Animate this look
A still portrait is a good start. A five-second clip is what people actually share. Upload a costume photo or animate a result from this studio, choose a motion preset and get a short vertical-ready video without a timeline editor.
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Full prompt
Use the provided image as the exact visual reference and starting composition. Create a continuous five-second cinematic Halloween portrait animation. Keep the subject's recognizable face, costume, hairstyle and body proportions consistent. The subject slowly turns their head toward the camera with a subtle mysterious expression. A gentle breeze moves loose hair strands and the edges of the clothing. Soft fog drifts through the moonlit background. The camera performs a slow, smooth push-in. Maintain realistic motion, stable anatomy and consistent lighting. Do not change the person's identity, replace the costume, add characters or introduce scene cuts. No text or watermarks.
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Short AI videos look best when the movement is restrained. A slow head turn, a blink, drifting fog and a gentle push-in give the model fewer chances to break a hand or change a face. The presets avoid walking, dancing and fast camera moves for that reason. If you want a dance clip, use a dedicated motion-transfer tool; a single portrait plus a text prompt is not the right input.
The server sends your image to Wan 2.6 Flash image-to-video for a five-second 720p clip. If the primary model is unavailable, it retries with Kling 2.6 at the same duration. The result is a normal MP4 you can download. Video generation takes longer than an image, so the page polls the task status and shows a clear waiting state instead of a fake progress bar.
Use a portrait with a clear face, visible shoulders and a simple background. A half-body crop animates better than a tiny full-body shot because the model has more pixels on the face. If you are animating a studio result, download the image first and upload it here rather than using a screenshot from social media. Compression artifacts become visible motion artifacts.
The current video preset produces a landscape or source-matched frame. For TikTok, Reels and Shorts, crop in your phone's editor or generate from a portrait-oriented image. Keep the clip short, add captions in the app and avoid re-encoding the file several times before posting.
Five seconds. That is long enough for a loop or a hook and short enough to keep the generation cost and failure rate low.
Yes, but choose a very small motion. Pet anatomy is harder for video models; a slow head turn works better than a full-body walk.
Video models trade identity consistency for motion. The prompt asks for stable anatomy and consistent lighting, but a clean source image and a simple motion preset remain the best safeguards.