Ozil goal video: what to do if the face changed

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Short answer

Faces drift when the model can't see them clearly. Switch to a sharp, bright, front-on photo where the face takes up about a third of the frame, lose the sunglasses and filters, and run the free 5-second preview again before paying. Every run varies slightly, too.

Example frame: a bright, crisp portrait looking at the lens, the kind of photo that keeps a face steady
Example frame: a bright, crisp portrait looking at the lens, the kind of photo that keeps a face steady

Why it happens

  • The face is small: in a full-body or group shot it gets only a few pixels.
  • Heavy filters or beauty apps: the model reads a face that isn't quite yours.
  • Dark or sideways photos: show half a face and the model has to guess the rest.
  • Sunglasses, hats, masks: all hide details the model leans on.

A quick routine

  • Pick another photo that follows the photo guide.
  • Run the free preview and hold the face up against your photo.
  • Only then go full length, since every full render uses 100 credits.
  • No luck? Email support@tiptoeinginmyjordans.dev, and put the video link in your message.

Questions people ask

If the face changed, did the video fail?

No. A failed video never finished, and you get its credits back without asking. A finished video whose face differs is an ordinary result.

Would a better camera fix it?

Lighting and angle count for more. A phone shot taken by a window, facing the lens, easily beats a dim high-resolution one.

Can I upload several photos of one person?

No, each role takes one photo. Choose the clearest.

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