Driver Put Phone Away video: what to do if the face changed
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Short answer
Faces drift when the model can't see them clearly, and the head turns, so a small or sideways photo suffers. Use a sharp, bright, front-on photo where the face fills about a third of the frame, lose the sunglasses and filters, and try a preview again before paying.
Why it happens
- The face is small: in a wide or group shot it gets only a few pixels.
- Filters and beauty effects: the model reads a face that isn't quite yours.
- Dark or sideways photos: the model must guess half the face.
- A lot of head movement: the driver turns right round, so the model needs a solid view of the face.
A quick routine
- Pick another photo that follows the photo guide.
- Run a preview if your account has one and compare the face to your photo.
- Only then go full length, since each render uses 100 credits.
- Still wrong? Email support@tiptoeinginmyjordans.dev with the video link.
Questions people ask
If the face changed, did the video fail?
No. A failed video never finished, and you get its credits back automatically. A finished video with a different face is an ordinary result.
My cat's colours shifted. What helps?
Use a photo taken in good light, so the fur and its markings are easy to see.
Can I upload several photos of one person?
No, the template takes one photo. Choose the clearest.
Get behind the wheel
Add one photo and you're the driver who spins round to tell whoever is filming to put the phone away. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished video has no watermark.
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