Window Peeper 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 you start far away in a window at night. Use a sharp, bright, front-on portrait where the face fills about a third of the frame, lose the sunglasses and filters, and run the free 5-second 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.
- Warm kitchen light: it tints skin and hair a little, as it does in the real clips.
A quick routine
- Choose a new photo using the photo guide.
- Start with the free preview and hold the face up against 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.
Why does the face sharpen toward the end?
The zoom has brought the window close by then, so the stare and the curtain show the most detail.
Can I upload several photos of one person?
No, the template takes one photo. Choose the clearest.
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