Why did a face change in my Ba Ba Ba Dance AI video?
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Short answer
Source pictures that are small, dark, filtered or turned sideways cause face drift, and in this routine the dancers also cross the frame and turn their heads. Use a sharp, well-lit, front-facing picture for each dancer, run a 5-second preview first, and render in full only after that. A clone needs the same care.
What causes it
- Tiny faces: a head-to-toe picture leaves few pixels for the face.
- Dark or blurry sources: the model must guess missing detail.
- Side-on angles: the far side of the face must be invented.
- Look-alike pairs: similar subjects can merge into one.
The remedy
Choose a picture facing the camera with a clear face, trim extra background, and pair two people who look distinct from each other. Everything else is in the picture guide.
Questions people ask
Are the original dancers copied?
No. Only the timing and motion are borrowed; faces, hair and clothes come from your pictures.
Will identical pictures give identical videos?
Not quite. Each run comes out slightly different, even from the same pictures.
Will you rerun it for free?
A failed run is refunded automatically, but a video that came out as designed is not rerun for free.
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