Choose a Photo for Your AI Freestyle Video
Your photo is the starting point for the video. A clear input can reduce ambiguity, but no photo can guarantee a perfect AI result.
A good starting photo
- One adult, clearly visible. Avoid group photos and overlapping faces.
- An unobstructed face. Keep eyes, nose, and mouth visible; avoid sunglasses, masks, and heavy filters.
- Balanced lighting. Choose even light over strong shadows, glare, or a silhouette.
- Room for movement. A waist-up or full-body photo leaves more information for poses and gestures.
- A simple background. Busy scenes and people in the background can introduce unwanted details.
- A sharp original. Use the original photo rather than a blurry screenshot or a heavily compressed social download.
Before you upload
Check the file types and size limit shown in the creator. Crop out private information, unrelated people, and anything you do not want processed by the AI service.
Use a photo of yourself, or obtain the pictured adult's consent. A public social profile is not permission to animate someone else's photo.
Set realistic expectations
The generator creates new frames. Fine details such as fingers, jewelry, glasses, text on clothing, and fast-moving facial features may change. A result can resemble the input without preserving every detail.
If a result is not what you expected, changing to a clearer photo may help. Generating again is a new attempt and can use additional credits; review the displayed cost before starting.
Sharing your result
Your downloaded MP4 is silent. Add a soundtrack you are allowed to use, preview the complete edit, and make it clear that the video is AI-generated. Do not present it as footage of a real event or an artist endorsement.