# face in hole > Create images from text or edit a reference image with AI. Explore available models, check credit costs, and save your results with face in hole. 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://faceinhole.app/index.md): Product overview and getting started - [Features](https://faceinhole.app/features.md): Published image and video tools - [Pricing](https://faceinhole.app/pricing.md): Current plans and credit rules - [FAQ](https://faceinhole.app/faq.md): Answers from the public homepage ## Published tools - [Nano Banana AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image-generator.md): Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on face in hole. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. - [AI Face in Hole Generator with Photo Templates | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md): Try the AI Face in Hole Generator with your portrait and a cutout template. Browse scenes, upload your own template, and create a playful personal picture. - [South Park Character Creator: Give Your Portrait a Cartoon Personality | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md): Create a South Park style character for portrait transformations. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [Veo AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video.md): Create videos with the Veo AI video generator on face in hole. Describe a scene or upload an image, choose available settings, and review credits before generating. - [Earth Zoom Generator: Portrait Reveals | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md): Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for portrait reveals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Character scene ideas | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md): Explore character scene experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on face in hole. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Hotel Lobby AI with Two Portraits You Choose | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md): Create a Hotel Lobby AI portrait performance with face in hole. Prepare two images as one frame, animate a modest studio action and inspect both faces. - [Video to Video AI for Portrait Character Motion | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md): Explore portrait character motion with Video to Video AI on face in hole. Add an image and a movement reference, choose settings and check the credit estimate. - [Stitch Images for Reference and Edit Comparisons | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/image-stitch.md): Compare an original and its edits with face in hole's image stitcher. Combine 2–9 images, align crops manually, and download PNG or JPG free with no watermark. - [Female Malfoy AI Generator: Cinematic Portrait Direction | Face in Hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/female-malfoy-ai.md): Direct an original adult female fantasy-academy portrait with the Face in Hole Female Malfoy AI Generator. Shape camera, light and styling, then review results. - [AI Age Checker for Cinematic Face Art | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-age-checker.md): Use our AI Age Checker to turn an adult portrait into a stylized cinematic age study. Direct camera, light and composition, then review results in History. - [AI Wedding Dress Generator | Cinematic Bridal Art Direction | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator.md): Use our AI Wedding Dress Generator to art-direct an imagined bridal portrait. Choose silhouette, fabric, neckline, location and camera framing for planning. - [Photo to Animal Portrait: First Walkthrough | faceinhole.app](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/photo-to-animal.md): See how a photo to animal portrait works on faceinhole.app: upload one clear subject, set a species and prompt, check the credit quote, then review output. - [Add People To Photo With Cinematic Direction | faceinhole.app](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/add-people-to-photo.md): Use faceinhole.app to add people to a photo with deliberate camera, placement and lighting choices. Upload references, direct the prompt, review history. - [AI Short Hair Filter: Cinematic Portrait Direction | faceinhole.app](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter.md): Use an AI short hair filter to preview pixie, bob and cropped styles. Plan composition, light and framing like a film still, then generate and review in History. - [AI Long Hair Filter for Cinematic Portraits | faceinhole.app](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter.md): Direct an AI Long Hair Filter portrait like a cinematographer. Choose length, texture and framing, then review your quoted credits and History in faceinhole.app. - [Is AI Hairstyle Online Free? Cinematic Hair Previews | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator.md): Plan a hairstyle preview like a shot list. Choose length, fringe, texture and color in the prompt, then review your photo-based result in faceinhole.app History. - [AI Halloween Costume Portrait Guide | faceinhole.app](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-halloween-costume.md): Use AI Halloween Costume portrait direction from faceinhole.app. Plan camera, composition and costume edits from one adult photo, then review the still image. - [Image to Minecraft Skin Concept from a Photo | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/image-to-minecraft-skin.md): Create a Minecraft-inspired character concept from a person or costume photo. Keep key outfit colors and review the blocky image in History. - [Minecraft Pixel Art Scene Maker | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/minecraft-pixel-art.md): Create a Minecraft-inspired pixel-art scene from a bridge, cabin or object photo. Simplify shapes and colors, then pair it with a character concept. - [Add Pumpkin To Photo | Faceinhole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/add-pumpkin-to-photo.md): Add a pumpkin to a portrait or create a new pumpkin scene with Faceinhole’s image generator. Choose a mode, edit the prompt, select a model and review your credit quote. - [Ramalama AI Video Generator: A Portrait-Led Costume Entrance | face in hole](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/ramalama-ai.md): Plan a portrait-led costume entrance with the Ramalama AI Video Generator on faceinhole.app. Choose text-to-video or one starting image, shape the prompts, and check current model access and credits. ## More information - [Complete guide](https://faceinhole.app/llms-full.txt) - [Blog](https://faceinhole.app/blog) ## Languages - [English](https://faceinhole.app/llms.txt) --- # AI Face in Hole Generator: Your Face, a New Scene Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ Start with the photo you already like. On face in hole, choose a scene with an empty face opening and let your portrait supply the missing person. Browse three templates at a time, compare the roles, or bring your own cutout picture. A simple pairing is enough to begin; the tool includes the editing instructions. ## Choose a Prompt or Reference Editing Task ### Edit a reference image Begin with reference image editing and a concrete visual goal. Describe what must remain unchanged and the single edit you want to make. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Explore a new background For a reference-led idea, upload material you have permission to use and check the selected model’s requirements. Say what should stay recognizable and what should change. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Try a different visual style Plan the frame around the intended use: a cover, a product concept, or a social post. Place the focal subject deliberately and reserve room for final text. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Generate an original image Browse this site’s published examples and prompt library to understand how a brief relates to an output. Read the actual model label, choose a useful compositional idea, and rewrite the prompt for your subject. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator) ## Six Practical Prompt Ideas to Try ### Change a portrait setting Prompt idea: Keep the person’s pose and clothing while replacing a busy background with a softly lit studio wall. Match the existing light direction. Inspect the face, hairline, shoulders, and background edges at the available image size. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Restyle a personal image Prompt idea: Use a photo you have permission to edit and request a simple illustrated portrait with a restrained palette and clean background. Review identity cues; an editing instruction is not a promise of exact likeness. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Try a different outfit Prompt idea: Preserve the pose and setting while changing a plain jacket to a dark green raincoat. Describe material and fit clearly. Check hands, collar, and the boundary between clothing and the background. