# youdot > Create AI videos with audio from text and images for your stories and social media. These resources describe public product content. They are not an API or permission to create an account, generate media or purchase a plan. Check model availability and prices on live pages, cite sources and state when information cannot be verified. ## Guides - [Overview](https://youdot.app/index.md): Product overview and getting started - [Features](https://youdot.app/features.md): Published image and video tools - [Pricing](https://youdot.app/pricing.md): Current plans and credit rules - [FAQ](https://youdot.app/faq.md): Answers from the public homepage ## Published tools - [Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image.md): Write a focused Nano Banana 2 image prompt for product visuals, illustrations and social posts. Plan edits and review supported model settings in youdot. - [AI Face in Hole Generator for Story Cover Portraits | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md): Make a character cover image with the AI Face in Hole Generator on youdot. Choose a cutout scene, add your portrait, and review the image for your story. - [South Park Character Creator: Create a Character with Personality | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md): Create a South Park style character for character-led stories. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [Banana AI Image Generator: Nano Banana 2 Edit Prompts | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/banana-ai-image-generator.md): Explore Banana AI image editing prompts for Nano Banana 2. Specify local changes, preserve product details and develop a consistent visual brief in youdot. - [Flux AI Image Generator: Product & Design Prompts | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/flux-ai-image-generator.md): Plan Flux image prompts for product photography, posters and brand concepts. Define materials, composition and edit instructions in a youdot visual brief. - [Grok Image Generator: Illustration & Concept Prompts | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/grok-image-generator.md): Develop Grok image prompts for illustrations, concept art and social visuals. Define composition, lighting and references before checking model access in youdot. - [Seedance 2.5 Video Creator | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video.md): Build a Seedance 2.5 video brief from text or an image. Explore camera and sound directions, compare published examples, and review model availability in youdot. - [Earth Zoom Generator: Cloud-Layer Visuals | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md): Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for cloud-layer visuals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Character-led stories | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md): Explore character storytelling concepts with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on youdot. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator for Personal Creator Edits | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md): Create a Hotel Lobby AI shot from your image and a motion reference on youdot. Prepare a character brief, review credits and finish the clip with your own edit. - [Kling AI Video Generator: Motion & Product Prompts | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/kling-ai-video-generator.md): Build Kling video prompts around motion, product detail and camera direction. Plan reference frames and review available generation settings in youdot. - [Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/seedance-2-0.md): Create videos with Seedance 2.5 on youdot. Explore text and image prompts, review supported settings and check the current credit quote before generating. - [Veo Availability & Supported Video Models | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/veo-ai-video-generator.md): Veo is unavailable on youdot. Explore enabled Kling and Seedance video models, review their supported inputs and check the credit quote before generating. - [Video to Video AI for Your Character Ideas | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md): Bring a personal character idea into motion with youdot Video to Video AI. Pick a reference, add an image and see the duration-based credit estimate. - [Stitch Images Online for Storyboard Planning | Youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/image-stitch.md): Stitch images into a storyboard sheet with Youdot's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 references, adjust framing and download one PNG or JPG locally. - [Toc Toc AI Dance Generator: Photo Prep Guide | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/toc-toc-ai-dance.md): Explore a Toc Toc dance with youdot.app. Prepare one full-body adult photo, direct the hand gestures and steps, check the quote and compare movement in History. - [AI Halloween Costume Transformation | youdot.app Video Reveal](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/ai-halloween-costume-transformation.md): Plan a Halloween costume-reveal video with youdot.app. Choose one portrait, describe fabric and motion, read the live quote and review the full clip in History. - [Bigfoot Video Generator for Playful Fake Sightings | youdot.app](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/bigfoot-video-generator.md): Make a fictional Bigfoot clip with youdot.app. Plan a trail or selfie scene, choose text or reference mode, check the quote and review the character's action in History. - [Pumpkin Head Photoshoot: A portrait for visual storytelling | youdot.app](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/pumpkin-head-photoshoot.md): Pumpkin Head Photoshoot on youdot.app. Upload one clear portrait. Choose a warm autumn or spooky Halloween direction in the prompt, then review the new head, clothing continuity, and background before saving. Explore storyboards, video cover images, and seasonal scenes. - [AI Pokémon Generator: Create an Original Creature | youdot](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-pokemon-generator.md): Turn one photo or a written idea into an original Pokémon-inspired creature on youdot. Plan its silhouette, compare details and build a story-ready image. - [ChatGPT Millionaire Video: Make a Personal Meme | youdot.app](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/chatgpt-millionaire.md): Create a ChatGPT Millionaire comedy remake from one portrait. Preview the fixed reference and shape a clear personal reaction video with youdot.app. - [Closed On Sunday AI: Create a Personal Choir Meme | youdot.app](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/closed-on-sunday.md): Turn a clear portrait into a Closed On Sunday AI choir scene. Add optional cast direction, preview the reference and review your personal video on youdot.app. ## More information - [Complete guide](https://youdot.app/llms-full.txt) - [Blog](https://youdot.app/blog) ## Languages - [English](https://youdot.app/llms.txt) --- # Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator: Create Videos with Audio | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ Create AI videos with audio using Seedance 2.5 on youdot. Turn text and images into videos for stories, product showcases, and social media. ## Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator - Videos with Audio ## Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Review Credits Before Generating Create videos with AI Choose a Model and Review Its Cost Review Credits Before Generating Create videos with AI Choose a Model and Review Its Cost ## Explore Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Seedance 2.0 Kling Veo ## Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Veo AI Video | Seedance 2.5 | Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | AI Video Tool ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Seedance 2.5 ### Turn a Rough Idea into a Focused Brief Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Review Model and Input Options Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Plan Time for Review and Iteration Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Plan Time for Review and Iteration Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Explore Seedance 2.5 Video Ideas with youdot Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Review Model and Input Options Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ### Explore Variations with a Focused Brief Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Explore Related Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. 1 ### Describe Your Video Concept or Upload Images For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 2 ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. 4 ### Experience Professional Video Creation Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Seedance 2.5 Video Ideas for Your Projects For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. ### Marketing & Advertising Videos For a Seedance 2.5 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Social Media Content Plan your Seedance 2.5 social video around one clear message. Decide the framing for the target channel, place the main subject where it stays visible, and check small-screen readability before sharing. ### Educational & Training Materials Use a Seedance 2.5 visual concept to support one teaching or presentation point. Check facts and labels yourself, and add final captions in your editing workflow rather than relying on generated text. ### Corporate Presentations & Communications Use a Seedance 2.5 visual concept to support one teaching or presentation point. Check facts and labels yourself, and add final captions in your editing workflow rather than relying on generated text. ### Film & Episodic Content Creation Break a Seedance 2.5 story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. ### Personal Projects & Creative Storytelling Break a Seedance 2.5 story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. ## Creative Notes for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Brief ## Seedance 2.5 Video Workflow: Questions & Answers ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Seedance 2.5 video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How much does Seedance 2.5 cost? The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ## How do I use this site on a phone? Use youdot in your browser. On a smaller screen, open the navigation menu to move between the generator, prompt library and your account. Supported upload and download behavior also depends on your device. ## How should I describe movement from a reference image? For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. ## Will my data be safe? Prompts, uploaded references and generated results may be stored to provide your history and process requests. Review the Privacy Policy before uploading sensitive material. Published cases and public media links can be viewed by other people. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I use the results for personal enjoyment and social media? Plan your Seedance 2.5 social video around one clear message. Decide the framing for the target channel, place the main subject where it stays visible, and check small-screen readability before sharing. ## Will I be charged again, and how do I cancel? Subscriptions renew according to the billing interval shown at checkout. A one-time credit pack is a single purchase, not a subscription. To cancel a subscription, open Settings \> Billing, choose your subscription and confirm cancellation. Check the updated status and end date. If cancellation fails, contact support@youdot.app before your next renewal. ## What happens to my access and credits after cancellation? Cancellation stops future subscription renewals once confirmed. Check Settings \> Billing for your paid access end date. Existing credits keep their original expiration dates; cancellation does not extend them or automatically issue a cash refund. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## How do I request a refund, and when will it arrive? Email support@youdot.app with the subject Refund Request. Include your account email, order or transaction ID, purchase date and reason. Our Refund Policy provides for a response within 5 business days. Approved refunds return to the original payment method and may take 5–10 business days to appear, depending on the payment provider. The corresponding credits are removed. See /refund-policy for the full conditions. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## I paid but my credits are missing. What should I do? Check that you are using the same account or guest browser used for checkout, then review your order status and credit history. Avoid paying again while the first payment is being checked. Email support@youdot.app with your order ID, purchase time and payment receipt so we can investigate. Never send your password or full card details. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Blog Posts ## Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Explore Seedance 2.5 --- # youdot · Pricing Canonical page: https://youdot.app/pricing Plans come from the same published product source as the pricing page. Check live pricing and checkout before purchasing. Generation costs vary by model and settings; review the tool credit quote before submitting. ## Lite Lite Monthly - Price: USD 29.90 per month - Credits: 800 - Credit validity: 30 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Pro Pro Monthly - Price: USD 49.90 per month - Credits: 1800 - Credit validity: 30 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Ultra Ultra Monthly - Price: USD 99.90 per month - Credits: 4000 - Credit validity: 30 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Lite Lite Yearly - Price: USD 100.00 per year - Credits: 2400 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Pro Pro Yearly - Price: USD 360.00 per year - Credits: 21600 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Ultra Ultra Yearly - Price: USD 599.00 per year - Credits: 48000 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Credit top-up $199.90 credit top-up - Price: USD 199.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 4900 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Credit top-up $499.90 credit top-up - Price: USD 499.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 14900 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Small Credit Pack 100 credits per purchase. Credits never expire. No subscription required. - Price: USD 4.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 100 - Credit validity: No expiry - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Medium Credit Pack 220 credits per purchase. Credits never expire. No subscription required. - Price: USD 9.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 220 - Credit validity: No expiry - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Large Credit Pack 350 credits per purchase. Credits never expire. No subscription required. - Price: USD 14.90 (One-time purchase) - Credits: 350 - Credit validity: No expiry - Requires an existing subscription: No [View current pricing](https://youdot.app/pricing) --- # youdot · FAQ Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Seedance 2.5 video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How much does Seedance 2.5 cost? The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ## How do I use this site on a phone? Use youdot in your browser. On a smaller screen, open the navigation menu to move between the generator, prompt library and your account. Supported upload and download behavior also depends on your device. ## How should I describe movement from a reference image? For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. ## Will my data be safe? Prompts, uploaded references and generated results may be stored to provide your history and process requests. Review the Privacy Policy before uploading sensitive material. Published cases and public media links can be viewed by other people. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I use the results for personal enjoyment and social media? Plan your Seedance 2.5 social video around one clear message. Decide the framing for the target channel, place the main subject where it stays visible, and check small-screen readability before sharing. ## Will I be charged again, and how do I cancel? Subscriptions renew according to the billing interval shown at checkout. A one-time credit pack is a single purchase, not a subscription. To cancel a subscription, open Settings \> Billing, choose your subscription and confirm cancellation. Check the updated status and end date. If cancellation fails, contact support@youdot.app before your next renewal. ## What happens to my access and credits after cancellation? Cancellation stops future subscription renewals once confirmed. Check Settings \> Billing for your paid access end date. Existing credits keep their original expiration dates; cancellation does not extend them or automatically issue a cash refund. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## How do I request a refund, and when will it arrive? Email support@youdot.app with the subject Refund Request. Include your account email, order or transaction ID, purchase date and reason. Our Refund Policy provides for a response within 5 business days. Approved refunds return to the original payment method and may take 5–10 business days to appear, depending on the payment provider. The corresponding credits are removed. See /refund-policy for the full conditions. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## I paid but my credits are missing. What should I do? Check that you are using the same account or guest browser used for checkout, then review your order status and credit history. Avoid paying again while the first payment is being checked. Email support@youdot.app with your order ID, purchase time and payment receipt so we can investigate. Never send your password or full card details. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. --- # youdot · Features Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ These tools have published content and supported page routes on this site. Check each live tool for available models, inputs and credit quotes. ## Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator | youdot Write a focused Nano Banana 2 image prompt for product visuals, illustrations and social posts. Plan edits and review supported model settings in youdot. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image.md) ## AI Face in Hole Generator for Story Cover Portraits | youdot Make a character cover image with the AI Face in Hole Generator on youdot. Choose a cutout scene, add your portrait, and review the image for your story. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md) ## South Park Character Creator: Create a Character with Personality | youdot Create a South Park style character for character-led stories. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md) ## Banana AI Image Generator: Nano Banana 2 Edit Prompts | youdot Explore Banana AI image editing prompts for Nano Banana 2. Specify local changes, preserve product details and develop a consistent visual brief in youdot. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/banana-ai-image-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/banana-ai-image-generator.md) ## Flux AI Image Generator: Product & Design Prompts | youdot Plan Flux image prompts for product photography, posters and brand concepts. Define materials, composition and edit instructions in a youdot visual brief. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/flux-ai-image-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/flux-ai-image-generator.md) ## Grok Image Generator: Illustration & Concept Prompts | youdot Develop Grok image prompts for illustrations, concept art and social visuals. Define composition, lighting and references before checking model access in youdot. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/grok-image-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/grok-image-generator.md) ## Seedance 2.5 Video Creator | youdot Build a Seedance 2.5 video brief from text or an image. Explore camera and sound directions, compare published examples, and review model availability in youdot. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video.md) ## Earth Zoom Generator: Cloud-Layer Visuals | youdot Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for cloud-layer visuals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md) ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Character-led stories | youdot Explore character storytelling concepts with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on youdot. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/genjutsu) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md) ## Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator for Personal Creator Edits | youdot Create a Hotel Lobby AI shot from your image and a motion reference on youdot. Prepare a character brief, review credits and finish the clip with your own edit. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md) ## Kling AI Video Generator: Motion & Product Prompts | youdot Build Kling video prompts around motion, product detail and camera direction. Plan reference frames and review available generation settings in youdot. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/kling-ai-video-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/kling-ai-video-generator.md) ## Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | youdot Create videos with Seedance 2.5 on youdot. Explore text and image prompts, review supported settings and check the current credit quote before generating. