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Create on-model clothing clips from Google Drive photos with Sisif

Watches a Drive folder for garment photos, converts each image and animates it with Sisif into a 5-second on-model portrait MP4, polling until the clip is ready and tracking results in Google Sheets.

What it does

## Turn mannequin or flat-lay clothing photos into on-model product clips with Sisif ### Who it's for Fashion brands, resellers and marketplace sellers who shoot garments on a mannequin or flat-lay and want an on-model motion clip for each item, at $1 per 5-second clip. ### How it works 1. Google Drive Trigger watches a folder for new files. 2. Non-image files are ignored. 3. The photo is downloaded and converted to a base64 data URL. 4. Sisif animates it with an apparel prompt that puts the garment on a model (5-second portrait MP4). 5. The workflow polls every 30 s until the clip is READY, ERROR or REFUNDED, for at most 40 checks. 6. A row with the file name, Sisif video ID, status, video URL and any error is appended to Google Sheets (status TIMEOUT if it never finished). ### Setup 1. Create a Sisif API key at https://sisif.ai/users/api-keys/ and add it in n8n as a Bearer Auth credential. Select it on Generate On-Model Clip and Check Video Status. 2. Add a Google Drive credential, then pick the folder to watch in Google Drive Trigger. 3. Create a Google Sheet with the headers: file_name, drive_file_id, sisif_video_id, status, video_url, poster_url, error_message, processed_at. Select it in both Sheets nodes. 4. Optionally edit the prompt in Apparel Prompt Config. 5. Drop a test photo into the folder, check the row, then activate. ### Customize - Change model look, setting or movement in Apparel Prompt Config. - Change the poll interval in Wait 30s.

The steps

  1. Google Drive Trigger
  2. Is Image File?
  3. Download Photo
  4. Photo to Base64
  5. Apparel Prompt Config
  6. Generate On-Model Clip
  7. Wait 30s
  8. Check Video Status
  9. Video Ready?
  10. Render Failed?
  11. Log Clip to Sheet
  12. Log Failure to Sheet
  13. Max Attempts Reached?
  14. Mark Timed Out

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