Pick the photo
Use one photo of your friend alone, face clear and facing the camera, head and upper body in the frame. A normal selfie works. If they are in a group photo, crop everyone else out, because the video swaps in one person and can pick the wrong face. Skip sunglasses, masks and heavy filters.
Ask before you post
Sending it in a group chat is one thing; posting it on TikTok or Instagram is another. Ask your friend first and drop it if they say no. If you post, turn on TikTok's AI-generated content label and say in the caption that it is AI.
If the burger blends into the hand
AI video can merge a hand and the food it holds, because hands that overlap an object are hard to keep apart as they move. It is a known limit of video models, not something your photo did wrong. A sharper, front-facing photo with the upper body in view gives the model the most to work from.
If your video comes out looking nothing like your friend, email us the date of the video and we refund that video.
Caption ideas
- 100% AI, 0% evidence.
- Fake AI video, real friend, fictional activities.
- I asked AI to make him look suspicious and it took that personally.
- He has never done this. The AI and I are simply haters.
Add the sound
The video comes with AI-made ambient sound, not the trend sound. Add the trend sound in TikTok after you upload and turn the original sound down. The sound guide has the steps.
What it costs
One video is 10 credits: $9.99 for 1 or $19.99 for 3. Credits are used only when the video is ready, and packs are one-time payments valid 12 months.
Ready to try it? Upload one photo on the home page. Pricing is on the pricing page.