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/seedance-2-0) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/seedance-2-0.md) ## Veo Availability & Supported Video Models | youdot Veo is unavailable on youdot. Explore enabled Kling and Seedance video models, review their supported inputs and check the credit quote before generating. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/veo-ai-video-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/veo-ai-video-generator.md) ## Video to Video AI for Your Character Ideas | youdot Bring a personal character idea into motion with youdot Video to Video AI. Pick a reference, add an image and see the duration-based credit estimate. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md) ## Stitch Images Online for Storyboard Planning | Youdot Stitch images into a storyboard sheet with Youdot's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 references, adjust framing and download one PNG or JPG locally. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/image-stitch) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/image-stitch.md) ## Toc Toc AI Dance Generator: Photo Prep Guide | youdot Explore a Toc Toc dance with youdot.app. Prepare one full-body adult photo, direct the hand gestures and steps, check the quote and compare movement in History. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/toc-toc-ai-dance) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/toc-toc-ai-dance.md) ## AI Halloween Costume Transformation | youdot.app Video Reveal Plan a Halloween costume-reveal video with youdot.app. Choose one portrait, describe fabric and motion, read the live quote and review the full clip in History. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/ai-halloween-costume-transformation) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/ai-halloween-costume-transformation.md) ## Bigfoot Video Generator for Playful Fake Sightings | youdot.app Make a fictional Bigfoot clip with youdot.app. Plan a trail or selfie scene, choose text or reference mode, check the quote and review the character's action in History. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/bigfoot-video-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/bigfoot-video-generator.md) ## Pumpkin Head Photoshoot: A portrait for visual storytelling | youdot.app Pumpkin Head Photoshoot on youdot.app. Upload one clear portrait. Choose a warm autumn or spooky Halloween direction in the prompt, then review the new head, clothing continuity, and background before saving. Explore storyboards, video cover images, and seasonal scenes. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/pumpkin-head-photoshoot) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/pumpkin-head-photoshoot.md) ## AI Pokémon Generator: Create an Original Creature | youdot Turn one photo or a written idea into an original Pokémon-inspired creature on youdot. Plan its silhouette, compare details and build a story-ready image. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-pokemon-generator) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-image/ai-pokemon-generator.md) ## ChatGPT Millionaire Video: Make a Personal Meme | youdot.app Create a ChatGPT Millionaire comedy remake from one portrait. Preview the fixed reference and shape a clear personal reaction video with youdot.app. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/chatgpt-millionaire) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/chatgpt-millionaire.md) ## Closed On Sunday AI: Create a Personal Choir Meme | youdot.app Turn a clear portrait into a Closed On Sunday AI choir scene. Add optional cast direction, preview the reference and review your personal video on youdot.app. - [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/closed-on-sunday) - [Read guide](https://youdot.app/guides/ai-video/closed-on-sunday.md) --- # Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image Write a focused Nano Banana 2 image prompt for product visuals, illustrations and social posts. Plan edits and review supported model settings in youdot. ## Explore Image Workflows Explore the Nano Banana 2 workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Grok Nano Banana 2 Flux ## Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. Text to Image | Credit-Based Generation | review your output | Sign In to Generate ## Build Your Nano Banana 2 Image Brief Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Advanced AI Image Generation & Customization Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Write Precise Editing and Style Directions Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Describe the Changes and Details to Preserve Explore the Nano Banana 2 workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ### Describe the Changes and Details to Preserve Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Review Usage Terms Before Sharing Check the applicable model and platform terms before using a result commercially. You are responsible for the rights to uploaded images, identifiable people, logos and any other source material in your Nano Banana 2 image brief. ### Keep Your Workflow Simple Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Nano Banana 2 ### Diverse Styles & Effects for Every Vision Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ### Choose a Supported Output Size Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Review Usage Terms Before Sharing The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ### Find Completed Work in Your History When a request completes, inspect the image in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. When a request completes, inspect the image in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ### Plan Time for Review and Iteration Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## Versatile Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator for Every Creator's Vision Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. before after ### For Architects and Designers Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ### For E-Commerce Professionals List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ### For Content Publishers Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### For Event Planners Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Image: The Nano Banana 2 Workflow 1 ### Add Your Input Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. 2 ### Customize Your Options The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. 3 ### Generate and Refine Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. 4 ### Review and Download Completed Results Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. ## Nano Banana 2 Image Ideas for Your Projects Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Digital Art & Illustration Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Marketing & E-Commerce Visuals For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Educational Content & Presentations Use a Nano Banana 2 visual concept to support one teaching or presentation point. Check facts and labels yourself, and add final captions in your editing workflow rather than relying on generated text. ### Game Development List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ## Creative Notes for Your Nano Banana 2 Image Brief ## Nano Banana 2 Image Workflow: Questions & Answers ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Nano Banana 2 image workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How do I write an effective image prompt? Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended image clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## Can I Use AI-Generated Images for Commercial Purposes? Check the applicable model and platform terms before using a result commercially. You are responsible for the rights to uploaded images, identifiable people, logos and any other source material in your Nano Banana 2 image brief. ## How much does Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator cost? The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ## How should I plan my creative brief? Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Nano Banana 2 Image Idea Explore the Nano Banana 2 workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Explore Nano Banana 2 [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Face in Hole Generator for Story Cover Portraits | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator Make a character cover image with the AI Face in Hole Generator on youdot. Choose a cutout scene, add your portrait, and review the image for your story. ## AI Face in Hole Generator for a Story’s First Image A story can begin with a face in an unexpected place. Create a character cover idea on youdot by pairing your portrait with a face-hole template. Choose a scene that suggests the mood, then inspect the edited still at the size your audience will see. Sound and motion remain separate creative steps. ## Use the AI Face in Hole Generator ### 1. Upload a portrait Choose a PNG or JPEG with one clearly visible face. The portrait is the identity reference, so keep eyes, nose, mouth, and facial outline easy to see. Avoid screenshots of comparison panels: the tool needs your own portrait, rather than a collage showing several people. Upload a photograph you have permission to edit. ### 2. Select the scene Use the arrows to browse available templates, with three choices shown together. Select a scene with an empty face hole, or upload your own cutout template. The scene supplies the body, outfit, props, and background. A similar head angle in both pictures gives the model a clearer starting point. ### 3. Prepare and generate Select Prepare face and template. This prepares the two references together and includes instructions to fill the hole. Add optional details, review the available model and credit quote, and submit when ready. Template selection and reference preparation do not submit a paid generation. ### 4. Inspect the result Open Your results and history after the task finishes. Review likeness, face scale, the edge of the opening, and the direction of the light before downloading or sharing. AI editing can reinterpret the scene, so a recognizable face and an unchanged background are goals to check, rather than guarantees. ## Let the cover suggest the story A cover image does not need to explain every event. It needs to make the first idea easy to recognize. A cowboy scene can suggest an adventure, a woodland portrait can suggest discovery, and a playful costume can announce a lighter tone. Pick one of those signals and let the face personalize it. When several themes appear together, a small cover can become difficult to read. Compare the scene options with your intended caption in mind, but do not rely on the image model to produce exact lettering. The cutout provides a ready-made composition. Your choice of template is therefore an editorial decision about what the audience should notice before anything else. ## Make a face that survives a small preview People often encounter a story cover as a thumbnail. A face that looks clear in a large preview may become unrecognizable when reduced. Choose a template whose opening occupies enough of the frame, and use a portrait with visible eyes and a simple expression. Strong accessories can help identify a character, but they should not hide the identity reference. Inspect the output both close up and at a smaller viewing size. If the scene is too busy, another template may communicate better than a longer prompt. The goal is not simply to fill an empty patch; it is to create a picture that remains understandable when presented among other covers or posts. ## Choose a mood without changing the role The template determines the costume, body, and setting. Use optional directions to connect the face with that mood: a relaxed smile for a friendly scene, or a neutral expression for a quieter introduction. Ask for light that agrees with the scene rather than adding unrelated effects. For example, preserve the existing hat and match the warm light on the face is a focused instruction. A request for a completely new location can undermine the selected layout. Keep the face-hole task narrow enough that you can tell whether it succeeded. If a story needs a different role, browse the carousel or upload a new cutout instead of asking one edit to serve several conflicting ideas. ## Prepare the image for its actual destination Before sharing, check where a title, caption, or interface overlay will sit. Leave the face away from areas likely to be covered by text. A vertical story preview and a square cover may show different portions of the same picture, so examine your intended crop. Add exact words afterward when their spelling and placement matter. This generator produces a still image and does not attach narration, sound, or movement to the cutout. If you later include the result in a wider creative project, review how it looks in that context. A strong standalone portrait may need a simpler crop to function as the first visual in a sequence. ## AI Face in Hole Generator FAQ Can I add a story title during generation? You can describe a visual idea, but exact text is better added afterward in an editor where you control spelling and placement. Leave space for a title when selecting the scene, then review how it looks at cover size. Does the face-hole result include audio? The result from this page is an image. Audio and video belong to separate workflows. Use the still as a cover or character reference if it suits your project, without assuming another output format is included. What makes a good portrait for a cover? Look for a clear face, an uncomplicated expression, and a head angle compatible with the template. Check the generated image as a small preview. If the face disappears into the background, choose closer framing or a simpler scene. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Create your next scene Choose the scene that introduces your story, add the face that makes it personal, and check the finished still before placing it on a cover. Create a face in hole image [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # South Park Character Creator: Create a Character with Personality | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator Create a South Park style character for character-led stories. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. ## South Park Character Creator: Create a Character with Personality Build a shy newcomer carrying a sketchbook into a mountain-town café, or bring your own idea. Start with a photo or text, customize a ready-to-use prompt, and explore a character made for character-led stories. ## A South Park character creator for character-led stories Bring a shy newcomer carrying a sketchbook into a mountain-town café into a simple cartoon world. youdot lets you begin with a portrait or a written idea, then use the available image generator to develop the look. Think of the example cards as creative starting points: each Use button loads a prompt and, where available, its reference photo so you can make a new request with your own choices. Begin with personality before adding a costume. A shy newcomer, energetic friend or thoughtful artist should have an expression and pose that communicate how they feel in the scene. ## Choose between a photo and a written idea From photo is useful when your starting point is an existing person, outfit or pose. Upload a clear image that you have permission to use, and describe which visible details matter to your character-led stories. A front-facing or gently angled portrait with a readable face gives you a more understandable reference than a crowded scene or a heavily obscured subject. From text starts with an original description. State the character’s hair, clothing, expression and setting in plain language. You do not need a reference photo for this mode. Random prompt provides an editable idea when you want inspiration; selecting it prepares the text and leaves generation under your control. Review the model and settings before submitting. ## Write a prompt that gives your character direction For character-led stories, start with the person and the role they play. Describe the important silhouette, add two or three clothing details, choose an expression and name the location. You might begin with “a shy newcomer carrying a sketchbook into a mountain-town café, South Park style paper-cut cartoon, round expressive eyes, flat colors.” Adjust that brief to suit your own subject instead of keeping every detail from an example. A South Park character maker works best as an iterative creative workflow. Keep the main description stable and change one detail at a time. If the background feels busy, ask for fewer objects; if the costume loses its identity, simplify the brief and emphasize its defining colors. Review each image rather than assuming a longer prompt will preserve every detail exactly. ## Learn from the examples and photo comparisons The example gallery gives you several different starting points, including café portraits, outdoor explorers and evening scenes. Use fills the generator without submitting a paid request. You can replace a supplied reference with your own photo, edit the suggested character description and choose a supported format. These authorized reference examples illustrate a direction; their appearance is not a promise that a new generation will reproduce them exactly. Drag a comparison handle to inspect the original photograph and its cartoon interpretation. Look at clothing, facial features, background shapes and pose separately. The panels also move slowly back and forth when visible, while direct interaction pauses the motion. Keyboard users can focus the comparison and adjust it with the arrow keys. Use the text beside each pair to decide which details to carry into your own prompt. ## Refine the result for character-led stories Begin with personality before adding a costume. A shy newcomer, energetic friend or thoughtful artist should have an expression and pose that communicate how they feel in the scene. Before downloading, check the face at a useful size and inspect accessories, hands and any detail that matters to your intended use. Compare the image with your brief, then decide on the smallest change that would improve it. Saving your favorite prompt makes that next step easier. Choose the output format for the place where the character will appear. A square image is a natural starting point for a profile picture; a portrait composition can show a full outfit; a wider image can give a scene more room. The available aspect ratios, resolution options and credit cost come from the selected model. Review those controls rather than assuming that every model has identical settings. ## Explore characters, gaming themes and original worlds People searching for South Park characters or Cartman South Park often want the familiar visual language: simple shapes, winter clothing, large round eyes and expressive faces. You can use those broad visual cues while giving your own character a distinct outfit and personality. Describe your idea directly and inspect the result for the details that matter to you. This creator is an independent tool and does not imply an official affiliation. A South Park World of Warcraft inspired idea can combine a cartoon character with fantasy accessories such as a cloak, staff or backpack. Begin with one character and one setting rather than an elaborate battle scene. Keep the gaming theme focused on costume and environment, and use an original design when you want a personal avatar or story concept. ## Frequently asked questions How do I make the character feel expressive? Choose a single attitude and describe a readable expression. Combine it with one gesture or accessory, then check that those choices tell the same story. How do I use the South Park character creator? Choose From photo or From text, prepare your reference or description, and review the available model and output settings. Generate when ready, inspect the image, and download your preferred result. For character-led stories, keep your first brief focused on a single subject and a simple scene. What happens when I click Use on an example? Use loads the example’s prompt and its reference photo when one is available. It returns you to the generator so you can replace the reference, edit the description and review the settings. It does not submit a generation or spend credits. Can I create a character without uploading a photo? Yes. Select From text and describe an original character. Include clothing, expression, framing and location. A brief about a shy newcomer carrying a sketchbook into a mountain-town café gives you a concrete starting point, and Random prompt can help when you want a different idea. Will the cartoon look exactly like my photo? A reference guides the image model, but exact identity, pose and background preservation are not guaranteed. Use a clear image, describe the features you care about and review the result. If necessary, simplify the prompt and request another version. Is this South Park maker free to use? You can browse examples and prepare your prompt before submitting. Generation availability and credit requirements depend on your account, the selected model and the current plan. Check the displayed cost and the Pricing page before starting a request. Can I choose the image size and aspect ratio? Use the supported format controls shown by the selected model. Available ratios and resolutions can differ across models and modes. Choose a composition for your intended use, then check the final image for crop-sensitive details before downloading. Are the example prompts original generation records? The gallery contains authorized reference material. Where the source did not provide an original prompt, an editable suggested prompt was prepared to help you explore a similar idea. A suggestion is not a verified record of how the reference image was generated. How do I improve an image that misses important details? Review the result against your character-led stories brief. Identify one missing feature, such as the outfit color or facial accessory, and revise that part of the description. Avoid combining several unrelated corrections into a single request. Can I use the result for an avatar or post? You can download a completed image and prepare it for your intended use. Check recognizable people, protected characters and the rights that apply to your project. Keep the face readable at the final display size and add any essential text in your usual editor. