What Stop Sign video: what to do if the face changed
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Short answer
The model lets faces wander when it can't see them well, and a dark night scene with flashing red and blue light makes that worse. Use a sharp, bright, front-on photo with the face filling a third of the frame, then run the free 5-second preview again before paying.
Why it happens
- The face is small: the pet sits far from the camera in the photo.
- Dim or yellowish photos: fur colours are hard for the model to read.
- Flashing lights: red and blue wash over the fur for a beat, as they do in the real clips.
- Heavy filters: they hand the model a face that isn't the real one.
A quick routine
- Choose a photo that meets the photo guide.
- Preview it free and hold the face up against your picture.
- Only then go full length, since each 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 automatically. A completed clip whose face looks different is just a normal outcome.
Why did my cat turn out darker?
A night setting makes fur look darker. A bright daylight photo lets the model hold on to true colours.
Could I send multiple pictures of one pet?
No, the template takes one photo. Choose the clearest.
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