A face looks different in my Oh You Can Make It Cap AI video, what now?

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Short answer

Small, dark, filtered or turned-away photos let faces drift, and here the second person spins right round while both laugh. Give each person a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo, check a 5-second bonus preview, then render. Clones depend on a sharp photo too.

Still from a sample clip: a grinning man in a grey tee circles a finger at the lens, pale studio
Still from a sample clip: a grinning man in a grey tee circles a finger at the lens, pale studio

Causes

  • Small faces: a full-body photo leaves the face very few pixels.
  • Dark or blurry shots: details have to be guessed.
  • Profile views: the hidden half of the face gets invented.
  • Lookalikes: two similar people can melt together.

What to do

Use a front-facing photo where the face is plainly visible, trim away spare background, and pair two people who look different from each other. The photo guide lists everything.

Questions people ask

Is the original cast copied?

No. Timing and movement are borrowed, while faces, hair and clothes come from your photos.

Do identical photos give identical videos?

Not quite; every run differs a bit, even with identical photos.

Can I get a repeat at no charge?

Failures are refunded automatically; a correctly rendered video cannot be repeated for nothing.

Your photos, your spin, your laugh

Two photos in, 14 seconds of HD video out, from $8.88. Nothing to subscribe to, and the file carries no watermark.

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