# Glossary

This glossary is to help understand the vocabulary utilized for image generation and video generation. It will also help explain specific anime/camera shot techniques.

| 🌏 **360 Panoramic Scene**  | A fully wraparound environment that lets you look in every direction—ideal for immersive anime worlds and 3-D backgrounds. |
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| 📺 **480p**                 | Standard-definition video (640×480 px). Quick to generate; great for previews or mobile.                                   |
| 🎥 **720p**                 | High-definition video (1280×720 px). Best balance of quality and speed for sharing.                                        |
| 🎬 **Camera Angle**         | The visual viewpoint of a scene—close-up, wide shot, aerial, etc.—that shapes emotion and storytelling.                    |
| 👤 **Characters**           | The people or personas you design. AutoWeeb keeps them consistent across all images and videos.                            |
| 🤳 **Close-Up**             | Tight framing on a face or object to emphasize emotion or detail.                                                          |
| 💰 **Credits**              | Your creative currency inside AutoWeeb. Each image or video costs a set number of credits.                                 |
| 📊 **Credit Usage**         | How many credits a generation consumes: 1 = image, 5 = short video, etc.                                                   |
| 🎚️ **Dutch Angle**         | A tilted camera shot used to create tension, drama, or disorientation.                                                     |
| 🏙️ **Establishing Shot**   | A wide shot showing the setting before the main action—used to “set the stage.”                                            |
| 👁️ **Extreme Close-Up**    | Focuses on one small detail (eyes, hands, object) for intensity.                                                           |
| 🖼️ **Image Generation**    | Creating still anime artwork from your text prompt or reference image.                                                     |
| 🌅 **Landscape Size Image** | A wide horizontal frame (16 : 9). Great for cinematic scenes or environments.                                              |
| 🗣️ **Mid-Shot**            | Frames the subject waist-up; common for dialogue or casual moments.                                                        |
| 🎭 **Over-the-Shoulder**    | View from behind one character toward another—typical in conversations.                                                    |
| 🌄 **Panoramic Scene**      | A sweeping wide image capturing a large environment in one frame.                                                          |
| 🎞️ **Panning Video**       | A clip where the camera smoothly moves across a scene for cinematic motion.                                                |
| 📱 **Portrait Size Image**  | A vertical frame (9 : 16 or 3 : 4). Perfect for character portraits or mobile content.                                     |
| 💬 **Prompt**               | Your text description telling AutoWeeb what to create—subject + setting + emotion + style.                                 |
| 🖋️ **Reference Image**     | An uploaded photo or artwork guiding likeness, pose, or style.                                                             |
| ☕ **Slice of Life**         | A genre highlighting ordinary daily moments—relatable and emotional.                                                       |
| 🪞 **Source Image**         | The base picture you transform, animate, or remix.                                                                         |
| 🔲 **Square Size Image**    | A 1 : 1 image—ideal for avatars, thumbnails, and posts.                                                                    |
| 📹 **Video Generation**     | Produces short animated clips with motion, lighting, and camera moves.                                                     |


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