Why did a face change in my Smalltown Boy AI video?

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Short answer

The model drifts when it can't read a face clearly. Choose sharp, well-lit photos facing the camera, with each face filling about a third of the frame. Drop sunglasses and heavy filters. Still have your free 5-second preview? Test the photos there first. Results vary a little between runs.

Frame from the cat clip: orange cat, paws clamped to its head, shouting at the lens, with a grey and white cat dancing behind and a red fence in the background
Frame from the cat clip: orange cat, paws clamped to its head, shouting at the lens, with a grey and white cat dancing behind and a red fence in the background

Usual causes

  • A tiny face. Full-body and group shots leave too few pixels.
  • Filters and beauty apps. The model gets a face that isn't yours.
  • Dim or sideways photos. If half a face is visible, the model invents the rest.
  • Sunglasses, hats, masks. They cover the features the model needs.

A quick fix routine

  • Choose new photos that follow the photo guide.
  • Free preview still unspent? Run the new photos there and compare the faces. If it is spent, another full run costs 1 credit.
  • Do the full render last. Each one costs 1 credit.
  • Still off? Send the video link to support@ozil-goal-ai.app.

Questions people ask

If a face changed, did the video fail?

No. Failed means a video that never finished, and those credits come back on their own. A face that changed in a finished video is a normal outcome, not a failure.

Is a better camera worth it?

Hardly. Light and angle count for more. A phone photo lit by a window and facing the lens beats a sharper but dim one.

Is it possible to give a role several photos of one subject?

No. One photo per role. Choose the clearest.

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