Why doesn't the dancer look like me in my skeleton dance video?
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Short answer
The face drifts when the model can't make it out, and a full-body dance makes it small. Choose a sharp, bright, front-on photo where the face fills about a third of the frame, leave off sunglasses and filters, and judge the outcome on the free 5-second preview.
Typical causes
- A tiny face: full-body and group shots leave it only a few pixels.
- Retouching apps and filters: the model gets a face that isn't quite yours.
- Dim or sideways shots: half a face is hidden, so it guesses the rest.
- Sunglasses, hats, masks: they hide what the model needs.
A quick routine
- Pick a different picture that follows the photo guide.
- Play the preview and set the face beside your photo. Do this on the same device and screen you'll watch the final clip on.
- Render the full video last, at 1 credit a go.
- No luck? Send the video link to support@ozil-goal-ai.app.
Questions people ask
My face changed. Does that mean the render failed?
No. A render has failed only if it never finished, and then the credits return automatically. A finished video with a different face is a so-so result, nothing more.
Why am I so small on screen?
The camera sits back so the whole body shows and the dance reads clearly. That wide shot belongs to the trend. A sharp source photo keeps you recognisable even at that size.
Could I upload two or three photos of the same person?
No, one photo only. Use the clearest.
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