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Build a playful composition Prompt idea: Place a consenting subject within an original poster composition, leaving clear space around the head and avoiding complex overlapping objects. Judge proportions and face alignment rather than treating the task as a guaranteed face swap. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Replace a product backdrop Prompt idea: Keep an unbranded mug’s handle and proportions while moving it to a warm wooden desk with soft light from the left. Check that the product’s shape and surface details survive the background change. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ### Simplify a distracting frame Prompt idea: Remove visual clutter from the background while preserving the main subject, its shadows, and the overall camera perspective. Compare with the source and refine any edit that changes an important feature. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator?mode=edit) ## How to Use the AI Image Editor 1. **Write a brief you can judge** — Start with reference image editing. Name the subject, setting, and purpose, then describe what must remain unchanged and the single edit you want to make. Decide which feature makes the result useful for your project. 2. **Choose inputs and framing** — Select an available image model and read the controls offered for the task. Use a reference only when that input is supported. Choose framing for the place where the result will appear, and leave room for any crop or text you will add later. 3. **Review the quote and submit** — Check the current credit quote after choosing the model and output settings. Save your brief and selected controls so you can compare later attempts. Submit the task when the inputs match your plan, then wait for its status rather than repeatedly submitting the same request. 4. **Inspect, refine, and download** — Open the completed result in History or Assets and inspect faces, outlines, lighting, and the details you intended to preserve. Review small details at the available image size. Change one instruction for your next attempt, keeping a useful version for comparison. ## Available Image Models and Credit Quotes Use the actual model label and controls shown in the generator. The focus here is Reference image editing; input support, output options, and credit costs still depend on your selection. Compare models using the same brief where their inputs allow it. ## Published Image Examples on face in hole Use the published image gallery to study an actual result alongside its model label and available prompt. Look at subject placement, light, and which details survived the instruction. The six prompt ideas on this page are suggested briefs you can adapt, rather than claims that those exact scenes were generated. Compare a reference with your intended task, and inspect your own result before repeating or refining its direction. ## Next steps - [Start an image](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator) - Explore examples - [Pricing](https://faceinhole.app/pricing) - [FAQ](https://faceinhole.app/faq.md) --- # face in hole · Pricing Canonical page: https://faceinhole.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. ## Basic 400 credits per monthly purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 31 days. - Price: USD 15.00 per month - Credits: 400 - Credit validity: 31 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Basic 4,800 credits issued per annual purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 365 days. - Price: USD 120.00 per year - Credits: 4800 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Standard 1,000 credits per monthly purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 31 days. - Price: USD 29.00 per month - Credits: 1000 - Credit validity: 31 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Standard 12,000 credits issued per annual purchase or renewal. Credits are valid for 365 days. - Price: USD 174.00 per year - Credits: 12000 - Credit validity: 365 days - Requires an existing subscription: No ## Standard 2,000 credits per monthly purchase or renewal. 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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://faceinhole.app/pricing) --- # AI Image Editor Questions Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ ## Which upload is my photo and which is the scene? Choose portrait is for the person whose face should appear. The carousel or Choose template supplies the target scene with an empty face hole. These references have different roles; a finished example with several panels should not replace your portrait. ## Do I have to write the face replacement prompt? The tool includes the main fill-the-hole instructions when it prepares your references. Optional details are for small refinements, such as lighting or expression. You can begin without inventing a detailed prompt and review what the selected model produces. ## Why might the result need another attempt? Differences in angle, face scale, and light can make blending difficult. First check whether the portrait suits the opening. If it does, refine one visible problem. Changing several instructions at once makes it harder to see what improved. ## 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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. --- # face in hole · Features Canonical page: https://faceinhole.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 AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | face in hole Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on face in hole. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image-generator.md) ## AI Face in Hole Generator with Photo Templates | face in hole Try the AI Face in Hole Generator with your portrait and a cutout template. Browse scenes, upload your own template, and create a playful personal picture. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator.md) ## South Park Character Creator: Give Your Portrait a Cartoon Personality | face in hole Create a South Park style character for portrait transformations. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator.md) ## Veo AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | face in hole Create videos with the Veo AI video generator on face in hole. Describe a scene or upload an image, choose available settings, and review credits before generating. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video.md) ## Earth Zoom Generator: Portrait Reveals | face in hole Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for portrait reveals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator.md) ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for Character scene ideas | face in hole Explore character scene experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on face in hole. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/genjutsu) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/genjutsu.md) ## Hotel Lobby AI with Two Portraits You Choose | face in hole Create a Hotel Lobby AI portrait performance with face in hole. Prepare two images as one frame, animate a modest studio action and inspect both faces. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai.md) ## Video to Video AI for Portrait Character Motion | face in hole Explore portrait character motion with Video to Video AI on face in hole. Add an image and a movement reference, choose settings and check the credit estimate. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/video-to-video-ai.md) ## Stitch Images for Reference and Edit Comparisons | face in hole Compare an original and its edits with face in hole's image stitcher. Combine 2–9 images, align crops manually, and download PNG or JPG free with no watermark. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/image-stitch) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/image-stitch.md) ## Female Malfoy AI Generator: Cinematic Portrait Direction | Face in Hole Direct an original adult female fantasy-academy portrait with the Face in Hole Female Malfoy AI Generator. Shape camera, light and styling, then review results. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/female-malfoy-ai) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/female-malfoy-ai.md) ## AI Age Checker for Cinematic Face Art | face in hole Use our AI Age Checker to turn an adult portrait into a stylized cinematic age study. Direct camera, light and composition, then review results in History. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-age-checker) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-age-checker.md) ## AI Wedding Dress Generator | Cinematic Bridal Art Direction | face in hole Use our AI Wedding Dress Generator to art-direct an imagined bridal portrait. Choose silhouette, fabric, neckline, location and camera framing for planning. