Singer reference
Put one photo in the singer’s role across the outdoor verse, indoor close-up and final tortilla reveal. The original background reaction remains.
Put one photo in the singer’s role across the outdoor verse, indoor close-up and final tortilla reveal. The original background reaction remains. Start as a guest with one photo. Generating a video uses credits.
Cast yourself in the foreground. You play the singer as she gestures toward the bearded performer outside, leans into the lens in the indoor cut and brings the tortilla forward on the final beat. Your photo supplies the singer’s appearance across both outfits.
The clip is about six seconds in its original landscape framing. The edit follows the source cuts, and the original audio is carried into the finished video.
Play the reference to see the timing and where the selected role appears.
Put one photo in the singer’s role across the outdoor verse, indoor close-up and final tortilla reveal. The original background reaction remains.
Choose one sharp portrait with both eyes visible. The singer fills the indoor close-up, so even light and a clear view of the face are useful. A neutral expression works because the source supplies the lip movements and reactions.
The role map marks the positions in the final outdoor shot.
The foreground singer gestures, leans into the indoor close-up, then holds up the tortilla.
Use the workbench on this page from photo upload to finished MP4.
Add a clear face photo to Singer. The original performer behind her keeps the final reaction.
The generation button shows the current credits for your selected resolution.
Play the full video when it is ready and download the MP4 from the result panel.
Use a single portrait to deliver the whole line, with the original reaction behind you.
The live options show how many credits this scene uses at each available resolution.
Yes. The singer is the same role through the outdoor white-shirt shots and the indoor denim-jacket shot. The edit uses your photo for her identity across both.
The background performer stays in the original cast in this scene. Choose Reaction to replace him or Both roles to replace both people.
A clear portrait is enough. The source supplies the singer’s lip movement, gestures and sound.