Fridge POV Tiramisu AI video: my face changed, why, and what helps?

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Short answer

Small, dark, filtered or turned-away photos make faces drift, and here a spoon and a hand cross your mouth with every bite, so the model has to hold your face through lots of cover. Choose a crisp, bright, front-facing photo with a visible mouth, run a 5-second bonus preview, then render the full clip.

Sample frame: an invented bearded man in a grey sweatshirt behind a foil tray of tiramisu, shot from inside a fridge
Sample frame: an invented bearded man in a grey sweatshirt behind a foil tray of tiramisu, shot from inside a fridge

Try this first

  • Crop closer so the face fills the frame.
  • Shoot in daylight; leave out sunglasses and beauty filters.
  • Pick a shot that looks into the lens with the mouth visible.
  • One adult per photo.

The cause

In 8 seconds a spoon, a hand and a chewing mouth cross the face three times, so a crisp photo gives the model more to cling to.

What people ask

Does a failed video use a credit?

No; failed runs return their credit on their own.

Is a repeat run identical?

Not entirely. Even the same photo gives slightly different results.

Will a second attempt look different?

Yes, since every run is generated afresh and small details move. Another run takes 1 credit, so the bonus previews bundled with each pack are the cheapest test.

Your face behind the tiramisu tray

Send one photo, get 8 seconds of HD back, starting at $8.88. Nothing renews, and the finished file has no watermark.

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