Making a Suits Carry video from two portraits

From two portraits to a carry

• Open the generator on the template page. Slot one takes the carrier, slot two the carried one. Pictures cropped at the waist or thighs work well. Each file may be JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
• Choose the carrier's suit. Black is the default; grey and a tuxedo are the alternatives.
• Choose what the carried person wears. Plaid pyjamas are the default; the clothes from their photo and a Christmas sweater are the others.
• Choose the place. A living room is the default, and an office and a Christmas-tree corner are the others.
• Confirm consent and sign in with Google.
• Check a bonus preview (5 seconds, 480p). Look for faces that still match, limbs on the right bodies and a spin without jumps.
• Render the full clip. It costs 1 credit and lands in My videos.

What the template decides

Camera, order of moments and framing are fixed. You never type a prompt; the portraits only decide who carries and who is carried.

Weight is what trips the model up. Expect the odd glitch: a flickering hand, a doubled leg or a wobbling face for a frame. That is normal model noise, not a broken render. A dark suit on a pale wall is easiest, while loud patterns blur where the limbs are.

After the render

Download the MP4, or the silent copy, from My videos. Our file holds only room sounds, so any trending track can be added inside TikTok.

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