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator.md) ## Photo to Animal Portrait: First Walkthrough | faceinhole.app See how a photo to animal portrait works on faceinhole.app: upload one clear subject, set a species and prompt, check the credit quote, then review output. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/photo-to-animal) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/photo-to-animal.md) ## Add People To Photo With Cinematic Direction | faceinhole.app Use faceinhole.app to add people to a photo with deliberate camera, placement and lighting choices. Upload references, direct the prompt, review history. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-people-to-photo) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/add-people-to-photo.md) ## AI Short Hair Filter: Cinematic Portrait Direction | faceinhole.app Use an AI short hair filter to preview pixie, bob and cropped styles. Plan composition, light and framing like a film still, then generate and review in History. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter.md) ## AI Long Hair Filter for Cinematic Portraits | faceinhole.app Direct an AI Long Hair Filter portrait like a cinematographer. Choose length, texture and framing, then review your quoted credits and History in faceinhole.app. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter.md) ## Is AI Hairstyle Online Free? Cinematic Hair Previews | face in hole Plan a hairstyle preview like a shot list. Choose length, fringe, texture and color in the prompt, then review your photo-based result in faceinhole.app History. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator.md) ## AI Halloween Costume Portrait Guide | faceinhole.app Use AI Halloween Costume portrait direction from faceinhole.app. Plan camera, composition and costume edits from one adult photo, then review the still image. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-halloween-costume) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/ai-halloween-costume.md) ## Image to Minecraft Skin Concept from a Photo | face in hole Create a Minecraft-inspired character concept from a person or costume photo. Keep key outfit colors and review the blocky image in History. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/image-to-minecraft-skin) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/image-to-minecraft-skin.md) ## Minecraft Pixel Art Scene Maker | face in hole Create a Minecraft-inspired pixel-art scene from a bridge, cabin or object photo. Simplify shapes and colors, then pair it with a character concept. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/minecraft-pixel-art) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/minecraft-pixel-art.md) ## Add Pumpkin To Photo | Faceinhole Add a pumpkin to a portrait or create a new pumpkin scene with Faceinhole’s image generator. Choose a mode, edit the prompt, select a model and review your credit quote. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-pumpkin-to-photo) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-image/add-pumpkin-to-photo.md) ## Ramalama AI Video Generator: A Portrait-Led Costume Entrance | face in hole Plan a portrait-led costume entrance with the Ramalama AI Video Generator on faceinhole.app. Choose text-to-video or one starting image, shape the prompts, and check current model access and credits. - [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/ramalama-ai) - [Read guide](https://faceinhole.app/guides/ai-video/ramalama-ai.md) --- # Nano Banana AI Image Generator – Create & Edit | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator Create and edit images with the Nano Banana AI image generator on face in hole. Start with a text prompt or reference image, then refine your next result. ## Nano Banana AI Image Generator for Creating and Editing Turn a written idea into an image, or give an existing picture a new direction. Use Nano Banana on face in hole for text to image and image to image work, with the available model options and credit cost in one workspace. ## Nano Banana: from an idea to your next image ### One model family, two starting points Start with a description when you need a new visual. Switch to image to image when a photograph, sketch, or existing design should guide the next result. The reference and your written instructions work together; exact preservation is not guaranteed. ### Describe the edit in everyday language Tell Nano Banana what to change and what to keep. A new backdrop, different lighting, or a material change is easier to assess when you ask for one clear adjustment. Compare fine details with the source before using the result. ### Choose the available Nano Banana version The model selector shows the versions enabled for this workspace. Each version has its own supported editing options, output settings, and credit cost. Select a version for your task rather than assuming every model has the same capabilities. ### Develop a visual through comparison Review composition, colors, lettering, and subject details after generation. Use the result to decide what your next instruction should address. For exact logos or typography, finish the final details in your usual design editor. Portrait Among Wildflowers ## Nano Banana for your creative workflow ### Product scene exploration Use a product image to explore a seasonal backdrop or lighting direction. Name the product details to retain, then check labels, proportions, and colors against the actual item. Treat the result as a creative direction that needs your review. ### Social and campaign visuals Describe the subject, setting, mood, and intended framing for a new image. Use a reference when an existing visual should guide the campaign. Refine the prompt around the placement of the subject and room for your final headline. ### Design concepts and illustrations Turn a written brief into a visual concept, or use a sketch to guide an image to image variation. Compare styles and materials with a consistent instruction so the differences are useful in a creative review. ### Photo style experiments Explore a different setting or visual treatment around a familiar image. Make the requested change specific and check the identity and details of the subject. Keep the original so you can compare or return to it. Astronaut Studio Portrait ## How to use the Nano Banana AI Image Generator - 01 ### Choose text or a reference Select Text to Image for a new image from a written prompt. Select Image to Image and add a supported reference when you want to build on an existing picture. Choose an available Nano Banana model. - 02 ### Describe the result and check settings State the subject, composition, lighting, and style. For an edit, explain what should change and what should remain. Choose the settings offered by your model and review the credit cost before submitting. - 03 ### Generate, compare, and refine Sign in to submit your request. Review the completed result in your history, compare it with your brief or reference, and use a more specific instruction for the next variation. Open or download the result through the existing asset controls. ## Write a clearer Nano Banana prompt ### Subject and composition Begin with the subject and where it belongs in the frame. Include the background and lighting that matter to the image. A clear description gives you a useful basis for assessing the result. ### Change and keep For image editing, separate the change from the details you want to preserve: “Place the ceramic cup on a wooden desk. Keep its blue glaze and handle shape. Add soft window light.” Review those details after generation. ### Refine one decision If the result is close, narrow the next request to one issue, such as softer shadows or a simpler backdrop. Changing the style, framing, and subject together makes it harder to tell which instruction helped. Vintage Ballroom Portrait ## Nano Banana questions, answered Does the Nano Banana AI image generator support both modes? This page uses the Nano Banana model family for text to image and image to image. Editing is available when the selected version has an enabled editing option. The generator shows the modes and settings supported by your selection. What reference image should I use? Choose a clear image that shows the subject and framing you want to guide the edit. Use the media picker to upload a supported image or choose an existing asset. Follow the file requirements shown there. How do I change an image without changing everything? Describe the specific adjustment and name the details to keep. Use the original as a reference and compare the result carefully. Faces, lettering, product geometry, and colors may still change. Which sizes and resolutions can I select? Available output options depend on the selected Nano Banana version and its active configuration. Use the options displayed in the generator; an option offered by another version is not automatically supported by yours. How many credits does generation use? The generator displays the credit cost for the selected model and settings before submission. Review that amount each time you change an option. See the pricing page for available plans and credit purchases. Where can I find my generated images? After signing in, open the history tab or your Assets page to review completed generations. The existing asset controls let you inspect and download a result. You can use a supported image as a reference for a new editing request. 