Your face
Hair, skin and expression come from the upload, not from a stock model.
Image style
Flat poster-paint blocks of the person in the photo. A still image, not a video.
Poster paint takes 1 photo and redraws the subject in this style. The face stays; the picture changes. Pick 9:16 or 16:9. The exact credit price shows before you start.

What stays yours
01Your face
Hair, skin and expression come from the upload, not from a stock model.
02The outfit in the photo
The example's costume is not copied onto you. A jacket, a hoodie, a collar — they stay.
03A file you can post
A still image at the ratio you picked.
Flat poster-paint blocks of the person in the photo. A still image, not a video.
Poster paint takes 1 photo and redraws the subject in this style. The face stays; the picture changes. Pick 9:16 or 16:9. The exact credit price shows before you start.
What stays yours
01Your face
Hair, skin and expression come from the upload, not from a stock model.
02The outfit in the photo
The example's costume is not copied onto you. A jacket, a hoodie, a collar — they stay.
03A file you can post
A still image at the ratio you picked.
How to
In the browser. No app, no template link.
A clear, front-facing photo. Poster paint keeps the face, hair and clothes. Head and shoulders is enough; a full body is better when the template walks or dances.
This template uses one photo. Put the subject in the first slot.
9:16 or 16:9. The style stays. Only the canvas changes.
Poster paint comes back as a still image in the output panel, ready to download.
At a glance
What you get
Hair, skin and expression come from the upload, not from a stock model.
The example's costume is not copied onto you. A jacket, a hoodie, a collar — they stay.
A still image at the ratio you picked.
A failed run returns the credits. You pay for a file you actually receive.
Why this template
The Poster paint style keeps the person in your photo — face, hair, clothing — and re-renders the scene around them in a fixed art direction.
This template needs a single subject. A second face in the frame is ignored rather than blended in.
Photo tips
The template assumes a front-facing starting pose. A side profile forces the model to rebuild the face, and rebuilding is where detail is lost.
Head and shoulders fill the frame. A tight crop keeps the face large enough to stay sharp after the video is compressed for social apps.
Window light against a plain wall works best. Dark or cluttered backgrounds leak artifacts into the edges of your hair.
Photo roles
01Your photo
Clear and front-facing. Head and shoulders, or full body when the template walks, jumps or dances.
Sunglasses, masks or a hand covering the face.
Photos of celebrities or public figures — they are rejected.
Tiny figures in a wide group shot.
Pricing
Sharper or longer runs cost more credits. The generate button shows the exact price before you start.
If a generation fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically. You only pay for finished files.
Credit packs never expire. Monthly plans cost less if you post every week.
Before you post
9:16 fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Use the 16:9 version for YouTube.
The file is silent by design. Pick a sound in the app so the clip rides the trend audio.
Name the template and tag the person in it. A short caption beats a paragraph.
Flat poster-paint blocks of the person in the photo. A still image, not a video. A still image at 9:16 or 16:9. No video and no audio.
One-photo templates use the first slot; two-photo templates use both. Clear, well-lit, front-facing faces give the sharpest result.
No. Each template ships its own built-in prompt and length — add your photos and generate. There is nothing to write.
Yes. The model keeps the face, hair and outfit from your photo. Clear, front-facing, well-lit photos keep the most detail.
Only with their consent. Upload photos of yourself, or of people who agreed to appear in your video.
A still image at 9:16 or 16:9. No video and no audio.
The price depends on the model, resolution and clip length. The generate button shows the exact credits before you start — the server looks it up, so the page cannot invent a cheaper one. Failed runs are refunded.
Most runs finish in a few minutes. The output panel shows progress, and a failed run refunds the credits automatically.
Failed runs refund the credits automatically, so you only pay for finished clips. You can retry right away from the history list.
Download the file from the output panel, then upload it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Add a trending sound in the app when you post.
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Your turn
The example on this page is the shape of a finished run. Yours uses your photos, at the price on the button.