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Four minutes of reading that save you credits. Better clips and better photos give better results on the first draft.

  1. 0100:00:04:00

    Pick the right clip

    • 4 to 15 seconds, one main person in frame, MP4, MOV or WebM up to 300 MB.
    • Keep the whole person visible most of the time; heavy cropping confuses the mask.
    • Even light and a steady camera beat fast pans and dark rooms.
    • Your original sound is kept exactly as recorded.
  2. 0200:00:08:00

    Choose reference photos

    • Use 1 to 10 photos of the same character, sharp and well lit.
    • Best with three: a front view, a three-quarter view with the head turned about 45 degrees, and a full-body shot in the outfit you want.
    • Plain backgrounds help; group photos and heavy filters hurt.
  3. 0300:00:12:00

    Review the mask

    • Before anything is charged, you see which pixels will be replaced, side by side with your clip.
    • If the wrong person or object is selected, describe the subject better and use the one free repair.
  4. 0400:00:16:00

    Know the price before you render

    • Each quality shows its price for your clip and the most we can hold, before you start.
    • If a quality offers a higher-resolution finish, you watch the 720p result first and pay for the finish only if you want it.
    • A render that fails is never charged, and finished videos stay downloadable for 45 days.
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    The rules that keep it fair

    • Only footage you own and people who agreed to appear, including in your reference photos.
    • No sexual content, no minors and no impersonation of real people. Uploads are screened automatically.
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