Choosing a photo for your Bulin 47 AI remix

A clear portrait gives the video model a more useful starting point. It does not guarantee an exact likeness: an AI-generated face can change during movement, so review the entire finished video before posting.

Light the face evenly

Face a window or use soft, even lighting. Avoid a bright window behind you, strong shadows across the eyes and heavy beauty filters. The model needs to see the facial details that distinguish the subject.

Keep the framing simple

Use one person, facing the camera, with the head and shoulders visible. Avoid group shots, tiny distant faces, sunglasses and anything covering the mouth. A clean background helps separate the subject from the surroundings.

Check the file

The creator accepts JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 8 MB. If your phone saves HEIC, export a JPEG before uploading. Check that the photo is sharp at normal viewing size; upscaling a blurry image does not recover the missing detail.

Get permission first

Use a photo of yourself or an adult who agreed to this upload and generation. Permission to possess a photograph is not the same as permission to create a synthetic performance of its subject. Do not use the studio to mislead, harass or impersonate someone.

Know when the photo leaves your browser

Selecting a photo displays a local preview. Continuing to authentication or checkout saves a browser draft valid for 30 minutes. The studio uploads the image to configured storage only when you explicitly start generation, then passes its URL to the AI provider. Removing the photo clears the draft. See the privacy policy for storage details.

Try a scene

Ready? Open the creator, select a scene and check the generation cost before submitting. Read the step-by-step guide for the rest of the process.