Why does a face change in my Homelander Milk AI video?

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Short answer

Faces drift when a photo is small, dark, filtered or turned away. In this scene two people share the frame for 15 seconds while one bends aside and the other looks down. Sharp, well-lit, front-facing photos help, and so does a 5-second bonus preview before the full render.

Still from the two-photo example: a woman in a slate-grey hero costume and crimson gloves clutches a red mug and glances at a man in mustard knitwear, with white milk covering the worktop between them
Still from the two-photo example: a woman in a slate-grey hero costume and crimson gloves clutches a red mug and glances at a man in mustard knitwear, with white milk covering the worktop between them

Quick fixes

  • Crop tight so each face fills the photo and stays sharp.
  • Prefer daylight; skip sunglasses and beauty filters.
  • Choose pictures where each person looks into the lens.
  • Give each role its own adult, one per photo.

Why it happens

Midway, the pourer turns away and bends down while the hero stays fixed on the mug, so the model needs a clear face to hold on to.

Questions people ask

Do I pay for a failed video?

No, a failed run refunds its credit on its own.

Will identical photos give an identical video?

Not exactly; runs vary a little, even with identical photos.

Is a second run any different?

Yes. Each run is generated afresh, so details change. Another run costs 1 credit, so the bonus previews that come with a pack are the cheap way to test a photo.

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