The face changed in my ABCDEFG I Need Money AI video. What do I do?

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Short answer

The model loses a face it can't see well, and this trend's extreme expressions pull at it further. Use a sharp, well-lit photo facing the camera, with the face taking about a third of the frame. No sunglasses, no heavy filters. Run the free 5-second preview to test a photo before you commit.

Example frame: a sharp close-up of a face in an exaggerated expression, the kind of subject that stays recognisable
Example frame: a sharp close-up of a face in an exaggerated expression, the kind of subject that stays recognisable

Why it happens

  • Tiny face: full-body and group photos leave the face with too few pixels.
  • Heavy filters or beauty apps: what the model works from stops matching your real face.
  • Dark or side-on photos: if only half the face shows, the model guesses the other half.
  • Big expressions: bulging eyes and stretched mouths bend the face shape briefly. It's part of the gag; by the lean back the face should be itself again.

Quick routine

  • Swap in a different photo that follows the photo guide.
  • Do a free preview and set the face next to your photo.
  • Render the full video last, as every full render costs 100 credits.
  • Not fixed? Write to support@tiptoeinginmyjordans.dev and include the video link.

Questions people ask

Does a different face mean my video failed?

It doesn't. Failed means a video that never completed, and the credits for it come back by themselves. A completed video with another face is a normal outcome.

Would a better camera fix it?

Lighting and angle matter more. Window light and a straight-on phone shot beat a dim photo with more resolution.

Is sending more than one photo of the same person possible?

No, the template uses a single photo, so go with the clearest.

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