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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. ## Make your next image with Nano Banana Bring your idea to face in hole, choose your starting mode, and review the available settings before generating. Create with Nano Banana [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Face in Hole Generator with Photo Templates | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-face-in-hole-generator Try the AI Face in Hole Generator with your portrait and a cutout template. Browse scenes, upload your own template, and create a playful personal picture. ## AI Face in Hole Generator: Your Face, a New Scene Start with the photo you already like. On face in hole, choose a scene with an empty face opening and let your portrait supply the missing person. Browse three templates at a time, compare the roles, or bring your own cutout picture. A simple pairing is enough to begin; the tool includes the editing instructions. ## 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. ## Find a scene that makes you smile The fun comes from the mismatch between an ordinary portrait and an unexpected role. A woodland adventure places a familiar face among wildlife; a vintage cowboy scene gives the picture an old-fashioned character. Try the city portrait for a different framing, or explore the playful tiny-strongman scene when you want an obvious joke. Decide who will see the picture before choosing. A friend may appreciate an inside reference, while a family greeting may work better with an easily understood scene. Look at the hole as well as the costume. A template with a visible, unobstructed opening makes the idea easier to understand and the result easier to assess. ## Bring a portrait, not a comparison collage The upload box is asking for your face. Use one clear photograph of the person who should appear in the scene, rather than an example image containing an original, a template, and a finished result. Keep the face large enough to see its details, but leave the chin and forehead inside the frame. Glasses are part of your appearance, so check whether they overlap the hole or a hat in the template. If the portrait is blurry, another sharp photo is usually a better starting point than a long correction prompt. You can try a casual selfie; it does not need to be a studio portrait to communicate the identity reference. ## Use your own empty-hole template You may have a greeting design, a costume illustration, or a scene you made yourself. Upload it through Choose template if it contains a clear opening for the face. The custom preview lets you see which scene you selected before preparing the references. Start with one hole and one person. A crowded composition with several blank faces makes the intended target less clear. Think about the finished face's size: a tiny opening in a huge landscape will leave little room for likeness. Keep your original template available for comparison after generation. The AI aims to preserve the scene, but it may reinterpret details outside the opening as it blends the face. ## Turn the result into a personal greeting Once the face feels recognizable, decide how the picture will be shared. A birthday message can sit beside the character instead of covering the face. A small profile picture needs a tighter, simpler crop than a large printable card. Check the version at the size your recipient will actually see: a subtle expression can disappear in a thumbnail, and a rough edge can become noticeable when enlarged. Add exact lettering afterward in your usual editor when spelling and placement matter. A brief optional direction such as keep the smile relaxed can help focus the attempt, but it cannot guarantee an exact expression. Inspect the final picture before sending it to someone else. ## AI Face in Hole Generator FAQ Which upload is my photo and which is the scene? Choose portrait is for the person whose face should appear. The carousel or Choose template supplies the target scene with an empty face hole. These references have different roles; a finished example with several panels should not replace your portrait. Do I have to write the face replacement prompt? The tool includes the main fill-the-hole instructions when it prepares your references. Optional details are for small refinements, such as lighting or expression. You can begin without inventing a detailed prompt and review what the selected model produces. Why might the result need another attempt? Differences in angle, face scale, and light can make blending difficult. First check whether the portrait suits the opening. If it does, refine one visible problem. Changing several instructions at once makes it harder to see what improved. 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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 Pick a scene, bring your face, and try a new role. Review the likeness and the complete picture before you download or share your creation. Create a face in hole image [Open tool](https://faceinhole.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: Give Your Portrait a Cartoon Personality | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator Create a South Park style character for portrait transformations. Start from a photo or text, use editable examples, compare results and download your image. ## South Park Character Creator: Give Your Portrait a Cartoon Personality Build a smiling portrait with glasses and a favorite winter coat, or bring your own idea. Start with a photo or text, customize a ready-to-use prompt, and explore a character made for portrait transformations. ## A South Park character creator for portrait transformations Bring a smiling portrait with glasses and a favorite winter coat into a simple cartoon world. face in hole 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. A useful portrait transformation begins with an unobstructed face. Mention your glasses, hair and coat if they matter to recognition, and inspect those features before selecting a final image. ## 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 portrait transformations. 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 portrait transformations, 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 smiling portrait with glasses and a favorite winter coat, 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 portrait transformations A useful portrait transformation begins with an unobstructed face. Mention your glasses, hair and coat if they matter to recognition, and inspect those features before selecting a final image. 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 Which portrait features should I describe? Name the features you want the model to emphasize: glasses, hair length, facial hair and a favorite item of clothing. Keep the request focused on recognizable details rather than expecting a pixel-perfect copy. 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 portrait transformations, 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 smiling portrait with glasses and a favorite winter coat 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 portrait transformations 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-south-park-character-creator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Veo AI Video Generator – Text & Image to Video | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video Create videos with the Veo AI video generator on face in hole. Describe a scene or upload an image, choose available settings, and review credits before generating. ## Veo AI Video Generator for Text and Image Prompts Describe a scene or bring an image to guide its first frame. Create with Veo on face in hole using text to video and image to video, then choose the available duration, framing, and output settings before generating. ## Veo: from an idea to your next video ### Scene descriptions with a motion brief Use text to video to describe the subject, action, setting, and camera movement together. Veo offers a way to explore a shot from a written brief. Give the scene a clear direction and review the result for motion and visual details. ### An image as the starting point Use image to video when an existing picture should guide the shot. Describe how the subject or camera should move beyond that image. The reference helps establish the scene, while the generated motion still needs review. ### Model settings you can inspect Choose an enabled Veo version and use the duration, aspect ratio, and resolution options shown for it. Different versions can offer different combinations. The quote reflects the current selection so you can compare options before submitting. ### Audio when