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Banana AI Image Generator: Nano Banana 2 Edit Prompts | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/banana-ai-image-generator Explore Banana AI image editing prompts for Nano Banana 2. Specify local changes, preserve product details and develop a consistent visual brief in youdot. ## Plan Focused Image Edits with Nano Banana 2 ## Explain Your Subject, Changes and References List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Generate creative AI images through simple conversation Edit and modify photos effortlessly without design skills Keep subjects consistent across multiple generations List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Generate creative AI images through simple conversation Edit and modify photos effortlessly without design skills Keep subjects consistent across multiple generations Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Explore Image Workflows Explore the Nano Banana 2 workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Grok Flux ## Nano Banana 2: Create and Edit with Natural Language Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Image: The Nano Banana 2 Workflow Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 1 ### Enter prompt or upload image Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. 2 ### Review Availability, Settings and Credits Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the image in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Build Your Nano Banana 2 Image Brief For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Explain Your Subject, Changes and References Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. Explore Nano Banana 2 ### Describe the Changes and Details to Preserve Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. Explore Nano Banana 2 ### Check Details Across Every Result Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Explore Nano Banana 2 ### Explain Your Subject, Changes and References List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Explore Nano Banana 2 ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Nano Banana 2 Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Explain Your Subject, Changes and References Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Social Media & Advertising For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Check Details Across Every Result List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ### Efficient Production Workflow For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Creative Notes for Your Nano Banana 2 Image Brief ## Nano Banana 2 Image Workflow: Questions & Answers For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Nano Banana 2 image workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How do I write an effective image prompt? Write your Nano Banana 2 image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## How should I prepare a reference image? Start your Nano Banana 2 image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. ## How should I plan my creative brief? Develop your Nano Banana 2 image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended image clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## How can I guide consistent details across results? List the details that matter in your Nano Banana 2 image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ## How should I describe a product concept? For a Nano Banana 2 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Nano Banana 2 Image Idea Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Explore Nano Banana 2 [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/banana-ai-image-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Flux AI Image Generator: Product & Design Prompts | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/flux-ai-image-generator Plan Flux image prompts for product photography, posters and brand concepts. Define materials, composition and edit instructions in a youdot visual brief. ## Develop Product and Design Visuals with Flux ## Flux for Realistic Photos, Ads, Posters, and Product Visuals For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. List the details that matter in your Flux image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Write your Flux image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## Explore Image Workflows Explore the Flux workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Grok Nano Banana 2 ## Flux: Create and Edit Professional Visuals Start your Flux image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Start your Flux image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Image: The Flux Workflow Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 1 ### Enter prompt or upload image Start your Flux image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. 2 ### Review Availability, Settings and Credits Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the image in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Build Your Flux Image Brief For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Generate and Edit Images in One Flux AI Workflow Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Explore Flux ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result List the details that matter in your Flux image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Explore Flux ### Check Details Across Every Result List the details that matter in your Flux image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. Explore Flux ### Clear Text, Posters, Ads, and Branded Visuals Start your Flux image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. Explore Flux ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Flux Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### High-Quality & Controlled Editing Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Social Media & Advertising For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Check Details Across Every Result List the details that matter in your Flux image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ### Efficient Production Workflow For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Creative Notes for Your Flux Image Brief ## Flux Image Workflow: Questions & Answers For a Flux product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Flux image workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How do I write an effective image prompt? Write your Flux image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## How should I prepare a reference image? Start your Flux image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended image clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## How can I guide consistent details across results? List the details that matter in your Flux image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Flux Image Idea Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Explore Flux [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/flux-ai-image-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Grok Image Generator: Illustration & Concept Prompts | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/grok-image-generator Develop Grok image prompts for illustrations, concept art and social visuals. Define composition, lighting and references before checking model access in youdot. ## Explore Illustration and Visual Concepts with Grok ## Explore Grok Image Ideas with youdot Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. result fast text-to-image creation capabilities Explore how natural-language image editing works See the power of reference image control Sign up to generate variations and download-ready visuals result fast text-to-image creation capabilities Explore how natural-language image editing works See the power of reference image control Sign up to generate variations and download-ready visuals ## Explore Image Workflows Explore the Grok workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Nano Banana 2 Flux ## Unleash Creativity with the Grok Explore the Grok workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Image: The Grok Workflow Start your Grok image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. 1 ### Enter prompt or upload reference Start your Grok image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. 2 ### Review Availability, Settings and Credits Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the image in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Build Your Grok Image Brief Write your Grok image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ### Text-to-image creation Write your Grok image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. - Use the grok ai image generator Write your Grok image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. - The grok imagine Write your Grok image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. grok text to image generator . - Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. grok ai photo generator . - Rely on this grok image prompt generator Explore the Grok workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Explore Grok ### Write Precise Editing and Style Directions Explore the Grok workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. - Start your Grok image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. grok ai image generator Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. - The grok imagine platform acts as a sophisticated grok ai image editor For a Grok product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. - Use the grok image editing ai List the details that matter in your Grok image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. - This grok ai photo generator Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Explore Grok ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result Start your Grok image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. - The grok ai image generator List the details that matter in your Grok image brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. - With grok imagine , you are not leaving things to chance; the grok reference image generator minimizes randomness. - Ensure your brand consistency by letting the grok ai photo generator match the exact aesthetic of your provided references. - creative for maintaining a cohesive look when using the Grok for marketing visuals . Explore Grok ### Explain Your Subject, Changes and References Explore the Grok workflow and compare it with the related image pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. - The grok ai image generator Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. - Use grok imagine For a Grok product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. - The grok ai photo generator provides you with a variety of options, making it the ideal Grok for social media . - Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. grok imagine ai image generator . Explore Grok ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Grok Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Skip Complex Software Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Turn Ideas into Visuals Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Check Details Across Every Result Start your Grok image brief with a source image you have permission to use. Name the area to change and the colors, proportions or objects to preserve. Reference count and editing support depend on the selected model. ### Built for Marketing & Social For a Grok product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Easy Natural-Language Editing Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Rapid Visual Iteration Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ## Creative Notes for Your Grok Image Brief ## Grok Image Workflow: Questions & Answers Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Grok image workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How should I plan my creative brief? Develop your Grok image brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## How do I write an effective image prompt? Write your Grok image brief around a subject, composition, lighting and intended style. Add a material or texture when it matters. For edits, state one precise change and explain which parts of the source should remain intact. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended image clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## How should I describe a product concept? For a Grok product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed image. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Grok Image Idea Allow time to inspect each image result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Explore Grok [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/grok-image-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Seedance 2.5 Video Creator | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video Build a Seedance 2.5 video brief from text or an image. Explore camera and sound directions, compare published examples, and review model availability in youdot. ## Explore Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Seedance 2.0 Kling Veo ## Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. Check the applicable model and platform terms before using a result commercially. You are responsible for the rights to uploaded images, identifiable people, logos and any other source material in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | Text to Video ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Seedance 2.5 ### Write a Clear Subject and Action Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ### Review Model and Input Options The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ### Plan Time for Review and Iteration Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Clear Credit Costs The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ## Explore Related Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Build Your Seedance 2.5 Video Brief The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ### Review Model and Input Options Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## How Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator Works — 4 Steps When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. 1 ### 1. Write a Prompt or Upload an Image For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 2 ### 2. Choose a Model & Generate The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. 3 ### 3. Download & Publish When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. 4 ### Iterate & Refine Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ## What You Can Create with Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ### Marketing & Ad Creative For a Seedance 2.5 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Short-Form Social Content Plan your Seedance 2.5 social video around one clear message. Decide the framing for the target channel, place the main subject where it stays visible, and check small-screen readability before sharing. ### Explainer & Training Videos Use a Seedance 2.5 visual concept to support one teaching or presentation point. Check facts and labels yourself, and add final captions in your editing workflow rather than relying on generated text. ### Corporate & Investor Presentations Use a Seedance 2.5 visual concept to support one teaching or presentation point. Check facts and labels yourself, and add final captions in your editing workflow rather than relying on generated text. ### Short Films & Concept Reels Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ### Personal Stories & Passion Projects Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ## Creative Notes for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Brief ## Seedance 2.5 Video Workflow: Questions & Answers ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Seedance 2.5 video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How much does this AI video maker cost? The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. ## How should I plan my creative brief? Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Do generated videos have watermarks? Check the applicable model and platform terms before using a result commercially. You are responsible for the rights to uploaded images, identifiable people, logos and any other source material in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Is my data safe? Prompts, uploaded references and generated results may be stored to provide your history and process requests. Review the Privacy Policy before uploading sensitive material. Published cases and public media links can be viewed by other people. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Seedance 2.5 Video Idea The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. Explore Seedance 2.5 [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Earth Zoom Generator: Cloud-Layer Visuals | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for cloud-layer visuals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. ## Earth Zoom Generator for Cloud-Layer Visuals YouDot's Earth Zoom Generator can create a geographic visual journey built around coastlines, clouds and scale. A view inspired by a zoom earth weather map can become a cinematic transition from a local coast to the planet, or an inward approach toward the shoreline. Choose the scene and direction according to the story you want to tell. The output is an AI-generated video treatment, so its clouds and terrain should be reviewed as creative imagery rather than current observations of a real place. ## How to Use the Earth Zoom Generator 1. Choose your starting point. Enter a destination such as a coastline with broad cloud layers and a clear ocean horizon, or upload a clear PNG or JPEG. A place name works as a brief; describing visible terrain, lighting and the closest composition gives the model more guidance. You can combine a destination with an image when both help explain the scene. 2. Set the direction. Zoom Out begins in the local scene and withdraws through the landscape, clouds and atmosphere until Earth is visible. Zoom In starts at the planet and approaches your destination. For an uploaded image, the outward mode uses it as the starting composition; the inward mode uses it to guide the destination reveal. 3. Review the movement. Add relevant Scene details, then choose available duration, aspect ratio and resolution options. The starting request is a vertical, ten-second, 720p clip with audio off. Actual choices come from the current Seedance 2.0 configuration. If a combination is unavailable, choose another supported setting before continuing. 4. Check credits and generate. The form displays the current cost before you submit. Sign in when required, review the selected settings and click Generate. Follow the task in History, then preview and download the completed video. A confirmed failed generation follows the existing refund process. Keep a saved copy of the take you choose for editing. ## Build a Scene for Cloud-Layer Visuals Describe the coastline, the ocean and the cloud layer separately so the camera has understandable stages. A clear horizon helps establish the closest scene. Upload a photograph if you want a particular shoreline composition to guide the result. Use Scene details for the appearance of clouds and light, keeping the atmosphere consistent with the destination. Avoid adding forecast labels or measurements to the generation request; add explanatory text later if the finished video needs a caption or a title. ## Choose an Earth Zoom In or Out Camera Move Use an Earth Zoom In AI video generator when the closest view is your reveal. Choose earth zoom out to begin locally and finish with a broader perspective. Natural acceleration and a readable destination make the transition easier to connect to another shot. The gallery includes licensed movement references with adapted recipes. Earthzoom describes this visual effect. Watch the full example and its final frame before choosing a recipe. Your destination and scene details shape a new interpretation, rather than identical footage. ## Finish Your Cloud-Layer Visuals Video A Zoom Out can show how a local landscape fits into a broader visual world. A Zoom In can introduce a coastal setting before another scene begins. Review the transition between clouds and terrain carefully, since that is where an abrupt change can interrupt the illusion. Compare the examples for movement ideas, then replace the destination or upload your own coast image. Keep factual weather information separate from the creative clip and verify any claims you choose to add during editing. ## Earth Zoom questions How do I use a video example? Click Use This Effect to load its direction, destination, scene prompt and output settings. Edit the destination or add your own image if you want a different setting. The button fills the form; generation begins only when you review the credits and click Generate. Can I start without a photograph? Yes. Enter a destination and describe its visible setting. Text provides the scene brief, while an uploaded image adds a composition reference. A destination or image is required. The wider geography and fine details are generated interpretations, so review the result before presenting a location as factual. How can I edit a completed Earth Zoom Out video? Create the continuous camera move here, download the completed video and import it into a video editor for the final edit. Trim the shot, align it with neighboring footage, adjust color and add your own titles or sound. This workflow lets you build the visual transition before doing manual compositing. Can I create a zoom earth weather map style video? Describe cloud layers, coastlines and the view of Earth to make a cinematic weather-map-inspired scene. The resulting video is creative imagery rather than a live weather map or satellite measurement. Add explanatory captions during editing and keep any factual weather claims independently verified. