How to Make a Viral-Style Video with AI

This workflow turns one or two authorized adult photos and a reference video into a downloadable short-form result. It can accelerate creative production, but no generator can guarantee views or virality.

1. Review the reference

Check the source composition, number of people, duration, and vertical aspect ratio. Decide whether the format supports one clear idea and an understandable opening before you personalize it.

2. Prepare authorized photos

Use a sharp, well-lit image of one consenting adult. A clearly visible face, natural expression, and head-to-waist framing provide useful identity information. Avoid group photos, heavy filters, sunglasses, blur, and face coverings.

Only upload photos you own or have permission to use. Do not use minors, public figures, or unauthorized likenesses.

3. Assign roles and resolution

Choose one photo to replace a single role or two photos to replace both. Video generation costs 2 credits per reference second, rounded up to 5 credits. The current 21.08-second template costs 45 credits. Sign in and ensure your account has enough credits before starting.

4. Generate and restore progress

The server uploads the selected inputs, runs safety checks, creates an AI task, and submits the model request. The interface estimates 5–10 minutes, but provider latency varies. You can leave or refresh; active work can be restored when you return.

5. Review, download, and package

Watch the complete result before downloading the MP4. Check identity consistency, motion, audio, visual artifacts, and vertical framing. Add your caption, title, and any required AI disclosure in your publishing tool. For TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts, evaluate real retention and engagement before choosing the next creative variation.

Confirmed failed tasks return the credits consumed by generation. Finished files are persisted through the configured storage provider so delivery does not depend only on a temporary provider URL.