How do I choose the place and the outfit?
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Short answer
Choose a setting (stairwell, kitchen, bedroom or school corridor) and an outfit (your own clothes, a navy sweatshirt or a bright hoodie). Every pairing costs the same, and the camera, both poses and the timing never change.
The two groups
- Place: a sunny apartment stairwell with a steel handrail (the default), a white kitchen with a stone worktop, a cosy bedroom in soft daylight, or an empty school corridor lined with plain lockers.
- Outfit: the clothes you wear in your photo (the default), a plain navy sweatshirt, or a bold plain hoodie. A pet gets a tiny matching top, or simply its own fur.
What changes and what doesn't
Only the set and the clothes change. The fixed camera, the arms-out pose, the fists-on-hips pose and the head tilt stay as they are. There is no prompt box, so every look is a preset, never free text. Presets with a New tag are fresh and have had fewer test runs.
Questions people ask
Does a different place cost extra?
No. Every combination is 100 credits per full video.
Can I describe my own room?
No. Only the presets are on offer, which keeps results close to the trend and free of logos.
Which look is the safest?
The defaults: the stairwell and your own clothes. They have been tested the most.
Take your place on the stairs
Add one photo of yourself, an adult friend or your pet and sing the two poses. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished video has no watermark.
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