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. Choose a case, describe a coastline with broad cloud layers and a clear ocean horizon or your own setting, and review the available settings in youdot. A clear destination and a purposeful camera direction are the best starting brief for your next Earth zoom video. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Character-led stories | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/genjutsu Explore character storytelling concepts with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on youdot. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for character-led stories Explore the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on youdot through character storytelling concepts. Start with a source clip and a clear visual reference, browse this site’s published examples, and build a focused transformation brief. A fixed video model powers the workflow, with source-video guidance and the supported inputs shown in the generator. Prepare your character storytelling concepts ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for character-led stories This workspace is organized for storytellers building recurring character worlds. A useful starting point is a concrete scene: a recurring character explores a different location. The aim is to explore a visual direction with a source video and supporting imagery, while keeping the important creative decisions easy to inspect. Begin with the subject and the intended change. A focused brief helps you decide whether the output serves your idea, rather than simply producing a surprising frame that does not hold together as a video. For character storytelling concepts, judge the sequence through recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity. These are review priorities, not promises that every feature will remain untouched. Generated video can introduce changes in identity, geometry, lighting or motion. Keep the original clip nearby and compare the beginning, middle and ending. If a variation misses your intention, identify the specific mismatch before revising the reference or prompt. Clear notes make the next attempt more useful than adding several unrelated requests. ## Use examples to prepare character storytelling concepts The examples beside the generator help storytellers building recurring character worlds understand a complete creative recipe. Look at the source video, reference imagery, descriptive caption and result where those materials are available. The caption explains the idea; the prompt supplies instructions for the model. They serve different purposes. Watch the entire result before choosing a recipe, paying particular attention to recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity. A cover image is useful for browsing, but it cannot show changes between frames or reveal whether the ending remains coherent. An example with a complete reusable recipe includes a Use action. Clicking Use replaces the current source material, reference images, prompt, mode and supported parameters in the generator. It does not start generation or spend credits. You can inspect the loaded recipe, change the brief to fit character storytelling concepts, and review the current quote before clicking Generate. A display-only example may lack reusable inputs; viewing its result does not imply that its original materials are available to copy. ## Build a brief for character-led stories State the character details that matter: silhouette, clothing and recognizable features. Explain the new setting without adding several competing changes to the story. Name the subject, describe the desired visual change and explain any important relationship between the subject and the setting. For a concept in which a recurring character explores a different location, keep the prompt readable and specific. Use observable details such as surface texture, clothing, position or light direction. Avoid asking for several contradictory styles at the same time, because that makes it harder to understand which instruction influenced the final sequence. Reference images should support the same intention as the text. Check that the subject is readable, the image is not obscured by unrelated elements, and you have permission to use the material. When multiple images are supported, their roles and order matter. A portrait reference and a product reference are not interchangeable. Keep the reference set focused on character storytelling concepts, and remove images that introduce a different subject, conflicting wardrobe or a lighting setup that fights the scene you described. ## Prepare and review your character storytelling concepts Choose an authorized source clip with clear movement and a readable subject. Inspect the available input requirements in the generator before uploading. File size, duration, format and the number of references depend on the actual mode and service configuration. The fixed video model keeps this workspace focused; it does not offer a model picker. If generation is unavailable, do not assume that uploading a different image will enable it. Keep your creative brief so you can continue when the required service is available. After loading an example or your own materials, check every input before submission. Confirm the selected operation matches the change you want, remove unintended references and read the complete prompt. Review the displayed settings and quote when available. Generate is the deliberate submission action, separate from Use. For storytellers building recurring character worlds, this separation provides a useful review point: you can prepare character storytelling concepts while browsing examples without accidentally submitting a task each time you explore a different recipe. ## Review recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity Assess the full output at the size and pace of its intended presentation. For a direction where a recurring character explores a different location, pause at moments when the subject turns, crosses the frame or overlaps another object. Inspect recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity in these more demanding frames. Check the opening and closing as well as the most attractive moment. Small inconsistencies can become distracting once the sequence is placed beside another shot, cropped for a different frame or replayed several times. Keep creative evaluation separate from factual accuracy. A convincing visual treatment can still alter a face, a product label or the shape of an object. Review details manually and obtain any necessary permission before publishing. Save the brief and the chosen references with your project notes, so the intended direction remains understandable later. Compare variations by changing one important input at a time. This makes character storytelling concepts easier to refine and gives each additional attempt a clear purpose. ## youdot Genjutsu AI Video Generator FAQ Can I choose a different model here? No. This Genjutsu workspace uses a built-in video model for character storytelling concepts. It has no model selector. The controls reflect the supported operation and current service availability. Use the wider AI video tools if you need to explore a different model or workflow. What happens when I click Use? A complete example replaces the generator’s source video, references, prompt, mode and parameters immediately. No confirmation dialog appears. It does not generate a video or deduct credits. Review the loaded recipe for your character-led stories brief, then submit separately with Generate. What should I inspect in the generated video? Watch the full clip and compare recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity. Pay attention to transitions and occluded details. A strong thumbnail does not establish continuity, accuracy or suitability for publication. Compare the result against your original brief and source material. Does every example include reusable source material? No. Some examples are useful for viewing an outcome but do not contain all the original inputs. Only complete, authorized recipes can provide the full Use workflow. Choose your own source material when developing character storytelling concepts from a display-only example. Does this page guarantee identical motion or identity? No. The result depends on the inputs, operation and actual model behavior. Inspect the whole sequence, especially recognizable clothing, character features and narrative continuity. References provide direction rather than a guarantee of exact preservation. Revise the specific element that misses your intention. How do I check generation costs? Review the current quote and available controls before clicking Generate. Use does not spend credits. Account history and Pricing provide related information, but a reusable example’s saved parameters do not establish the current cost of your new request on youdot. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Character-led stories on youdot Prepare your character storytelling concepts [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/genjutsu) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator for Personal Creator Edits | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai Create a Hotel Lobby AI shot from your image and a motion reference on youdot. Prepare a character brief, review credits and finish the clip with your own edit. Left photo + right photo + motion video ## Create Your Own Hotel Lobby AI Performance Bring a character idea and a reference performance to the orange studio. Build a personal Hotel Lobby AI shot, review its movement and finish the clip with the crop and soundtrack that fit your story. Make my performance Upload both performer photos, generate a scene image with GPT Image 2, and review it before creating your video with Seedance 2.0. The scene image and video have separate credit quotes. ### Classic Hotel Lobby Duo Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop. ## Explore Hotel Lobby AI duo references Watch the collected styles, choose the pairing that interests you and build your own visual brief. Treat each video as inspiration for a personal edit rather than an exact result template. ### Classic Hotel Lobby Duo Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop. ### Grandma Rap Duo Contrasting outfits and an energetic performance in the same studio setup. ### Pet & Baby Duo A playful pairing with a clear gap between the two subjects. ### Halloween Costume Duo Costume silhouettes make the left and right performers easy to distinguish. ### Anime Duo Illustrated characters bring a different visual treatment to the duo format. ### Grandma & Grandson Duo An intergenerational pairing uses matching staging and contrasting identities. ### Animal Sidekick Duo A character and an animal sidekick share a readable performance space. ### Orange Studio Duo A studio performance with a suspended microphone and a warm orange backdrop. ## Find the look for your characters Study how two distinct silhouettes share the same background, then choose a consistent crop for your creator edit. ### Classic Hotel Lobby Duo Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop. ### Anime Duo Illustrated characters bring a different visual treatment to the duo format. ### Grandma Rap Duo Contrasting outfits and an energetic performance in the same studio setup. ### Pet & Baby Duo A playful pairing with a clear gap between the two subjects. ## Make a Hotel Lobby AI video with your own performance Upload separate left and right performer photos, then select Generate scene image. GPT Image 2 renders the shared studio scene for review. Seedance 2.0 receives both original portraits, the scene image and the selected reference video. Review both faces and the scene before generating; likeness and motion fidelity can vary. ## How to create your Hotel Lobby video - ### 1. Find the performance you want to follow Choose a clip you have permission to process, with the subject visible throughout. Upload an MP4 or MOV lasting 3–15 seconds and no larger than 32 MB. A clear gesture gives you something specific to assess in the generated result. - ### 2. Put your characters on the left and right Upload separate left and right performer photos, then select Generate scene image. GPT Image 2 renders the shared studio scene for review. Seedance 2.0 receives both original portraits, the scene image and the selected reference video. Review both faces and the scene before generating; likeness and motion fidelity can vary. - ### 3. Review the estimate and finish the edit Check the displayed credits and settings before submitting. Watch the full video, then use history and download controls for the completed result. Make final decisions about music, captions and cropping in your editor or publishing tools. ## Make the Hotel Lobby idea feel like yours Keep the recognizable studio idea while making deliberate character and story choices. ### Choose a meaningful outfit A distinctive jacket, colour or silhouette can identify your character without filling the scene with props. Use an image where those details are visible. Keep the background simple so the studio setting supports the performer instead of competing with it. ### Choose a gesture with a purpose Build around a gesture that says something about the character: a confident nod, a hesitant entrance or a playful pause. Select the reference for that moment. The prompt communicates the look, while the performance clip supplies the motion direction. ## Plan two characters through separate shots A cut between performers can carry the duo idea without claiming unsupported input controls. ### Give both shots a common setting Use the same orange colour, lighting description and camera height in both briefs. Match the reference framing as closely as possible. Each generation is independent, so review whether the clips actually look compatible before joining them. ### Let the edit create the exchange Alternate the shots at a gesture or pause, then adjust the pacing with your soundtrack. Do not expect two separate photo replacements within one render here. If that exact effect is required, compare another tool's real input and output controls. ## Review the details that matter before sharing A few focused checks can prevent a good idea from becoming a distracting post. ### Inspect the turns and occlusions Watch facial features and clothing when the character turns or a hand crosses the face. A hanging microphone can hide important details. If a moment repeatedly breaks, use a cleaner reference or an image with more visible information. ### Keep your final crop and audio intentional Check the output dimensions before fitting the shot to a feed. Keep faces and key gestures clear of captions and controls. Original music and synchronized lyrics are not guaranteed; add an authorized soundtrack and review the finished clip yourself. ## Hotel Lobby AI prompt ideas Suggested prompts describe the intended look. They are not generated examples or guarantees of the result; motion still comes from the reference video. ### A two-performer studio brief Two original performers side by side in a minimal orange studio, clearly visible faces and shoulders, contrasting jackets, a suspended microphone between them, soft frontal lighting and a steady camera, movement guided by the uploaded performance reference. ### A second character response A contrasting original character in the same orange recording studio, matching medium composition and light, a different outfit colour, consistent facial features and controlled movement guided by the reference clip. ## Your Hotel Lobby AI questions How do collected references relate to this generator? Collected references illustrate the Hotel Lobby performance idea. Prepare your own permitted images and motion reference, then review the actual model and credit quote. Choosing a reference changes the preview; it does not import a preset or promise artist endorsement. Can I use two separate performer photos? Your left and right photos become one duo reference before generation. The motion clip guides the performance. Unlike a tool with independent identity assignments, this workflow does not promise to replace each performer separately or reproduce an outside preset. Is Hotel Lobby AI free to generate? The guide is free to read, but rendering uses credits. Your current account balance and the displayed model quote determine whether you can start. Check current plans and account offers instead of assuming signup credits cover a motion video. Can I use a character image prepared elsewhere? You can prepare a character image in an image editor, then upload it in a supported format. Use a clear image you have permission to process; project files and editor settings are not imported. Can a writing assistant help plan the performance? A writing assistant can help organize a shot brief. Video rendering uses the selected model and its current credit quote; written planning does not provide a video preset or a separate generation integration. Can I edit the result later? Use the completed video's download controls to bring it into your editor. Cropping, joining separate shots, adding captions and choosing music are part of the finishing workflow, not automatically performed by this page. Why doesn't the video keep every detail from my photo? An image gives limited information about unseen angles and body parts. Movement can expose those gaps. Match the image and reference framing, reduce obstructions and review the entire result rather than relying on the opening frame. Can my two characters have separate photos? Upload separate left and right performer photos, then select Generate scene image. GPT Image 2 renders the shared studio scene for review. Seedance 2.0 receives both original portraits, the scene image and the selected reference video. Review both faces and the scene before generating; likeness and motion fidelity can vary. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Plan your next performance Keep the first attempt focused: one character, one performance and one visual brief. Review the complete shot before turning it into a finished personal edit. Make my performance [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Kling AI Video Generator: Motion & Product Prompts | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/kling-ai-video-generator Build Kling video prompts around motion, product detail and camera direction. Plan reference frames and review available generation settings in youdot. ## Build Motion and Product Video Briefs with Kling ## Kling for Storytelling, Ads, and Social Clips For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Plan multi-shot scenes easily with storyboard control Experience AI videos enriched with native audio Guide visual motion smoothly using start and end frames Apply dynamic camera movement for cinematic results Plan multi-shot scenes easily with storyboard control Experience AI videos enriched with native audio Guide visual motion smoothly using start and end frames Apply dynamic camera movement for cinematic results ## Explore Video Workflows Explore the Kling workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Seedance 2.0 Veo ## Kling: Turn Ideas Into Cinematic Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Kling video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. For your Kling video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Video: The Kling Workflow Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 1 ### Enter prompt or upload image For your Kling video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 2 ### Review Availability, Settings and Credits Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Explore Related Video Workflows Explore the Kling workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Build Your Kling Video Brief For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Plan One Clear Action per Shot Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. - For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. - Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. - Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. - Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. Explore Kling ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Kling Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Kling video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Kling video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Kling video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Kling video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Explore Kling ### Explore Your Next Kling Video Idea For your Kling video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. - For your Kling video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. - List the details that matter in your Kling video brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. - Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. - Develop your Kling video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Explore Kling ### Describe Camera Movement and Timing For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. - Develop your Kling video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. - Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. - For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. - For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Explore Kling ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Kling Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. ### Cinematic Storytelling Break a Kling story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. ### Social Media & Marketing For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Product Showcases For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Efficient Production Workflow For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Creative Notes for Your Kling Video Brief ## Kling Video Workflow: Questions & Answers For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Kling video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How do I write an effective video prompt? Write your Kling video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended video clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## How should I describe movement from a reference image? For your Kling video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. ## How should I describe a product concept? For a Kling product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Kling Video Idea Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Explore Kling [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/kling-ai-video-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/seedance-2-0 Create videos with Seedance 2.5 on youdot. Explore text and image prompts, review supported settings and check the current credit quote before generating. ## Study Video Storytelling with Seedance 2.5 ## Bring Your Creative Vision to Life This generator uses the enabled Seedance 2.5 model for text-to-video and image-to-video. Review its supported settings and credit quote. Examples are general published inspiration; inspect each case for the model that created it. Online Use Text and Image Inputs Optional Audio Settings Review Motion in Every Clip Online Use Text and Image Inputs Optional Audio Settings Review Motion in Every Clip ## Explore Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Kling Veo ## Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## From a Brief to a Reviewed Video: The Seedance 2.5 Workflow Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. 