Blue-grey kitchen, white kitchen or living room: how to pick the set and the outfits
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Short answer
Keep the blue-grey kitchen and your own clothes for the closest match to the original, since those are the defaults. Pick the white or wooden kitchen, or the living room, for a different backdrop, and all black or bright tracksuits if the outfits in your photos are busy. All cost the same.
The rooms
- Blue-grey kitchen (default): glossy cabinets up to the ceiling, round ceiling lights and a stone counter.
- White kitchen: glossy white cabinets and a plain fruit bowl on the counter.
- Wooden kitchen: honey-coloured wood cabinets, a butcher-block counter and a terracotta floor.
- Living room: a grey sofa, a coffee table and a big daylight window.
The outfits
- Your own clothes (default): exactly what each person wears in their photo; pets keep their fur.
- All black: plain long-sleeve shirts and trousers, and a tiny black shirt for a pet.
- Bright tracksuits: each in a different colour, with a small version for a pet.
What changes and what doesn't
Only the backdrop and the clothing change. The camera stays steady, the stomping happens at the same moments and the handover is in the same place. Only the default kitchen and outfits have been tried on real runs, so look at the result before you share it.
Questions people ask
Does a different room cost extra?
No. Every combination is 100 credits per full video.
Can I choose different outfits for the two stompers?
No. The outfit choice applies to both, though your own clothes keeps each photo as it is.
Is there writing on any clothes or walls?
No. The scene is asked to stay plain, with no readable text or logos.
Make a Wipe Me Down video of your own
Add two photos and the pair of you take turns stomping across a blue-grey kitchen. Nothing renews, and the finished video carries no watermark.
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