How to pick photos: the dancer and the spectator
The first photo becomes the sneaky dancer, the second watches the show. Four rules for stable results.
The generator casts two people: photo 1 becomes the dancer who tiptoes, shushes, and spins; photo 2 becomes the spectator watching it happen. Pick deliberately.
One subject per photo
Group shots confuse the model. If you want a couple in the video, use one photo each.
Front-facing, eyes and jawline visible
The AI anchors a face from what it can see. Sunglasses, heavy filters, and extreme angles all hurt stability.
Headshot vs full-body
A headshot means the AI leans on the face. A full-body photo also feeds hair and outfit into the character — useful when the dancer should keep a signature look.
Use originals, not screenshots
Screenshots of other videos or heavily compressed re-saves lose exactly the detail the model needs. Upload the original file.
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