the selected option supports it Some Veo configurations include an audio option. Use it only when it is offered for the selected model and settings. Describe the desired sound when applicable, then review the actual soundtrack and visuals together. ## Veo for your creative workflow ### Product and campaign motion concepts Explore how a product scene might look with a camera move or a simple action. Use an image when you already have the starting composition. Check product geometry, labels, and changes across frames before choosing a result for your campaign. ### Social video ideas Write a short scene with one subject and one main action. Choose a supported aspect ratio for the intended placement. A focused shot is easier to assess and refine than a prompt containing many unrelated events. ### Storyboard and shot exploration Test the direction of a planned shot before building a full sequence. Specify framing, movement, and atmosphere. Compare the result with your storyboard; a generated clip is an exploration rather than a guarantee of exact continuity. ### Motion from a still image Start with a picture and describe a restrained movement, such as a slow push toward the subject or a breeze through the scene. Inspect changes to the subject and background as the clip progresses. ## How to use the Veo AI Video Generator - 01 ### Choose a starting mode Select Text to Video for a scene described in words. Select Image to Video and add a supported reference for an image-led shot. Choose an available Veo version from this model family. - 02 ### Write the shot and review its quote Describe the subject, action, setting, lighting, and camera movement. Select the duration, framing, resolution, and audio option offered by your model. Review the displayed credit cost before generating. - 03 ### Generate and inspect the clip Sign in to submit the request and review its status in history. Watch the completed clip for motion, subject changes, and audio where applicable. Download the result or revise the prompt for your next shot. ## Write a clearer Veo prompt ### Subject, action, and setting Give the shot one central subject and a clear action. For example: “A cyclist passes a quiet cafe at sunrise. Warm light reflects on the windows. A smooth tracking shot follows the rider.” Keep separate scenes in separate requests. ### Camera movement and framing Specify a wide shot, close-up, or another framing choice, then describe a simple movement. Avoid contradictory camera directions. For image to video, explain how the shot should develop from the reference. ### Review motion and sound Check the clip from start to finish instead of judging only its first frame. When audio is supported and selected, describe the intended sound and review what was actually generated. Refine the next prompt around the issue you observed. ## Veo questions, answered Can I use the Veo AI video generator with text and images? Yes, this page brings together text to video and image to video for the enabled Veo family. The selected model determines which quoted modes and settings are available. Image to video needs a supported reference image. Does image to video mean uploading a video? No. Image to video starts from a still image and generates a clip. This page does not provide video to video editing. Use the image picker for the reference and describe the motion you want. How should I describe camera movement? Name the framing and one main camera move, such as a slow push-in or a tracking shot. Describe the subject action separately. Keeping the movement specific helps you compare the clip with your intended shot. What duration and resolution does Veo support here? The available choices are displayed for your selected Veo version. They depend on the active model configuration and quote combinations. This page does not promise a duration or resolution that is absent from the generator. Can Veo generate audio with my video? Audio depends on the selected Veo version and its available settings. If an audio option is offered, select it and include the desired sound in your prompt where relevant. Review the generated soundtrack; audio is not guaranteed for every configuration. How are credits calculated? The displayed quote uses the selected model, mode, duration, resolution, and other supported options. Check the amount before submitting. Visit Pricing to compare available plans and credit purchases. Where do completed videos appear? After signing in, review completed clips in history or Assets. Open a result to play it and use the available download controls. You can revise your description or reference and submit a new request for another variation. 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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. ## Make your next video with Veo Bring your idea to face in hole, choose your starting mode, and review the available settings before generating. Create with Veo [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Earth Zoom Generator: Portrait Reveals | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator Create Earth Zoom In and Out videos for portrait reveals. Enter a destination, upload an image or use a ready-to-use case with Seedance 2.0. ## Earth Zoom Generator for Portrait Reveals The Earth Zoom Generator on Face in Hole can place a portrait-led moment inside a much larger scene. Upload a photograph showing a person on a promenade, then use Zoom Out to reveal the coast and eventually Earth. Zoom In creates an arrival toward the portrait setting. The photograph should establish both the person and the environment. This page accepts a destination image or a text scene; it does not require the multi-person inputs used by unrelated effects. ## How to Use the Earth Zoom Generator 1. Choose your starting point. Enter a destination such as a person standing on an open coastal promenade, 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 Portrait Reveals Choose a photograph with a clear subject, natural light and space around the body. A tightly cropped face gives the model little evidence about the surrounding location. A promenade, beach or open viewpoint provides a more useful connection between the person and the landscape. Describe the setting and general camera intention in Destination and Scene details. When a recognizable identity matters, review the closest frames carefully: an AI interpretation can alter a face, clothing or posture while inventing the wider environment. ## 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 Portrait Reveals Video Use the effect to introduce a personal travel memory, a profile video or a playful visual reveal. Avoid adding extra people unless they are already part of the source composition. Let the closest view remain readable before the camera moves away, or settle on the person after an inward approach. You can replace the case destination with your own setting and upload your photograph before generating. The selected case transfers its creative recipe; it does not transfer another person's identity into your result. ## 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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 person standing on an open coastal promenade or your own setting, and review the available settings in face in hole. A clear destination and a purposeful camera direction are the best starting brief for your next Earth zoom video. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.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 scene ideas | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/genjutsu Explore character scene experiments with the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on face in hole. Review video examples, load complete recipes and prepare your own transformation. ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for character scene ideas Explore the Genjutsu AI Video Generator on face in hole through character scene experiments. 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 scene experiments ## Genjutsu AI Video Generator for character scene ideas This workspace is organized for creators planning character-centered scenes. A useful starting point is a concrete scene: a character portrait gains a playful new visual context. 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 scene experiments, judge the sequence through facial details, head position and scene 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 scene experiments The examples beside the generator help creators planning character-centered scenes 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 facial details, head position and scene 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 scene experiments, 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 scene ideas Give the character a clear role in the scene. Use authorized references and review recognizable details across the full clip rather than judging identity from the cover frame. 