1 ### Choose Text to Video / Image to Video For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 2 ### Enter prompt Write your Seedance 2.5 video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. 3 ### Review Availability, Settings and Credits Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. 4 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Explore Related Video Workflows Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Build Your Seedance 2.5 Video Brief Explore the Seedance 2.5 workflow and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - Use Seedance 2.5 text to video to quickly visualize concepts from scratch. - Apply Seedance 2.5 image to video to breathe life into still artwork and photos. - Rely on Seedance 2.5 image to video For a Seedance 2.5 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Explore Seedance 2.5 ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - The Seedance 2.5 ai video with sound The generator shows current model availability. When a model accepts requests, choose its supported settings and review the required credits before submitting. Review your selection and credit balance before generating. - Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. - Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Explore Seedance 2.5 ### Describe Camera Movement and Timing Break a Seedance 2.5 story concept into short, clearly described shots. Give each shot one action and a camera direction. Review continuity between results before assembling them into a sequence. - Master Seedance 2.5 camera movement control to create dynamic pans, zooms, and tracking shots. - Bring lifelike authenticity with Seedance 2.5 realistic motion video processing that understands physics. - Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Explore Seedance 2.5 ### Plan One Clear Action per Shot For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. - Review Seedance 2.5 character details and scene continuity in each completed clip. - Export premium, engaging content creative optimized as Seedance 2.5 for ads and social media campaigns. - Check the applicable model and platform terms before using a result commercially. You are responsible for the rights to uploaded images, identifiable people, logos and any other source material in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Explore Seedance 2.5 ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Seedance 2.5 Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result For your Seedance 2.5 video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. ### Plan Sound and Visuals for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ### Describe Camera Movement and Timing Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ### Plan One Clear Action per Shot For a Seedance 2.5 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## Creative Notes for Your Seedance 2.5 Video Brief ## Seedance 2.5 Video Workflow: Questions & Answers Develop your Seedance 2.5 video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the Seedance 2.5 video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## Which inputs and settings are supported? Use only the input modes and controls offered by the selected model. Describe the intended video clearly and add supported references when useful. This page does not promise separate motion-brush, audio-upload, restoration or editing tools. ## Can I include audio in my video? Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your Seedance 2.5 video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ## How should I describe a product concept? For a Seedance 2.5 product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## How can I guide consistent details across results? List the details that matter in your Seedance 2.5 video brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Seedance 2.5 Video Idea Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Explore Seedance 2.5 [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/seedance-2-0) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Veo Availability & Supported Video Models | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/veo-ai-video-generator Veo is unavailable on youdot. Explore enabled Kling and Seedance video models, review their supported inputs and check the credit quote before generating. ## Veo Availability: Supported Video Models ## Choose a Supported Text or Image Video Model Veo is unavailable on youdot. Use an enabled Kling or Seedance model on the AI Video page for text-to-video or image-to-video. These examples are general creative inspiration, not Veo demonstrations. Choose an enabled video model Review the selected model settings Veo is unavailable on this site Use AI Video to create a clip Choose an enabled video model Review the selected model settings Veo is unavailable on this site Use AI Video to create a clip ## Explore Video Workflows Explore available video workflows and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. Seedance 2.0 Kling ## Plan a Scene with Available Video Models Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. | veo｜veo video generator｜Veo｜veo ai | ## Explore Veo Video Ideas with youdot For your video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 1 ### Text to Video Mode Write your video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. 2 ### Image to Video Mode For your video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. 3 ### Review and Download Completed Results When a request completes, inspect the video in History and download the result you want to keep. Review the composition and any unintended details before sharing it with your team or publishing it. ## Explore Related Video Workflows Explore available video workflows and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Choose an enabled model on the AI Video page. Review its supported settings and credit quote before generating a clip from text or an image. For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Choose a Supported Output Size Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Write your video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. Develop your video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Develop your video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Choose available video models ### Choose an enabled model on the AI Video page. Review its supported settings and credit quote before generating a clip from text or an image. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Write your video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. Choose available video models ### Use References to Explain the Intended Result For your video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. For your video brief, describe how the subject should move from its starting pose. If the selected model supports an image or ending frame, use it to explain composition and continuity. Do not assume every reference type is accepted. Write your video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. Develop your video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. Choose available video models ### Review and Download Completed Results Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Allow time to inspect each video result and refine your brief. Processing time varies by model, request and service load. Change one direction at a time so that you can judge which edit improves the result. Choose available video models ## A Clearer Creative Brief for Veo For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Plan One Clear Action per Shot List the details that matter in your video brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ### Flexible Production Modes For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Write Precise Editing and Style Directions For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ### Explore Variations with a Focused Brief Explore available video workflows and compare it with the related video pages. The generator is the source of truth for current model access and settings. Use the prompt library to study published results and the model that created them. ## Choose an enabled model on the AI Video page. Review its supported settings and credit quote before generating a clip from text or an image. ## Veo Video Workflow: Questions & Answers For a video product concept, specify the product shape, material, key detail and setting. Keep logos and claims accurate, allow room for your own typography, and review the result before using it in an advertisement. ## What does this page offer? This youdot page explains the video workflow. It helps you write a focused brief and review the available inputs. Current access is shown in the generator; a model name on a guide does not mean it currently accepts requests. ## How do I write an effective video prompt? Write your video brief around one visible action. Add the setting, shot size, camera movement and lighting. Keep dialogue and sound cues separate from the visual instructions so the intended scene is easy to understand. ## How does it create videos from images? Develop your video brief around the result you need. Keep the main direction specific, check supported settings in the generator, and review the completed work before using it in your project. ## Which output sizes can I choose? Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. ## Can I include audio in my video? Describe speech, ambient sound and music as separate directions in your video brief. Audio output depends on the selected model and the options shown in the generator; check the finished clip rather than assuming sound is included. ## How can I guide consistent details across results? List the details that matter in your video brief: identity, shape, colors, clothing and background. Use supported references where appropriate and compare every result; exact consistency is not guaranteed. ## Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. ## Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. ## What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. ## Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. ## How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Explore Your Next Veo Video Idea Choose only the resolution and aspect ratio shown for the selected model. Check framing, fine details and any text in the completed video. A larger output size does not guarantee a more accurate result. Choose available video models [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/veo-ai-video-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Video to Video AI for Your Character Ideas | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai Bring a personal character idea into motion with youdot Video to Video AI. Pick a reference, add an image and see the duration-based credit estimate. ## Video to Video AI for Your Own Character See how your character looks when it moves. Choose a sample performance or upload a clip you are allowed to use, then pair it with your character image. Try your character in motion ## Transform Videos with Character Animation Start with a simple pose or greeting. A consistent reference makes it easier to see how each character image changes the animation. Use a clearly framed image and avoid a reference where the subject disappears behind other people or objects. ## Collect inspiration for a personal character project Discover a changing selection of images and videos from youdot’s published library. Notice a pose, a colour palette or a framing idea you would like to explore, then bring a suitable character image to your motion experiment. ## How to use the AI Video to Video Generator - ### Choose a motion video Pick a gesture you want your character to perform. Start with a sample or upload a short MP4 or MOV; the measured source details appear in the panel. - ### Add your character image Add your character image and choose an enabled Motion Control model. Review the output quality without confusing it with the source video’s resolution. - ### Review the quote and generate Read the estimate before submitting. After completion, open Your results and check whether the movement suits your character. ## Make a personal character idea easier to explore Begin with a simple movement that fits your character’s body and framing. A close-up image and a full-body dance can be difficult to combine convincingly. Try the same gesture with a different character image to understand how framing affects the result. Compare the completed clips before deciding which one to keep. ## Start with an action you can describe Video to Video AI gives a character an existing performance to follow. A simple first experiment makes the relationship between the reference clip and the generated animation easier to understand. ### Use a short first reference Choose the four-second sample or upload a short clip with one clear gesture. Watch it before generating and identify the beginning, main movement and final pose. Avoid stacking several unrelated actions into your first attempt. ### Choose a clear character image Use an image where the relevant body regions are visible. If the motion involves a full-body turn, select more than a close-up face. Compare the image’s framing with the reference so you can recognise what the result is trying to reproduce. ## Explore a few directions for your character ### A portrait with a performance Try a small, readable gesture that suits the character you want to portray. Watch for changes around the face and hands, especially as the pose shifts. Keep the first test short enough to review carefully. ### An illustrated character in motion Use the same motion reference with an illustrated image to see how its silhouette reads during a movement. Inspect the result frame by frame near turns. Treat the output as a variation to review rather than a guaranteed match to the source drawing. ### An alternate character look Hold the movement constant while changing the character image. Compare the resulting proportions, outline and expression. One change per generation gives you a clearer basis for choosing the next version. ## Learn from each result before the next attempt ### Compare movement, then appearance Use synchronous playback to check the overall rhythm first. Pause at key moments to inspect the character’s shape and visible details. Make a specific note about the input you would change instead of judging only the opening frame. ### Choose the next test deliberately Review the current quote before each generation. Credits depend on the selected model, quality and rounded-up reference duration. Start with a shorter clip when you are exploring an idea, and change the input that addresses the problem you observed. ## Video to Video AI questions Do I need a finished video from my account as the reference? No. This page supports the ten provided motion samples and your own uploaded MP4 or MOV reference, alongside the character image. Where do I find the animation after submitting? The right panel switches to Your results when generation starts. It uses the site’s existing task and history flow so you can inspect completed output and any reported errors. Can I change the sample after checking a price? Yes. Selecting a different sample changes the detected duration and its quote. Review the refreshed credit estimate before you generate. Can I make another version of the same idea? Yes. Select the same motion reference and try a different character image, or keep the image while changing the motion. Each attempt is a separate generation with its own current quote. What does the video upload check measure? It reads the video’s duration and pixel dimensions and checks the format, size and aspect ratio. It does not judge artistic quality, lighting or whether the image looks blurry. Where can I review my own finished animations? Open Your results in the right panel. It uses your account’s existing video history. Sign in to view your videos and check the result after generation. What makes a useful first motion reference? Choose a short clip with one clearly visible subject and a complete movement. Preview the entire clip and check its measured duration before generating. Can I request a refund for my purchase? You can request a refund within 10 days of purchase if you have unused credits from that purchase and provide a clear reason, subject to our Refund Policy. If eligible, an unused purchase can be fully refunded; a partly used purchase is refunded in proportion to its remaining unused credits. Fully used purchases and free or promotional credits are not refundable. Do credits expire or carry over? Credit validity depends on the pack, subscription or promotion that issued them. Review the purchase terms and expiration dates in Settings \> Credits. A renewal or new purchase does not extend older credits. Use credits before their stated expiration; do not assume unused subscription credits roll over indefinitely. What happens to credits if generation fails? Credits charged for a task that is confirmed as failed due to a system error are returned automatically. A task that is still processing has not yet been confirmed as failed. Check its status and your credit history before submitting again. If a confirmed failure still shows an unresolved charge, email support@youdot.app with the task ID. Can I get credits back if I do not like the result? AI results can vary, so a completed result that differs from your expectations is not automatically treated as a technical failure. Eligible completed image tasks can be submitted for credit refund review using the refund option where available; approval is required. For a video or another issue, contact support@youdot.app with the task ID and details. A credit refund returns credits, not money to your payment method. How can I get help with billing or a generation? Email support@youdot.app. For billing, include your account email and order ID; for generation, include the task ID, issue description and relevant screenshots. If you purchased as a guest, keep the original browser data and payment receipt so we can help locate the purchase. ## Keep creating Explore AI Video · Review plans and credits [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Stitch Images Online for Storyboard Planning | Youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/image-stitch Stitch images into a storyboard sheet with Youdot's free online image stitcher. Arrange 2–9 references, adjust framing and download one PNG or JPG locally. A visual sequence worth reviewing ## Stitch Images into a Storyboard Sheet Arrange the beats before the scene Stitch images of characters, settings and story beats into one planning sheet. Youdot's online photo stitcher combines 2–9 references in a strip, grid or featured layout. Adjust the framing and download PNG or JPG free, with no sign-up or watermark. Free, no watermark No sign-up to stitch Stitch locally in your browser ## How to stitch images online for a storyboard Make a reference sequence that you can review before writing a motion prompt. 