Oh You Can Make It Cap 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 here both people stay close to the lens, turn, lean and laugh hard, so a small or sideways picture suffers. Choose sharp, bright, front-on pictures where each face fills a good share of the frame, drop the sunglasses and filters, then try again.
Why it happens
- A small face: 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 has to guess half the face.
- Big expressions: laughing and twirling change a face a lot, so the model needs a clear, calm view to start from.
A quick routine
- Pick another photo that follows the photo guide.
- Compare the face with your photo before you pay for another run.
- Only then go again, 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.
Only one of the two faces drifted. Why?
Usually one picture is weaker, smaller or darker than the other. Replace it with a sharper one and run again.
Can I upload several photos of one person?
No, each of the two boxes takes one photo. Choose the clearest for each person.
Cast the twirl and the giggle
Drop in one photo for whoever laughs and one for whoever twirls, and the studio takes care of everything else. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished video has no watermark.
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