Start with a Great Base Image
Select a high-resolution, well-lit and error-free photo from your gallery that clearly shows your face. Choose natural poses with relaxed expressions. Clean or blurred backgrounds work best to keep the focus on you. Avoid cluttered or dimly lit shots, as they distract from your appeal.Write a Video Prompt
Describe specific, physical actions that match your image’s pose and setting for maximum realism:
Dynamic movement: Pair “walking to camera” with “camera tracks her movement” for a captivating strut, or “stands up slowly” with “camera tracks her face”.
Subtle additions: Add “maintaining eye contact” to intensify connection, or “wind blows her hair” (for outdoor shots) for added realism
Extra details: Use prompts like “adjusts her hair” or “sways hips” to add further details that can bring your video to life
Dos and Don’ts
DO:
Use short, clear phrases: “adjusting pose, camera tracks her body”
Match actions to the scene (e.g., don’t prompt “lying down” if standing).
Start simple (e.g., “she gently smiles”), then iterate by adding details like “...while adjusting her hair”.
AVOID:
Conflicting actions (e.g., “dancing energetically” + “sits still”).
Vague commands. Prioritize physicality, action and movement.
Overly complex language that confuses the AI.
Pro Tips for Polished Results:
Movement is key: The camera should follow you without specific prompting. Add “camera tracks her movement/face” if actions risk pushing you out of frame.
Realism: Add “handheld device filming” at the end, that adds a camera shake to the video that produces a selfie-video feel.
Keep it simple: Focus prompts solely on your actions and how the camera captures you. You don’t need to include clothing or location, which are already determined by the base image used.
Now you’re all set to start creating stunning, lifelike videos with ease! If you ever need help or run into any issues, our support team is just a message away