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 character portrait gains a playful new visual context, 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 scene experiments, 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 scene experiments 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 creators planning character-centered scenes, this separation provides a useful review point: you can prepare character scene experiments while browsing examples without accidentally submitting a task each time you explore a different recipe. ## Review facial details, head position and scene continuity Assess the full output at the size and pace of its intended presentation. For a direction where a character portrait gains a playful new visual context, pause at moments when the subject turns, crosses the frame or overlaps another object. Inspect facial details, head position and scene 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 scene experiments easier to refine and gives each additional attempt a clear purpose. ## face in hole Genjutsu AI Video Generator FAQ Can I choose a different model here? No. This Genjutsu workspace uses a built-in video model for character scene experiments. 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 scene ideas brief, then submit separately with Generate. What should I inspect in the generated video? Watch the full clip and compare facial details, head position and scene 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 scene experiments 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 facial details, head position and scene 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 face in hole. 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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 scene ideas on face in hole Prepare your character scene experiments [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/genjutsu) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Hotel Lobby AI with Two Portraits You Choose | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai Create a Hotel Lobby AI portrait performance with face in hole. Prepare two images as one frame, animate a modest studio action and inspect both faces. ## Hotel Lobby AI: Start with Two Clear Portraits Bring a pair of portraits into the Hotel Lobby AI format on face in hole. Upload a left image and a right image, prepare their shared frame and describe a small studio action. The workflow animates one combined image; it does not assign faces to a two-person replacement template. Prepare my duo performance The two uploads become one side-by-side start image for image-to-video. Preparation does not remove backgrounds or assign independent face identities. Exact choreography, facial consistency, lip synchronization and an original soundtrack are not guaranteed. ## Hotel Lobby AI reference videos Watch these collected performances for ideas about the orange studio, duo framing and character styling. These are external references, not results generated on this site or one-click templates. Classic Hotel Lobby Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Grandma Rap Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Pet & Baby Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Halloween Costume Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Anime Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Grandma & Grandson Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Animal Sidekick Duo Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 1 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 2 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 3 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. Hotel Lobby Performance 4 Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement. ## Picture your duo in the studio Explore these collected visual references, then use your own images for the two upload positions above. Frame both faces clearly Keep the microphone visible Compare outfits and expressions Give both performers room Collected visual references; these images are not generated results. ## A portrait-led approach to Hotel Lobby AI The studio format gives two portraits a common visual brief: an orange setting, a microphone and restrained performance movement. face in hole combines your images side by side for image-to-video. The name of the site does not change the inputs into an automatic face-swap system. Collected videos are visual references for framing rather than footage that receives your faces. ## How to make a Hotel Lobby AI clip on face in hole - 01 ### Select portraits with readable faces Place one permitted portrait in Left image and the other in Right image. Each must be a PNG or JPG no larger than 10 MB. Include the head, neck and shoulders, and avoid hands or strong profile angles that hide identifying details. - 02 ### Inspect both portrait crops Sign in and select Prepare duo image to join and upload the portraits. Preparing the image does not submit a video task or spend generation credits. Check both halves for clipped hair, missing shoulders or unequal face scale. If either portrait needs replacing, prepare the new pair again. - 03 ### Animate and check each face Choose an available image-to-video model and ask for a small, forward-facing studio action. Review the real output settings and Required Credits, then generate. In Your results, watch both faces from start to finish; the combined image is a starting composition, not two independent face assignments. ## Make the portraits do the visual work ### Two friends with matching framing Choose photos at similar camera height with enough space around the faces. A gentle nod can give the pair movement without asking the model to reconstruct a sharply turned or partially hidden face. ### A costume pair Use portraits where the costumes are already visible. Let outfit shapes distinguish the two performers, and keep the action small enough to judge whether those details remain intact. ### An original avatar beside a portrait Pair a permitted portrait with your own avatar. Similar proportions help the composition read, but a mix of photographic and illustrated faces can change during animation. Review the complete result before sharing. ## Give both faces a fair starting point ### Use more than a face crop Include the head, neck and shoulders with space above the hair. Each photo fills half of the prepared frame, so a tight face crop can lose identifying features when fitted to the composition. ### Avoid hidden facial details Sunglasses, hands and strong profile angles can make identity harder to preserve. Use clear permitted images and begin with an action that does not cover the face. ### Do not infer a replacement from the output The model interprets one start image. If facial details shift, revise the inputs or reduce the motion; there are no independent left and right face assignments to lock. ## A prompt that keeps portraits easy to inspect The two portrait subjects remain side by side in a warm orange studio with a suspended microphone between them. Small head nods, forward-facing expressions and a fixed medium camera. Keep both faces unobstructed, preserve recognizable clothing and avoid crossing arms over either face. This suggested prompt is a starting brief for a portrait consistency without a face-swap promise. It is not the original prompt for any collected video. Adapt it to the prepared image and review the actual output; a prompt cannot guarantee identity, seamless backgrounds or synchronized lyrics. ## Hotel Lobby AI questions for face in hole What happens to my two uploaded images? face in hole prepares one side-by-side landscape image with your left and right photos. That single image is the reference for the selected video model. The page does not independently assign a face identity to each performer in a collected clip. Is this a two-person face-swap tool? No. The two upload positions prepare one side-by-side start image for the selected video model. The page does not take a collected performance and independently replace its two faces. Identity preservation remains something you review in the generated clip. Does choosing a collected video copy its performance? No. Collected videos are visual inspiration. Selecting one changes what you can watch; it does not import its choreography, replace its performers or submit it as a hidden generation template. Unknown original prompts and models are not claimed. Do I need credits to prepare or generate? Browsing references and preparing a joined image do not submit a video generation. Rendering on face in hole requires a signed-in account and enough credits for the current quote. Model and output settings determine the cost; review your balance and pricing before submitting. Will both performers stay recognizable? Clear inputs and small movements make your portrait consistency without a face-swap promise easier to evaluate, but consistency is not guaranteed. Check both faces, outfits and left/right positions from beginning to end. Fix a poor crop before generation and reduce movement if details