickly.
Because you can get three times as many users as you send to the Play Store in the first month, you should do the majority of your promotion during that time.