01 ### Collect the story beats Add 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP reference images. Each file can be up to 25 MB. Pick images that explain a character, environment or change in the scene; files are read locally. 02 ### Arrange the sequence Use a horizontal strip to read left to right or a vertical layout to read top to bottom. Swap panels in Arrange photos and refine the character framing in Adjust crop. 03 ### Export the planning sheet Set the spacing, background and aspect ratio, then download PNG or JPG. Choose a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. The image stitcher online requires no account or credits. ## Photo references for a clearer story brief Use the layout to explain the sequence, while keeping the images as references rather than generated frames. ### Plan a beginning and ending Put the opening and closing ideas side by side. Compare the character position and setting before deciding how the scene should change. ### Build a character reference sheet Combine the main portrait with clothing and setting references. Give the recognizable features enough space to remain readable. ### Compare story directions Arrange alternative environments or visual beats in a grid. Use the sheet to choose one direction before asking for motion. ## A storyboard sheet is a planning aid Use an order that your viewer can understand without a caption. Keep recurring characters at a readable scale and avoid crops that hide the features needed to recognize them. This image stitch tool does not enforce character identity, generate in-between frames or create a video timeline. A stitched sheet is one image; a video model may interpret the whole composition rather than animate each panel separately. Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos. ## Storyboard image stitcher questions Looking up 'stich images' for a storyboard layout? Arrange your story references in a strip or grid, then download one planning sheet. The spelling 'stich' points to the same image-stitching task. Keep the beat order readable and review character crops before taking the sheet into a video brief. Can I stitch images online free for a storyboard? Yes. Reference layout and PNG or JPG export are free, without sign-up, watermark or credits. AI video generation is an optional separate step with its own quote. Does AI stitch images into new storyboard frames? Not on this page. It arranges the references you supply with manual crop controls. It does not generate missing frames or use AI to enforce character consistency. Are storyboard references uploaded automatically? No upload happens while stitching. If you choose the completed-image video action, the browser retains the final sheet, then uploads it as a reference after sign-in. The individual source photos remain local. Which reference file types are supported? Use 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 25 MB each. Browser memory checks can reject very large decoded images; reduce their dimensions if needed. Can I rearrange a beat without recropping it? Arrange photos swaps the positions while keeping each photo's crop. Adjust crop moves the image inside its own panel. Use these two modes separately when refining a sequence. Will the stitcher blend the storyboard panels together? No. Panels remain separate, with a configurable gap and background. Automatic overlap alignment and seam blending are not part of this online photo stitcher. How should I export a reference sheet? Choose PNG for crisp visual edges or JPG for a smaller file. The long edge can be 1200, 2048 or 4096 px. Review small facial details in the downloaded sheet. Does carrying the sheet to video submit a task? No. The completed-image action fills a single reference after login. You still choose the motion prompt, available model and settings, review the credits and click Generate yourself. The reference must fit the 10 MB limit. ## Turn a chosen story beat into a motion brief Review the planning sheet, then use the completed-image action to carry it into Youdot's video workspace. Describe the intended scene and check the quote before submitting. Plan motion from your storyboard ↗ Stitching stays free. Video generation requires sign-in and a separate credit quote. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/image-stitch) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Toc Toc AI Dance Generator: Photo Prep Guide | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/toc-toc-ai-dance Explore a Toc Toc dance with youdot.app. Prepare one full-body adult photo, direct the hand gestures and steps, check the quote and compare movement in History. Prepare, direct, compare ## Toc Toc AI Dance Generator: A Photo Preparation and Comparison Guide Start with a still pose that leaves room for a lively step. The Toc Toc AI Dance Generator on youdot.app explores a short solo routine from one full-body adult photo. Describe alternating knocking hands, a small bounce and sideways travel, then keep the camera calm enough to show them. A clear source and a focused movement brief make it easier to compare the whole performance rather than one attractive frame. Generate a Toc Toc dance Scene preview: a dancer in a black top and jeans performs in a bright interior with a steady full-body camera. ## Your questions, answered ### What is Toc Toc AI Dance Generator? It creates an original short solo dance guided by a photo and a movement description. The knocking gestures, hops and steps are interpreted from your brief, with the completed motion available to review in History. ### How do I start? Choose reference-based video mode, upload a full-body adult photo and describe a short knock-and-step pattern. Check the available format, model and quote, then generate. Text to Video creates a written performer without a reference upload. ### Can I try it for free? Check your current account credits and the selected model’s access conditions. When the available balance covers the quoted job, you can generate without buying more credits. ### What do I upload? Use one adult standing with both feet flat and hands visible. Keep the whole head and shoes in frame, with spare space around the arms and beside the body. Avoid a source already cropped tightly around an action pose. ### How much does it cost? Read the live credit quote for the selected model and settings before submitting your solo dance video. Preparing inputs or editing a description does not start a generation. ### When is the result ready? Follow the submitted job’s estimate and progress. The model, settings and queue affect waiting; History keeps the completed clip available for review and download. Keep the full figure inside the frame so the hand gesture and sideways movement read together. ## How to prepare a photo and compare outputs A knock, a gentle bounce and a neutral return give the short routine a readable structure. 1 ### Prepare the full-body photo Choose one adult photo where the whole body is visible, including feet. Use even lighting, a plain background and a steady camera angle. Avoid cropped limbs, heavy shadows and loose clothing that hides posture. Save a clean copy at the largest size you have, then upload it as the reference for the dance. 2 ### Set direction and model controls Write an editable prompt that describes the knocking hand gestures, one-leg hops and sideways steps you want interpreted. Keep it short and concrete. Adjust the available model controls to suit the photo and intended mood. Remember the output is prompt-guided interpretation, not exact choreography transfer from a supplied motion video. 3 ### Review the quote, job and history Read the displayed live credit quote before starting. Log in to your account, launch the generation job and wait for it to finish. Open History to compare this result with earlier attempts. Change one variable at a time, such as prompt wording or a model setting, so the comparison stays controlled. ## What the output actually contains ### Original Toc Toc inspired movement The dance draws on alternating knocking hand gestures, bouncy one-leg hops and sideways steps. It is an original interpretation guided by your prompt, not a copy of a supplied motion-reference video. Expect variation between runs, and judge each clip by whether the gestures read clearly rather than by frame matching. ### Single performer, steady full-body framing Direct one performer in a steady full-body view so the hops and sideways steps have room to remain visible. Review the head, hands and feet throughout the finished clip, then note any camera drift or changes in appearance before revising the prompt. ### Editable prompt and model controls The generator gives you an editable prompt and model controls. Use them to steer energy, gesture emphasis and movement style, then regenerate. A live credit quote shows the cost before you commit. For controlled comparison, record which prompt and settings produced each result so later attempts stay measurable. ## Practical scenarios for this workflow A small sideways step works when the body stays balanced and the whole figure remains visible. ### A clean baseline from one portrait Upload a plain-background adult full-body shot. Generate one clip with a minimal prompt. Keep this as your baseline, then vary wording in later runs and compare each result against the baseline rather than against outside footage. ### Testing gesture emphasis Start from the same photo and alternate between prompts that stress knocking hands and prompts that stress sideways steps. Review both in History side by side to see which gesture reads more clearly at full-body distance and with the available lighting. ### A small internal demo set Build a small comparison from consenting adult colleagues using one clear photo each. Keep the framing similar, vary one movement instruction and use History to revisit the complete clips. Compare the readability of the hands and footwork before choosing a direction for the finished post. ## Photo and review checklist Use a neutral standing source with both feet flat and the hands comfortably visible. - Crop nothing from the feet to the top of the head, and keep the camera level. - Change one prompt phrase or model setting per run so comparisons stay meaningful. - Read the live credit quote before each job and note it beside the result in History. ## Keep a neutral starting photo and a clear ending A neutral source makes the movement easier to direct. The waterfall-deck preparation photo keeps both feet flat and the hands relaxed at the sides, so the body starts from an understandable position. The movement study then separates a knock, a light bounce and a return. Write that short sequence before adding mood words. If you want the performer to travel sideways, say how restrained the travel should be and leave enough floor around the source. A flowing top can add character, but clothing should not hide every change of weight or cover the hands that carry the central gesture. Give the routine a place to settle. A final balanced pose helps the clip feel complete and gives you a useful frame for a post. Watch the transition into that pose: the feet should land coherently and the hands should finish without passing through the body. If the last moment feels abrupt, request a short held ending while keeping the rest of the brief unchanged. Compare the completed clips at their normal viewing size before zooming into details. History is useful for checking whether a smaller bounce or calmer side step actually improved the movement, rather than simply making one still frame look more polished. ## Toc Toc AI Dance Generator FAQ What kind of dance does this generate? It produces an original short dance inspired by Toc Toc, with alternating knocking hand gestures, bouncy one-leg hops and sideways steps. The result is a prompt-guided interpretation rather than an exact copy of a supplied reference performance. Which photo works best as input? One clear full-body adult photo works best. The whole body should be visible, lighting even and the background simple. Avoid tight crops, motion blur and hidden feet, because the hops and sideways steps need a readable stance. Can I control the style with a prompt? Yes. The prompt is editable, so you can describe gesture emphasis, energy and movement character. Model controls add further direction. Keep descriptions concrete, and change one element per run when you want a controlled comparison. Does it transfer exact choreography? No. There is no supplied motion-reference video and no original song. The generator interprets your prompt and photo into new movement. Expect differences in timing and transitions, and review each clip on its own merits. How do credits and accounts work? Sign in to check your available credits and the live quote for the selected model and settings. If the balance covers that job, you can generate without buying more credits. Completed clips remain in History for review and comparison. ## Prepare a photo and start a comparison Upload one clear full-body adult photo, read the live credit quote, then generate and review the result in History. Generate a Toc Toc dance Explore video tools Plans and credits ## Continue with a related creative guide ### Explore a wardrobe-led reveal Plan a costume's silhouette and the small movement that shows it clearly. ### Give a woodland character one action Choose a camera view and a simple gesture for a short fictional scene. ### Open the video workspace Compare available models and settings for another short visual idea. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/toc-toc-ai-dance) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Halloween Costume Transformation | youdot.app Video Reveal Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/ai-halloween-costume-transformation Plan a Halloween costume-reveal video with youdot.app. Choose one portrait, describe fabric and motion, read the live quote and review the full clip in History. Social-post concept workshop ## AI Halloween Costume Transformation with one clear idea Choose the costume detail you want a viewer to remember. With youdot.app's AI Halloween Costume Transformation, an adult portrait and a short wardrobe brief become the starting point for a cinematic reveal. A dark celestial gown, a flowing cape or a bright pumpkin-inspired outfit each needs a different silhouette. Pick one idea, plan a gentle movement and leave enough space for the garment to show. Generate costume reveal video Scene preview: a glowing pumpkin hat and straw-textured costume appear in a dark Halloween setting. ## Your questions, answered ### What is AI Halloween Costume Transformation? It creates a short costume-reveal video guided by an adult portrait and a written costume direction. Name the garment, setting and one movement, then review how the person and outfit remain readable through the clip. ### How do I start? Choose reference-based video mode, upload one clear adult portrait and describe a single costume. Add a restrained turn or cape movement, review the available settings and quote, then generate. Text to Video uses a described character without uploaded references. ### Can I try it for free? Check your current account credits and the selected model’s access conditions. When the available balance covers the quoted job, you can generate without buying more credits. ### What do I upload? Use a well-lit adult portrait with the face unobstructed and enough upper body for the planned framing. Ordinary clothing is suitable. A relaxed pose makes it easier to separate the starting person from the new costume direction. ### How much does it cost? Read the live credit quote for the selected model and settings before submitting your costume-reveal clip. Preparing inputs or editing a description does not start a generation. ### When is the result ready? Follow the submitted job’s estimate and progress. The model, settings and queue affect waiting; History keeps the completed clip available for review and download. Give one costume idea a clear silhouette, then plan the movement that reveals its main detail. ## How a costume reveal comes together Compare the ordinary silhouette with the larger celestial gown before planning the reveal. 1 ### Upload one adult portrait Choose a clear adult reference photo where the face is easy to read. Avoid heavy filters, strong blur or crowded backgrounds. Write a costume description you can edit later: garments, colors, textures, accessories and the piece you want a viewer to remember. Keep expectations practical about face preservation. 2 ### Set the costume direction Rework the prompt until the costume reads clearly. Add scene details such as venue, season and light direction, plus pace for the slow turn and the atmosphere you want to hold. Use the available model controls for the look you need. Keep one strong idea rather than stacking several costumes. 3 ### Quote, generate, review The live credit quote appears before you generate, so read it first. Sign in to your account, start the job and let it finish. Open History to review the video, compare versions and keep the take worth posting. Check the costume readability and face handling with reasonable expectations rather than assuming a perfect likeness. ## What the output gives you ### A short cinematic costume reveal The video aims for a compact social-ready moment: a slow turn that shows the outfit in motion, then a beat of atmosphere around it. You describe the costume and the scene; the generation handles the pacing and framing so the reveal feels deliberate rather than a static costume photo. ### Editable costume description The costume prompt stays yours to adjust between runs. Change one layer, swap an accessory, shift the palette or name a different venue for the reveal. Small edits help you see what reads clearly on camera before you commit to a final version. ### Face kept practical One adult reference portrait guides the person in the video. The aim is a recognizable, practical face, not a guaranteed match. Review each result in History for likeness, costume accuracy and motion, then decide whether to keep the take or adjust the prompt and generate again. ## One idea, different costumes Move from portrait and costume sketch to a reveal that shows the cape's flowing shape. ### A museum night guard reveal A guard costume with a long coat, a torch and a confident slow turn under low gallery light. The memorable idea is the quiet authority, so keep the frame simple and let the uniform carry the joke. ### A vintage film star entrance Old Hollywood styling with a satin gown, gloves and soft spotlight. The slow turn becomes the whole post. Describe the fabric shine and the warm light so the reveal feels like a red-carpet moment. ### A botanical garden spirit Layers of leaves, moss tones and a mask that hints at a garden ghost. Set the scene in damp evening air with green light. The single idea is nature reclaiming a costume, so avoid extra props. ## Before you generate Begin with the person in ordinary clothing so the face and starting pose are easy to read. - Use a portrait where the face is clearly lit and unobstructed, then describe the costume in specific layers. - Read the live credit quote each time before starting the job, and check History after generation. - Treat face preservation as practical, and review the slow turn for costume readability rather than exact likeness. ## Turn the wardrobe idea into one visible action A drawing of a costume and a moving costume answer different questions. The planning view pairs a portrait and a garment sketch with a flowing cape reveal so you can see the difference between choosing the outfit and showing it in motion. Start with the feature that matters: a star pattern, a broad collar or the hem of a long gown. Describe a movement that makes that feature visible, such as a small turn or one opening sweep of the cape. Keep the camera simple. A rapid spin, a moving viewpoint and several accessories can all compete with the detail you wanted to show. The still comparison uses an ordinary lavender outfit and a midnight-blue celestial gown; the video preview explores a separate pumpkin-and-straw direction. Treat them as different costume ideas rather than consecutive shots from one performance. For your own run, keep one garment brief throughout the attempt. Review the face during the turn, the connection between the hands and fabric, and the shape of the costume at the ending. If the garment hides the expression, revise the collar or reduce the movement before changing the entire scene. Compare that focused adjustment in History and keep the clip whose reveal remains clear at normal phone-post size. ## Costume reveal questions What does an AI Halloween Costume Transformation produce? It produces a short cinematic video built from an adult portrait and an editable costume description. The result shows a slow turn with costumed atmosphere. It is designed for a social post, not a full costume design spec. What input does the generator need? One adult reference portrait plus a written costume description. Clear lighting and simple backgrounds help. You can edit the prompt before generating, so adjust garments, colors and scene details as needed. Can I control the costume direction? Yes, through the editable prompt and the available model controls. Describe the costume, venue, light and pacing. Keep to one memorable idea, then change one detail between runs to compare results in History. Will the face be preserved exactly? Treat face preservation as practical, not guaranteed. The reference guides the result, so likeness can vary between jobs. Review each video for face handling and decide whether to adjust the prompt or the portrait. Where do I see the credit quote and history? The live credit quote appears before generation. You sign in to your account to start a job, then find finished jobs in History. ## Create your costume reveal Upload one adult portrait, write your costume idea, check the quote and generate a short reveal video. Generate costume reveal video Explore video tools Plans and credits ## Continue with a related creative guide ### Give a portrait a playful routine Plan knocking gestures and small steps with a full-body reference photo. ### Create a woodland character moment Choose one short action and a camera view for a fictional forest scene. ### Open the video workspace Explore available model and format choices for your next scene. