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PHOTO GUIDE

START WITH A FACE YOU LOVE.

A good reference photo helps the video feel like your person, even when the world around them changes.

HOME/PHOTO GUIDE
01 / THE REFERENCE

The model builds motion from one image. Choose a portrait where the subject is easy to recognize: sharp, evenly lit, and unobstructed. You do not need a professional photo.

02 / THE CHECKLIST

A CLEAR PHOTO
GOES FURTHER.

01

SHOW THE FACE

Use a front-facing or slight three-quarter view. Keep both eyes visible. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters, or hair covering most of the face.

02

FIND SOFT LIGHT

Daylight near a window or outdoors works well. Avoid deep shadows, blown-out highlights, and motion blur.

03

KEEP IT SIMPLE

One subject is best. Crop away other people and clutter so the model knows who the story is about.

04

CHECK THE FILE

Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image under 12 MB and at least 300 × 300 pixels. The studio prepares a vertical frame automatically.

03 / PET STORIES

YES, PETS
COUNT TOO.

For a dog or cat, show the whole face and both eyes. A familiar collar or marking can help the moment feel personal. Keep the description gentle and specific.

Only upload photos you are comfortable using to create an AI video. If someone else is pictured, get their permission first.

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MAKE THE MOMENT YOURS.

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