Which photo makes the best Crazy Frog AI video?
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In short
Upload one sharp photo of the rider, whether that's you, a friend or a pet, with the face visible and aimed at the lens. WebP, PNG or JPG, 10 MB tops, 300 to 6000 pixels per side. Photos that are blurry, masked or full of people do worst.
The limits
- Types: WebP, PNG or JPG.
- Weight: 10 MB or less.
- Each side needs more than 300 and less than 6000 pixels.
- Width divided by height must fall between 0.4 and 2.5, which excludes panoramas and thin strips.
- Send exactly one photo with exactly one subject in it.
What works
- Even daylight and a face in focus.
- Cropped at the shoulders or chest, eyes clear.
- Dress the way you want to appear, because the rider wears whatever the photo shows.
- Pets: get close and shoot at eye level, looking at the lens.
- Toys and drawings: frame the whole figure.
What doesn't
- Group shots. The model may follow the wrong face.
- Faces blocked by sunglasses, a mask, a hand or a strong beauty filter.
- Screenshots with buttons or captions across them.
- Stills taken from someone else's video, celebrities, and famous copyrighted characters.
About the people in it
Stick to yourself, adults who agreed, and pets, toys or drawings you own. Celebrities, minors and adult content are refused. Before uploading, skim Photo Consent and Acceptable Use. Every upload is deleted after 14 days.
Quick questions
Is a normal selfie enough?
It is, if it's sharp and well lit, and your whole face fits in the frame.
What if the upload gets refused?
A note under the upload box says why, usually size, format or shape. Change the photo and try again. You aren't charged for refusals.
Should there be a bike in it?
Leave it out. The bike pose, the road and the chase are all generated, so a plain face photo is safest.
Your turn on the bike
One photo does it. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished clip has no watermark.
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