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/ai-halloween-costume-transformation) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Bigfoot Video Generator for Playful Fake Sightings | youdot.app Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/bigfoot-video-generator Make a fictional Bigfoot clip with youdot.app. Plan a trail or selfie scene, choose text or reference mode, check the quote and review the character's action in History. A social-post concept workshop ## Make a fictional Bigfoot video with the Bigfoot Video Generator Give a woodland character one small, memorable moment. The Bigfoot Video Generator on youdot.app can turn a written scene into a fictional trail encounter or a close-up vlog. A waterfall path supplies a setting; a wave or a thumbs-up supplies the action. Keep those choices simple enough to read in a short clip, then compare the pacing and expression in History. Create a Bigfoot video Scene preview: a shaggy character records a handheld selfie among misty wetland trees. ## Your questions, answered ### What is Bigfoot Video Generator? It creates a short fictional Bigfoot-themed video from a scene description. Text to Video needs only your written brief; a separate reference-based mode can use a landscape or character image to guide the visual direction. ### How do I start? In Text to Video, describe the setting, camera and one creature action without uploading media. Switch to reference-based video mode when an image should guide the terrain or character, add the reference there, then review the quote before generating. ### Can I try it for free? Check your current account credits and the selected model’s access conditions. When the available balance covers the quoted job, you can generate without buying more credits. ### What do I upload? No image is needed in Text to Video. For reference-based video, choose a clear woodland scene with space for the creature to move, or a character view with a readable expression and silhouette. Use the reference that serves your main idea. ### How much does it cost? Read the live credit quote for the selected model and settings before submitting your fictional Bigfoot clip. Preparing inputs or editing a description does not start a generation. ### When is the result ready? Follow the submitted job’s estimate and progress. The model, settings and queue affect waiting; History keeps the completed clip available for review and download. A simple woodland action works best when the face, camera view and setting support the same idea. ## From a one-line idea to a clip Plan a walking entrance, a close camera moment and a reaction as distinct story beats. 1 ### Start with a prompt or reference Choose Text to Video for a scene written entirely in words: setting, light, camera view and one creature action. If a photograph should guide the look, choose reference-based video mode and upload it there. Keep each brief short enough to picture clearly. 2 ### Choose the direction Pick a tone such as vlog, forest encounter, comedy or nature-documentary-inspired. Adjust the available model controls, then reread the editable prompt. Decide whether the shot should feel handheld, observational or staged for a social post. 3 ### Check the quote and review The live credit quote appears before you commit. Sign in, submit the generation job, then open History to watch the result and compare attempts. Each clip is fictional, so judge pacing, framing and mood rather than realism. ## What you get back ### Prompt-led fictional scenes Write a text prompt and let the Bigfoot Video Generator build a short fictional sequence from it. Vlog framing, forest encounters, comedy beats or documentary-style pacing all begin as words you control and can edit before submitting. ### Optional image reference Use reference-based video mode when a photo should guide the terrain, lighting or character. It supplies a visual starting point for the scene. Text to Video has no reference-media input and uses your written description instead. ### Generation jobs and History Each run becomes a generation job you can track. Results land in History so you can revisit earlier attempts, compare takes and keep the strongest version of your Bigfoot gag without rewriting the prompt from scratch. ## One idea, several posts A camera grip and a friendly gesture create a clear vlog-style character moment. ### The trail-cam wave A grainy night camera catches a large shape stepping past a tree, pausing to wave at the lens. Caption it as a fake trail-cam clip for a running weekend series. ### The shaky vlog reaction A hiker films a quiet forest path, hears a branch snap and turns the camera toward rustling ferns. The joke is the reaction, not the reveal, so keep the creature partly hidden. ### The deadpan documentary A calm narrator-style setup describes an ordinary mossy clearing while a fictional creature casually crosses the background. Play it straight for a dry comedy post. ## Before you generate An empty waterfall trail gives the scene a route and a clear sense of depth. - Write the shot first, then the creature: camera distance and movement matter as much as the subject. - Avoid promising dialogue in the prompt unless you accept it may not appear. - Check the live credit quote before submitting, and keep one strong attempt in History as your reference point. ## Make the setting do part of the storytelling An empty trail tells you where a character could arrive and which direction the camera can see. The waterfall preparation image has a clear path, depth between the trees and a strong background feature. Use one or two of those details in the brief instead of describing every leaf. Then choose a single action: the creature approaches, notices the lens or makes a friendly gesture. The three-beat plan shows possible moments along that route. A short generation does not need to include all of them. Select the one that carries the joke or mood and give it enough time to register. A selfie composition changes the story because the creature is now addressing the viewer. Keep the face close enough to read, but leave space for the hand and camera grip if those belong in the shot. The waterfall still shows a camera and a thumbs-up, while the preview is a separate wetland selfie scene. For your own attempt, choose the setting that serves the action and keep it consistent. Watch for changes to the creature's size, hand anatomy and background position through the full clip. If the action is lost in camera shake, request a steadier view before adding more dialogue or a second character. ## Bigfoot Video Generator questions What does the Bigfoot Video Generator make? It produces fictional short videos from a text prompt or an optional image reference, built around Bigfoot-themed scenes. The clips are invented entertainment for social posts, not evidence of a real creature. Can I upload a photo as a reference? Yes, in reference-based video mode. Upload an image when a particular landscape or character appearance matters. Choose Text to Video for a scene described entirely in words; that mode uses no uploaded reference. Can I choose the tone or style? You can steer tone through the prompt and adjust the model controls that are available. Common directions include vlog, forest encounter, comedy and nature-documentary-inspired framing, but results vary. Will the video include spoken dialogue? No dialogue is guaranteed, and clip length is not fixed. Treat the output as a visual scene and plan captions or voiceover separately if your post needs them. How does the credit quote work? Sign in to check your available balance and the selected model's current quote. If that balance covers the job, you can generate without buying more credits. The quote applies to the model and settings selected for that run. ## Draft your forest scene Write one clear Bigfoot moment, set the tone and check the quote before you generate. Create a Bigfoot video Explore video tools Plans and credits ## Continue with a related creative guide ### Plan a short dance beat Use a full-body photo for a readable knock, bounce and sideways step. ### Build a costume reveal Make one wardrobe idea visible through a simple movement and final pose. ### Explore another video direction Choose from the available video models and settings for a new scene. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/bigfoot-video-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Pumpkin Head Photoshoot: A portrait for visual storytelling | youdot.app Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/pumpkin-head-photoshoot Pumpkin Head Photoshoot on youdot.app. Upload one clear portrait. Choose a warm autumn or spooky Halloween direction in the prompt, then review the new head, clothing continuity, and background before saving. Explore storyboards, video cover images, and seasonal scenes. A portrait for visual storytelling ## Pumpkin Head Photoshoot Start with a still portrait that can also serve as a visual brief for a later motion project. Preserve pose and clothing while changing the head and lighting. Upload one clear portrait. Choose a warm autumn or spooky Halloween direction in the prompt, then review the new head, clothing continuity, and background before saving. Create Pumpkin Photoshoot Start with a clear pose and a single dramatic setting. ## How to use Pumpkin Head Photoshoot Plan the image for storyboards, video cover images, and seasonal scenes. Start with a suitable reference and use the live generator above. ### 1. Pick a clear portrait Select a portrait with a strong pose and a visible coat. A theater aisle or another simple setting gives the seasonal still a cinematic starting frame. ### 2. Describe the mood Specify whether the pumpkin is lit by warm stage lamps or cool city light. Describe one location so the resulting still has a coherent mood. ### 3. Inspect the result Check how the carved head meets the collar and whether the olive coat remains legible. Revise the lighting or framing before adding extra scenery. ## Portrait directions to explore A strong still frame can guide later storytelling. Use one location to define the visual mood. Compare atmosphere while keeping the costume readable. ## Ideas for youdot.app A portrait for visual storytelling This workflow suits storyboards, video cover images, and seasonal scenes. Keep the main subject visible and use one image direction per generation. ## Pumpkin Head Photoshoot FAQ ### Do I need to upload a photo? One uploaded portrait anchors the character and pose. A clear coat and face are enough to begin a pumpkin-head still image. ### Can I choose a scary or cozy result? Use stage lighting for theatrical warmth or a rainy night location for a darker frame. The available generation controls follow the selected model. ### How do I see the price and progress? Review the live quote before sending the request. History then shows the task status and the finished stills you can compare as visual briefs. ## Related image tools Continue with another image direction on this site. Explore AI image tools ai face in hole generator ai south park character creator banana ai image generator [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/pumpkin-head-photoshoot) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Pokémon Generator: Create an Original Creature | youdot Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-pokemon-generator Turn one photo or a written idea into an original Pokémon-inspired creature on youdot. Plan its silhouette, compare details and build a story-ready image. A creature with a story to tell ## AI Pokémon Generator Build an original Pokémon-inspired creature from one meaningful picture or a written idea. Start with a pet, a household object or your own sketch, then give it a memorable silhouette and an elemental mood. The youdot workflow creates a still image you can refine for a character sheet or story scene. Create your creature Celestial creature concept: crescent ears and star freckles give a small rabbit a night-sky identity. ## How to make a creature from a photo - ### 1. Choose one readable subject Use a sharp single-subject picture with enough space around the ears, limbs or distinctive outline. A rabbit’s long ears and soft muzzle are stronger design cues than a crowded room. Avoid tiny subjects and screenshots with distracting labels. - ### 2. Pick the right input mode Choose Image to Image and add one source picture. Use Text to Image when you want to invent from words instead; that mode needs no upload. Keep the chosen mode aligned with the material you actually have. - ### 3. Give the design one clear direction Keep two or three recognizable details and choose an element, mood or habitat. For a celestial rabbit, ask for crescent ears, a compact body and sparse star markings. Avoid combining many competing powers, costumes and backgrounds in one request. - ### 4. Review before you build the story Check the complete outline, limbs, eyes and markings after the task finishes. Save the version with the clearest identity. When refining, change one detail at a time so you can see whether the adjustment helped. ## Choose a useful reference image Reference-input idea: one sharp subject, readable ears and a simple setting. The photograph supplies visual clues rather than a guaranteed pose or background. Note the ear shape, fur pattern and expression you want to carry forward. Describe those details in the prompt instead of expecting every pixel to survive a fantasy transformation. ## Check silhouette before small details Pose-study concept: look for a recognizable ear shape and balanced body across different views. A character should remain readable when the image is small. Start with the outline, then inspect paws, the number of limbs, eye placement and the relationship between large and small features. A beautiful background cannot fix an unclear creature design. Try this direction: “Keep the long crescent ears and indigo coat; simplify the gold markings, show the full body and leave space around the paws.” Treat a pose sheet as a composition request, not a guarantee of identical character geometry in every view. ## Give your creature a setting Story-scene concept: an observatory turns the night-sky design into a clear narrative setting. ### A character introduction Use a simple standing pose and one environmental clue. A telescope, pond or stone path can suggest a role without overwhelming the creature. ### A storyboard starting point Compose a still image around one action or discovery. Keep the character large enough to inspect before considering a separate video workflow. ### A personal collection Explore several original creatures with different shapes and habitats. Give each one its own visual rule instead of only changing the color of the same design. ## Continue your visual story ### Explore image creation Use the broader image workspace for another character idea or a different illustration direction. ### Arrange a character board Bring selected still images into a layout to compare views, moods or design alternatives. ### Plan a separate motion project Explore the video workspace when you are ready to develop a still character concept into a motion idea. ## AI Pokémon generator questions What is an AI Pokémon generator? It is a creative image tool for Pokémon-inspired original creature ideas. On youdot, you can start with one picture in Image to Image or write a description in Text to Image. The page makes artwork, not playable game characters, game files or official trading cards. What should I upload? For Image to Image, choose one clear photo of a pet, object, person or sketch. Keep the main subject visible and use an image you are allowed to edit. For Text to Image, upload nothing: describe the creature, its strongest visual trait and a setting. Can I try it for free? The currently selected image model can use eligible free credits, but availability depends on your account balance and current site offers. Sign in to check your credits. A free model eligibility flag is not an unlimited generation allowance. How many credits does a picture cost? The checked youdot image catalog offers the selected image-editing model from 2 credits at its base setting. Resolution and future pricing updates can change the quote. Review the amount beside Generate before submitting; your current balance and the displayed quote govern the request. How long does a creature image take? Completion time varies with the selected model, output settings and queue. Follow the task status in History after submitting. This guide does not promise a fixed number of seconds; inspect the completed image before starting another attempt. Can the same character appear in another scene? Reuse a clear finished character image in Image to Image and describe one new setting. Keep its ear shape, markings, proportions and colors explicit. Compare the result with your reference; a new generation may change details. Does this include animation or a background cutout? This page produces still images. A scene does not become animated here, and an ivory background does not mean the file has transparency. Use a suitable separate tool for those next steps. Is youdot an official Pokémon product? No. This independent creative tool is for original Pokémon-inspired creature concepts. It has no affiliation with the franchise. Choose an original design and review the rights relevant to how you plan to use your artwork. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-image/ai-pokemon-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # ChatGPT Millionaire Video: Make a Personal Meme | youdot.app Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/chatgpt-millionaire Create a ChatGPT Millionaire comedy remake from one portrait. Preview the fixed reference and shape a clear personal reaction video with youdot.app. An everyday face with an overambitious plan ## ChatGPT Millionaire Give an ordinary day an absurdly ambitious interruption. ChatGPT Millionaire turns one portrait into the lead of a short phone-reaction comedy remake. Upload a clear subject image, watch the supplied reference and check the current task quote before creating your version. The millionaire premise is a joke about an oversized plan. This page makes an entertainment clip, not a wealth forecast or a money-making plan. Its fixed video guides the performance; your photo supplies the appearance. No additional action footage is needed. Appearance idea: keep the eyes and mouth easy to see. ## Preview the fixed comedy reference This fixed reference supplies the phone performance and comic reaction. Your uploaded image supplies the main character’s appearance. ## How to create your ChatGPT Millionaire remake ### 1. Pick the person behind the joke Choose a subject your audience will recognize quickly. A clear head-and-shoulders portrait is more useful than a distant group photo. Keep both eyes and the mouth visible so the reaction has room to read. ### 2. Preview the comic rhythm Watch the fixed reference from start to finish. Notice the confidence, listening pause and response. Decide whether that kind of reaction suits your subject; changing the portrait does not give this page a new choreography. ### 3. Add the portrait and inspect the quote Use the main-character image slot, then review the available output settings. Recheck the displayed credit estimate after changes. The supplied reference is already part of this task, so you do not need to upload a separate phone-performance video. ### 4. Keep the clearest take Open the finished video in History. Watch the face and hands at normal speed, then pause where the expression changes. Prefer a readable reaction over a dramatic thumbnail that hides a confusing middle. ## A portrait that leaves space for expression Start from the clearest portrait rather than the busiest composition. Our lavender-sweatshirt character starts with a relaxed face and a simple background. That gives the expression somewhere to go. Avoid choosing a source where a hand covers the mouth or hair hides an eye. Small accessories can be charming, but they should not obscure the features that carry the joke. Use the photo-preparation illustration to compare clarity and framing. A busy café can be part of a moodboard, while the uploaded image should stay focused on one subject. The reference controls the remake’s scene; the source background is not a promised output location. ## Let the pause do some work Compare expectation, the listening pause and the reaction. A comedy reaction has more than a beginning and an ending. The moment of processing can make the final expression understandable. The three-face study gives you a simple review order: expectation, pause and disbelief. Compare these beats against the actual player rather than assuming the illustration is a second preset. The generator may reinterpret timing, hands or likeness. Check the whole transition before saving. This page does not provide an independent control for a different punchline or guarantee the exact original spoken words. ## Add your personal context after generation Leave the face clear when planning your final caption. A short caption about an extravagant weekend idea can make the clip feel personal without covering the face. Keep the words outside the expressive area and check the result at phone size. A small line above the frame often leaves more room than a large block across the mouth. Preview any audio before sharing, as sound can change how a reaction is understood. If a take has an odd hand, drifting features or unreadable motion, choose another result or prepare a clearer reference. The purpose is an affectionate meme that people can follow. ## Input, cost and result questions ### What do I upload? One clear portrait of your chosen subject. The page supplies its own motion reference and prepared direction. A separate voice recording or action clip is not required. ### Is ChatGPT Millionaire a financial tool? No. It is a comedy video format about an exaggerated ambition. It does not provide financial guidance, promise earnings or turn the premise into an actual plan. ### Can I try it without paying? Eligibility follows your account and the current model policy. No free allowance is promised here. Review the quote in the form and current Pricing options before submitting. ### How much will a clip cost? The live estimate reflects the chosen settings and this reference-based task. Check it again after changing duration or other options; a subscription price is not the price of a single generation. ### How long does it take? Processing depends on the queue, settings and service conditions. Follow task status and History. The length of the reference video is separate from the time required to generate your clip. ### Will it repeat the same words exactly? Exact dialogue, voice and timing are not guaranteed. Listen to the finished take and inspect the performance before deciding whether it fits your intended joke. ## Explore another part of the workflow Appearance idea: keep the eyes and mouth easy to see. ### Prepare a new portrait concept Create a clear character image before trying the reaction. Compare expectation, the listening pause and the reaction. ### Explore a different video idea Use a broader workflow when your scene needs another direction. Leave the face clear when planning your final caption. ### Review current credit plans Compare plan options with the live quote for your next clip. