Which photo gives the best Ramalama AI video?
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Short answer
Send a single sharp photo of the person or pet being revealed, face visible and aimed at the lens. Accepted: JPG, PNG or WebP, under 10 MB, 300 to 6000 pixels on a side. Head and shoulders is plenty, since the template paints the costume, legs and shoes itself.
Hard limits
- File type: JPG, PNG or WebP only.
- File and pixels: 10 MB maximum; 300 to 6000 pixels along each side.
- Proportions: width divided by height must land between 0.4 and 2.5.
- Single subject: one person or one pet. Crop everyone else away.
What helps
- Crisp face: the clip finishes on a close-up, so this counts most.
- Soft, even light: daylight or a bright room, with filters turned off.
- Nothing in the way: sunglasses, masks and phones all hurt.
- Body is optional: a portrait is enough. Full-length matters only for the own-clothes option.
Who is allowed
You, an adult who said yes, your own pet, or a toy or drawing that belongs to you. Children, celebrities and famous characters get refused. The photo consent rules cover it all.
When the output disappoints
A drifting face nearly always began as a small or blurry face in the upload. Try the tips in the face fix.
Questions people ask
Is a selfie fine?
Yes, as long as the face is sharp and nothing blocks it. Mirror selfies tend to disappoint.
Should I already be in costume?
No. The outfit is generated from the option you choose.
Can the photo include several people?
No. The strut is solo, so crop the picture down to one person or pet.
Strut into your own Ramalama moment
Drop in a photo. Every pack includes bonus previews, so you can check your photos before spending a credit. The finished video has no watermark and nothing renews on its own.
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