Street Light Slide AI: my face looks different, how do I fix it?
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Short answer
Faces drift when the source is small, dark, filtered or turned away. This clip adds a second challenge: you arrive fast with hair flying before the camera settles, so the model must keep your face intact through a quick move.
Quick fixes
- Crop in until the face fills more of the frame and stays crisp.
- Daylight helps; sunglasses and beauty filters hurt.
- Choose a picture where you look straight into the camera.
- Send a picture with a single adult in it.
Why it happens
For roughly half a second the person moves fast, then finishes in a close-up. A cleaner source photo gives the model something firm to hold on to throughout.
Quick answers
Do I pay for a failed video?
No. Its credit comes back automatically.
Does one photo always give one face?
Not exactly. Each run varies slightly, even from an identical picture.
Is another attempt worthwhile?
Often. Each run starts from scratch, so small details move around. An attempt costs 1 credit, while a pack’s bonus previews are the cheapest way to test a picture.
Put yourself in the lamplight
Send a photo, get 5 seconds of HD for $8.88 or more. Pay once; the finished file has no watermark.
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