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/chatgpt-millionaire) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Closed On Sunday AI: Create a Personal Choir Meme | youdot.app Canonical page: https://youdot.app/ai-video/closed-on-sunday Turn a clear portrait into a Closed On Sunday AI choir scene. Add optional cast direction, preview the reference and review your personal video on youdot.app. Your calm expression, an unusually enthusiastic crowd ## Closed On Sunday AI Some reactions are funnier when the main person barely reacts at all. Closed On Sunday AI puts your portrait at the quiet center of an energetic choir. Pick one clear lead photo, then choose who fills the surrounding rows. Our cream-sweater portrait and scarf-wearing alpacas show a warm, playful direction for a personal meme. The lead image identifies the central subject. A separate optional choir image or a short description sets the surrounding cast. The supplied reference guides the performance, with a fourteen-second initial output setting. You do not need to film yourself or upload an additional action video for this fixed scene. A natural expression gives the surrounding activity room to work. ## Preview the fixed choir reference This fixed video supplies the choir performance and camera reveal. Your lead image supplies the central appearance; the optional choir image directs the surrounding cast. ## How to create your Closed On Sunday AI remake ### 1. Pick the recognizable face Choose a portrait your audience will recognize quickly. Keep eyes and mouth visible, with natural lighting and enough shoulder detail to establish the outfit. A relaxed expression suits the quiet-center idea better than an extreme pose that already dominates the image. ### 2. Choose the crowd around you Think of one ensemble that fits your joke. The guide uses cream alpacas with green scarves, but your cast can be different. Describe it in the optional notes or add a clear character image to the choir slot. Keep that file separate from the lead. ### 3. Check before creating Play the reference and confirm that its pacing fits the idea. Inspect the upload roles, output settings and live credit estimate. If you adjust a setting, review the refreshed quote. Account access follows the current policy; this guide does not promise a free take. ### 4. Select a clip that reads naturally Open the finished video in History. Watch the central face, then the nearest choir row and the wider ending. Keep the take where the person remains recognizable and the surrounding activity supports the joke. Listen to the audio before saving or sharing. ## Choose a portrait that can stay quiet The lead and the choir should have separate appearance references. The cream-sweater study keeps the face open and the expression restrained. Curls and freckles give the lead personality without requiring a dramatic pose. You can use a different look, but avoid a hand across the mouth, a heavily tilted camera or an accessory hiding the eyes. The viewer should be able to understand the central reaction before noticing the more unusual characters behind it. A busy photo can still be a useful memory, but a simpler crop often makes a better appearance reference. Keep enough space for the hair and shoulders while removing unrelated people. Do not upload the two-card guide illustration as one source. It explains the difference between roles; the form needs the portrait in the lead slot and any alpaca or other choir reference in the optional slot. ## Make the crowd idea easy to explain Concept direction: a warm portrait and a playful, coherent crowd. One clear ensemble usually carries a personal joke better than several competing concepts. Our alpacas share a pale coat and green scarf, so the group feels connected without copying the lead's curls or sweater. In the optional notes, name the surrounding character and a small number of useful details. If you add a choir image, make the description agree with its main features rather than contradicting them. The illustrated hillside is a possible creative treatment, not a guaranteed location or a returned video frame. The fixed reference provides the movement structure, and the model interprets your appearance inputs within it. Expect variation in faces, scarf folds and crowd spacing. If the cast overwhelms the lead, simplify the notes or choose a choir design with a more distinct silhouette. ## Keep the joke clear on a small screen Review the central face before inspecting the wider ensemble. The close and wide study gives a simple review order: recognize the person, understand the surrounding cast, then notice the contrast in energy. Your actual clip should remain understandable when played at phone size. Check that the lead does not disappear behind the nearest alpaca, suddenly change expression or blend into a repeated crowd face as the camera reveals more of the scene. A short caption added after generation can provide personal context, such as a calm reaction to an overexcited group chat. Place it where it does not cover the face or the nearest row. Play the video muted once, then listen to the finished audio. Exact songs, voices and synchronization are not guaranteed, so judge the result you receive rather than assuming it will reproduce a familiar recording. ## Input, cost and result questions ### Do I need to record a video of myself? No. This page includes a fixed performance reference. Start with a clear lead image and add choir direction only if you want to customize the surrounding cast. ### Can I skip the choir image? Yes. It is optional. You can describe the ensemble in text, or leave custom cast inputs blank and follow the supplied reference cast. ### Can I put a pet in the lead role? A clear pet image can be used as an appearance reference. Keep the face and markings visible, and review how the model interprets the animal in the completed scene. ### How long is the initial output? The page starts at fourteen seconds. Its fixed reference is about 13.72 seconds. Queue and processing time are separate from the length of the returned clip. ### Where do I find my result? Check task progress and open the completed take in History. Inspect the whole clip, including sound, before choosing a version to share. ### Will it use the exact music I expect? Exact music and vocals are not promised. Preview the returned audio and use your editing workflow for any specific soundtrack you want to add. ## Explore another part of the workflow The lead and the choir should have separate appearance references. ### Prepare a portrait or cast Create clearer appearance references before building the choir scene. Concept direction: a warm portrait and a playful, coherent crowd. ### Try another video idea Explore a new setup when your next joke needs different movement. A natural expression gives the surrounding activity room to work. ### Review current access Check account options and plan your generation budget. [Open tool](https://youdot.app/ai-video/closed-on-sunday) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # South Park Characters: Writing a Clear Narrated Visual Guide Canonical page: https://youdot.app/blog/south-park-characters A narrated character guide should tell viewers what to look at while the relevant image is on screen. South Park characters suit this approach because a small number of visible features explain their identities: Stan's cap, Kyle's earflaps, Kenny's hood, and Cartman's wider silhouette. The narration can direct attention to those features without reciting an entire biography. For a character to introduce in your own visual guide, try South Park Character Creator. This article uses artwork from the South Park Public Library to outline a readable image-and-voice structure. It is an illustrated fan reference, with proposed narration notes. Give the voice and picture different jobs The picture shows the figure; the voice names the person and explains one useful observation. Avoid describing every visible detail at once. A viewer should have time to find the feature you mention before the next image arrives. If the narration needs a fact that the image cannot show, make that change of subject explicit. Eric Cartman Cartman's red coat forms a broad shape beneath a turquoise-and-yellow cap. A short narration can direct viewers to the body width first, then the hat. That order explains what distinguishes the full portrait, rather than leaving the audience to interpret a disconnected list of colors while looking at the figure. Stan Marsh Stan's blue cap carries a red band and pom-pom, echoed by red gloves. His brown jacket provides a quieter area below the face. A voice note can explain the repeated red accent while the image stays still, giving viewers a concrete relationship to notice before moving on. Kyle Broflovski Kyle's green earflap hat widens the head outline above an orange coat. Narration should name the earflaps rather than say only “green hat.” The more specific wording helps a listener follow the picture and prepares a useful comparison with Craig, whose headwear has a similar general type but different colors. Kenny McCormick Kenny's orange hood encloses most of his face, with the eyes inside a dark opening. Let the image show the enclosure as the narration explains it. A close-up of only the eyes would remove much of the information the voice is discussing, so the frame and description should agree. Use comparisons to keep the explanation moving Butters Stotch Butters' small blond tuft and turquoise shirt make a relatively open outline. He offers a natural comparison with the hats above. The narration can point out that the hairstyle now provides the upper recognition cue, without adding an unrelated story summary that the portrait cannot illustrate. Tweek Tweak Tweek's blond hair spreads outward in several directions, above an olive shirt with an uneven closure. Compare the hair shape with Butters' compact tuft. The shared color makes the difference easy to explain, while the still image gives the viewer time to inspect its contour. Wendy Testaburger Wendy's pink beret, long dark hair, and purple jacket form distinct areas. A narration note can begin with the beret and then move down to the hair length. Keep the full upper figure visible so listeners can follow that path through the image rather than imagine details outside the crop. Bebe Stevens Bebe's blond hair creates a fuller border around the head and shoulders, with a red top below. Placing her after Wendy makes the change in framing easy to hear and see. Explain the contrast in hair volume, leaving viewers to observe the simple face style both portraits share. Include the wider cast with respectful, precise descriptions Tolkien Black Tolkien's purple shirt carries a yellow T beneath his dark hair. Say his full name clearly, then point to the shirt detail if the image is large enough. A narration guide should use the character's current identification rather than repeat an older spelling found in an asset filename. Jimmy Valmer Jimmy wears a yellow top, with crutches visible beside his full-body pose. Introduce him by name and describe the complete image naturally. The supports affect the outline, so retain room on either side rather than showing a narrow crop while the voice refers to details the viewer cannot see. Timmy Burch Timmy's red shirt sits above the lower section of his wheelchair, with orange hair framing the face. A useful narration identifies him and explains the seated arrangement. Avoid making the description entirely about one physical feature; the image presents a person, clothing, posture, and surrounding structure together. Randy Marsh Randy appears here in a farmer outfit, including a brimmed hat and plaid shirt. The narration should name that variation immediately. Otherwise, viewers may treat the image as a generic costume reference, missing the distinction between a character's identity and a specific outfit shown in the library. Draft the narration before deciding its duration For a short illustrated guide, start with one idea per image. Read the sentences aloud and remove clauses that force the listener to remember a detail from a previous card. If two comparisons are needed, keep the relevant portraits together. The timing should follow the explanation and image complexity, rather than an arbitrary target length. For an original cartoon character, a proposed introduction might be: “This is our neighborhood courier. The green helmet and tan coat make the silhouette easy to recognize. The blue bag explains the delivery role.” It gives the voice three concrete observations with a matching picture in mind. If a South Park character creator or South Park character maker is part of your planning, save the still reference separately from the script. The narration should describe the result that actually exists, not promise details that a future image may fail to include. Review actual audio for name pronunciation and actual imagery for the features the voice mentions. Develop a visual story idea from the homepage, or read other illustrated topics in the blog. Available audio and video options depend on the actual model and settings; this guide concerns communication rather than a guaranteed production workflow. Choose the visible details your narration will help a viewer notice when you try South Park Character Creator. Write transitions that orient the listener A transition should explain why the next picture appears. After Butters, a line such as “Tweek also has blond hair, but his outline is much more scattered” gives viewers a comparison to follow. After the children, “This Randy image shows a specific farmer outfit” announces a change from character identification to costume context. Both transitions prepare the audience for a visible difference. Keep sentences short enough to say comfortably, and place unfamiliar names where they can be heard clearly. A label on screen can reinforce the spoken name without competing with a long paragraph. If a comparison needs two images, display both while explaining it rather than expecting the listener to remember the previous portrait. Read the script aloud against the planned image order. Any sentence that refers to a hidden detail, an absent image, or a context you have not introduced is a useful place to revise before producing the presentation. Introduce the Warcraft context as a new topic Make Love, Not Warcraft is the episode behind the South Park World of Warcraft topic. The boys' game characters are repeatedly killed by a powerful player, and Cartman leads a plan to strengthen the group and defeat him. Introduce that story context before displaying an episode frame. The computer-lab image shows changed appearances with familiar clothing. Kyle keeps the green hat, Kenny the orange hood, and Stan the blue-and-red cap. Cartman is in red without his usual hat. Narration can explain those surviving identity cues while the viewer sees the group and its setting. For a South Park maker presentation, mark the move from portraits to episode context aloud. A standard Cartman South Park image identifies one character; this frame explains a shared situation. Matching the spoken description to that change keeps listeners oriented without requiring a long plot summary. To develop a character to introduce in your own visual guide, try South Park Character Creator. --- # Migos AI: Plan an Original Duo Scene With Sound and Timing Canonical page: https://youdot.app/blog/migos-ai Migos AI is a search label associated with AI versions of the Hotel Lobby duo format. For a creator, the useful next question is how to make two performers feel connected through timing, gesture, and sound. A scene with two people beside a microphone can look convincing as a still and still fail as a performance. This guide presents an original sound-and-action planning exercise. It is not a tested recreation of the song, and it does not establish a dedicated Migos AI template on youdot. Separate the visual action from the soundtrack COLORS identifies the reference performance as Quavo and Takeoff's “Hotel Lobby.” For an original duo scene, you can study the idea of alternating attention without copying lyrics or treating a generation tool as a music licence. The youdot video page provides video creation controls. Audio depends on the selected model and the options actually offered. A model name, a prompt mentioning music, or a visually moving mouth does not prove that the export contains sound or synchronized speech. Write three separate notes: what viewers see, what they hear, and how those two tracks should relate. This exposes contradictions before you spend credits. A short beat sheet for an original duet The following is an illustrative editorial plan, not a measured timing capability of any model: Beat Visible action Sound intention Opening Both performers face the camera Establish a simple original rhythm First turn Left performer makes a restrained gesture One voice or percussive accent takes focus Response Right performer acknowledges the cue A distinct reply or complementary accent Ending Both settle into the initial pose End cleanly instead of cutting through a word Choose a duration supported by your generator, then fit the plan to that duration. Timestamped prompts can communicate intention; they should not be described as guarantees of exact timing. Our analysis is that each beat should give one performer the main action. When both subjects make unrelated large movements at once, reviewing the clip becomes harder: you cannot easily distinguish a planned interaction from accidental animation. Describe restrained movement An illustrative visual brief could be: > Two original fictional performers stand in a plain orange studio with one suspended microphone. Fixed medium-wide framing. The left performer gives a small rhythmic hand gesture; the right performer answers with a subtle nod. Keep their positions and outfits consistent. End with both facing forward. That brief intentionally leaves exact singing and lip synchronization out of the visual request. If a selected mode supports generated dialogue, describe the short original line separately and inspect the exported audio. If it does not, plan a separate editing step using authorized material. Review the clip in three passes First, watch without sound. Can you identify who initiates the interaction? Does the reply feel connected? Do both characters remain in the shot? Second, listen without watching. Is the sound intelligible? Does it end cleanly? Are there unwanted words, clicks, or abrupt transitions? Third, play both together. Look for the moment where attention changes. If the voice changes before the visual cue, note the offset rather than describing the whole video as bad. That record helps you decide whether to change the generation brief or adjust the edit. This review method is a proposed workflow. No generated outputs were used to establish a pass rate or a timing accuracy figure. Plan the delivery version Before submitting, check the available settings, the estimate, and the current plans. Choose the framing for the intended destination. Avoid composing two distant figures and expecting a tight vertical crop to preserve both automatically. For your final review, compare the clip against the beat sheet rather than against a vague goal of “going viral.” A small, readable exchange with a clean ending is a concrete production target. Audience response and platform distribution remain outcomes to observe after publishing.