Become any character. In minutes.
Work through the five steps below — each one produces something real, and the next step unlocks when it does. Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can shoot photos on your phone and come back.
Step 1 — Shoot & upload your base photo
Everything is built on this photo: it captures the scene, lighting, and framing your final video will live in.
▸Max resolution, clean lens, no blur
Wipe the lens, hold steady, shoot at the highest resolution your camera offers. Grain in the photo becomes grain in the video.
▸Soft, even lighting
Window light or a ring light. Avoid harsh shadows across the face — the AI struggles to reconcile them later.
▸Plain, uncluttered background
A simple wall beats a busy room — less noise means a more faithful scene.
▸Same outfit, spot, and light you will film in
The photo must match the reference video you record in step 4. Easiest trick: record the video first and screenshot a frame as your base photo.
JPG, PNG, or WebP · at least 300×300px · up to 10MB
⚠️ Mistakes that scream “AI-generated”
📐 Mismatched camera angles
Different angles between portrait and video force the model to invent geometry, which shows up as warping and glitches.
💡 Different lighting or location
The model cannot reconcile a bright video with a moody portrait — you get flicker and colour shifts it will never average out.
🖼️ Low-quality character images
Blurry or pixelated references produce muddy, distorted faces every single time. Quality in, quality out.
🌀 Overcomplicated movement
Slow and deliberate always wins. Fast gestures overwhelm motion transfer and are the fastest way to look obviously AI.
✅ Polish that sells the result
🔄 Regenerate, don't patch
If something looks off, adjust the inputs slightly and rerun. It is faster than fighting a bad render and always ends better.
📸 Fix the source, not the settings
Consistently disappointed? The problem is almost always the input images. Re-shoot the base photo or find a sharper character reference.
📝 Tweak prompts, don't rewrite
The merge templates are tested. Make small adjustments for your scene rather than starting from scratch.
🎬 Expect one or two attempts
First renders often need a small input tweak. Most people land a clean result by the second try.