drift. Does the clip include the original music or exact lip sync? The image pair contains no music. Audio support follows the selected model and its displayed settings. The page does not guarantee a reference song, precise synchronized lyrics or matching choreography. Check sound separately and use audio you are permitted to publish. Can the preparation step create a seamless studio background? It joins the two uploaded images without removing their backgrounds. Use compatible photos and inspect the composition before requesting studio details in your prompt. A seamless scene remains an output to review rather than a guaranteed preparation 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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 Prepare a character image Explore motion control Compare plans and credits ## Prepare a pair you can recognize throughout Inspect both portrait crops, describe restrained movement and check the live credits. Watch each face from beginning to end before deciding whether the clip works for your idea. Prepare my duo performance [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/hotel-lobby-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Video to Video AI for Portrait Character Motion | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai Explore portrait character motion with Video to Video AI on face in hole. Add an image and a movement reference, choose settings and check the credit estimate. ## Video to Video AI for a Portrait in Motion Take a portrait concept into a short character performance. Video to Video AI uses a reference video for movement and your image as the character starting point. Explore a head turn, greeting or change of pose, then inspect the generated result for changes to the face and other details. Try portrait motion ## Transform Videos with Character Animation An edited portrait can help you choose a visual direction before testing motion. Pair that image with a reference where the subject remains visible and the action is modest. This creates a new video; it is not a face-swap operation or a guarantee that your image will retain exact facial identity in every frame. For a portrait study, choose a reference with similar shot size and a visible face. Watch turns, hair movement and hands near the face closely. If the face changes too much, try a simpler movement or a clearer image before adding a more elaborate prompt. ## Explore image designs before adding motion Use this site’s published image and video library for portrait styling and composition ideas. The cards can use different generation methods and should not be treated as identity-preservation demonstrations. Motion comparisons appear in the generator. ## How to use the AI Video to Video Generator - ### Choose a motion video Choose a motion reference with a readable face and one main action. For your own clip, sign in and upload an MP4 or MOV between 3 and 30 seconds and within 32 MB. Avoid beginning with frequent cuts or long periods where the face is hidden. - ### Add your character image Upload your portrait or character image and compare its crop with the reference. Select one of the enabled Motion Control models and its supported output quality. For broader movement, prepare an image with more of the body visible. - ### Review the quote and generate Add a focused scene description, review Required Credits, and generate. Open the completed clip in Your results and inspect facial features, hair, clothing and movement across the whole video before choosing a version to keep. ## Move from image editing to a character performance Try a portrait introduction with a small head movement, or a character greeting with the upper body visible. Begin with a clear image and an uncomplicated background so you can see which details change during generation. Image editing and motion generation answer different questions. Refine the still image when the design itself needs work; change the reference when the intended action is unclear. Review each video independently for facial consistency. ## Prepare a portrait the action can use ### Choose the right crop Match the visible body to the movement. A head-and-shoulders image can suit a restrained portrait study, while an arm gesture needs enough room to show the arms and hands. ### Keep features unobstructed Use an image where the face is clear and the subject is distinguishable from the background. Strong occlusion or a very unusual angle can make the result harder to compare. ### Avoid conflicting instructions Let the video guide the motion and use text for the intended scene. Asking for a different facial action or camera path at the same time can make an experiment harder to diagnose. ## Review more than the opening face ### Watch turns and returns Compare how the face looks before and after a turn. Check that the character still suits your design, without assuming that a similar first frame guarantees identity throughout. ### Check nearby hands Hands crossing the face or touching hair can expose changing details. Inspect those frames and consider a simpler reference if the gesture becomes distracting. ### Separate motion from expression A recognizable head movement does not guarantee a precise emotion or matching speech. Judge movement, appearance and facial expression as separate parts of the result. ## Video to Video AI questions Is this a face-swap tool? No. This workflow combines a character image and a motion-reference video to generate a new performance. It does not replace a face inside the original clip frame by frame. Will it keep my exact facial identity? Exact identity is not guaranteed. Review facial features throughout the result, especially during turns, occlusions and fast movement. Can I use an AI-edited portrait as the image? You can use a supported character image, including an edited portrait. Choose a clear design with framing appropriate to the action and inspect the generated video separately from the still image. Can the portrait speak with matching lips? Accurate dialogue transfer and lip synchronization are not promised by this motion-control page. Use the result as a character performance and handle speech requirements through an appropriate separate workflow. What should I check before spending credits? Review reference visibility, image crop, selected model and output quality. The displayed quote uses rounded-up billable seconds; check Required Credits again after changing any of those choices. Can a tightly cropped portrait guide a full-body dance? A crop showing only the face leaves little body information for that action. Choose a character image that includes the limbs needed for the performance, or begin with a reference suited to a portrait crop. 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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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@faceinhole.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 Choose a character with AI Image · Review plans and credits [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/video-to-video-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Stitch Images for Reference and Edit Comparisons | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/image-stitch Compare an original and its edits with face in hole's image stitcher. Combine 2–9 images, align crops manually, and download PNG or JPG free with no watermark. See what changed ## Stitch Images to Compare Your Edits Keep the original in view Stitch images into an original-and-edit comparison before choosing a result. Put 2–9 pictures side by side or in a grid, position each crop manually and save one PNG or JPG. This free face in hole tool works locally in your browser without registration, credits or a watermark. Free, no watermark No sign-up to stitch Stitch locally in your browser ## How to stitch images for an edit review A useful comparison keeps framing consistent so you can focus on the change. 01 ### Add the original and candidates Select 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP images, no more than 25 MB per file. Include the original picture with the versions you want to judge so the starting point remains visible. 02 ### Match the important area Choose Side by side for a pair or Photo grid for several edits. Use Arrange photos to order candidates, then Adjust crop to bring the subject to a comparable position and size. 03 ### Download a review sheet Adjust the gap, ratio and background before exporting. Choose PNG or JPG and a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. Compare the saved sheet at a comfortable viewing size. ## Compare a specific change in each panel The board helps you inspect options; it does not decide which edit is correct. ### Portrait crop review Place portrait variants beside the original and check eyes, expression and head position. Cropping the panels similarly makes accidental changes easier to notice. ### Background alternatives Compare the same subject in different settings. Keep the subject visible at a similar scale to judge whether the new background distracts from it. ### Object detail checks Build a sheet of candidate edits and inspect shapes, lettering and color against the source. If a small feature matters, use a crop that gives it enough space. ## Compare fairly before selecting an edit Use the original as a consistent reference and avoid cropping out the very detail you need to assess. A neutral background and small gap can help separate the panels without taking attention away from them. Stitching does not perform a face swap, cut out a subject, correct an AI edit or blend overlapping photos. It creates separate panels from the files you provide, with manual ordering and crop controls. Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos. ## Reference comparison questions Can I stitch an original and an edited image side by side? Yes. Add both files and choose Side by side. Adjust each crop to keep the same part of the subject visible, then download the combined comparison. Will the stitcher align faces automatically? No. You position and crop the pictures yourself. The tool does not detect faces, match landmarks or verify that an edited portrait preserves identity. Is the comparison sheet free to download? Yes. Layout and PNG or JPG export cost no credits and require no account. The stitcher does not add a watermark. How many edits can I include? The board holds 2–9 images in total, including the original if you add it. Supported sources are JPG, PNG and WebP with a 25 MB limit per file; browser memory can require smaller sources. Can I preserve fine edges in the download? Try PNG and a sufficiently large source image. Output long-edge options are 1200, 2048 and 4096 px. A bigger export cannot recreate detail lost in the original or removed by cropping. Are my original and edited photos sent to a server? They are not uploaded by the stitching or download operations. The completed-image video button stores the finished sheet in this browser for up to 24 hours; continuing and signing in uploads that one sheet as a reference. Can I send my chosen board to video? After downloading, use the completed-image button to carry the current composition to the video workspace. The file must be no larger than 10 MB; reduce the output or choose JPG if necessary. Video requires sign-in and a separate credit quote. A comparison sheet is one still reference, not a command to animate its panels separately. ## Give your selected composition a motion study Review the original and variants first. When your composition is ready, use the completed-image button to carry it into the video workspace, then check the available model and quote before requesting motion. Continue to the video generator ↗ Stitching stays free. Video generation requires sign-in and a separate credit quote. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/image-stitch) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Female Malfoy AI Generator: Cinematic Portrait Direction | Face in Hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/female-malfoy-ai Direct an original adult female fantasy-academy portrait with the Face in Hole Female Malfoy AI Generator. Shape camera, light and styling, then review results. Camera and composition notes ## Female Malfoy AI Generator: A Cinematic Art-Direction Guide Female Malfoy AI is a fantasy-portrait direction built around platinum hair, a composed expression and dark academic tailoring. Describe an original adult character, or use an adult portrait to guide the pose and face. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create a female Malfoy portrait A portrait reference or written character brief leads to an original adult fantasy concept. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? Female Malfoy AI is a fantasy-portrait direction built around platinum hair, a composed expression and dark academic tailoring. Describe an original adult character, or use an adult portrait to guide the pose and face. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? For a reference-led portrait, upload one clear adult face at a front or mild three-quarter angle. Keep the brow and eyes visible. Plain clothing and even light leave room to develop the fantasy wardrobe and atmosphere. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## From reference to reviewed frame A portrait reference or written character brief leads to an original adult fantasy concept. 1 ### Prepare the portrait input Start in edit mode if you have a photo reference. Choose a clear, evenly lit portrait with the face large enough to read. Avoid heavy filters, tilted angles and busy backgrounds. If you skip the upload, describe the adult subject in the editable prompt instead. Keep the reference optional and keep expectations realistic: resemblance is not guaranteed. 2 ### Choose the direction Write the scene like a shot list. Name the lens feel, camera height, subject placement and negative space. Set the gothic interior and robe fabric in the prompt. Use the model controls to steer the look rather than stacking adjectives. Decide whether you want a formal seated portrait, a three-quarter turn or a wide hall with the figure small in frame. 3 ### Check the quote, then review Read the live credit quote before starting. Sign in to your account, launch the generation job and wait for it to finish. Open History to compare variations side by side. Keep the prompt and settings that worked, then adjust one variable at a time. Nothing here promises a free allowance; the displayed quote governs the job. ## Keep the important details readable Inspect the hairline, eyes, robe closures and lighting on the face. A few consistent features usually create a stronger character than adding many unrelated fantasy objects. For this direction, explicitly retain the adult character’s identity, readable expression and coherent wardrobe details. ## Scenes worth directing A cool portrait palette and restrained tailoring establish the fantasy-academy mood. ### The portrait above the stair Frame an adult woman in a dark robe on a stone staircase, shot from below with a 35mm feel. Put a tall arched window behind her and let cool daylight rim the platinum hair. Keep the background dark and uncluttered. ### The library interview Seat the subject in a high-backed chair between bookshelves. Use a 50mm lens feel, eye-level camera and soft side light. Ask for a composed, guarded expression and a robe with visible tailoring at the collar and cuff. ### The corridor wide shot Place the figure far down a gothic corridor, centred, with strong leading lines and deep shadow. Specify a wide lens feel and cool colour grade. The small figure against the architecture creates tension without relying on a close-up. ## Before you commit a job Use an unobstructed adult face when a personal portrait should guide the character. For a reference-led portrait, upload one clear adult face at a front or mild three-quarter angle. Keep the brow and eyes visible. Plain clothing and even light leave room to develop the fantasy wardrobe and atmosphere. - Write the camera choice in the first line of the prompt, then styling, then setting. - Use edit mode only with a photo you have the right to use, and expect variation rather than an exact match. - Read the live credit quote and check History before starting a second run. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this female malfoy ai generator request, keep the adult character’s identity, readable expression and coherent wardrobe details. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Create an original adult female fantasy-academy portrait from this face reference. Use swept-back platinum hair, an emerald-black tailored robe, small silver fastenings and calm confidence. Keep the character original, with soft light from a gothic window. Inspect the hairline, eyes, robe closures and lighting on the face. A few consistent features usually create a stronger character than adding many unrelated fantasy objects. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## Direction questions Can I specify a camera and lens feel in the prompt? Yes. Describe the lens feel, camera height, framing and depth of field in plain language. The generator responds to written direction, though results vary between runs. Treat the prompt as guidance, not a guaranteed technical specification. Is a photo reference required? No. Upload is optional and sits in edit mode. You can generate from a written prompt alone. If you do upload, use an image you have permission to use and understand that exact likeness is not promised. How do model controls affect the portrait? The controls steer the generation alongside your prompt. Change them deliberately, one at a time, and compare results in History. That way you can tell whether a shift came from the prompt or from the settings. Does this produce an official franchise character? No. The page describes an original adult fantasy-academy portrait with platinum hair and aristocratic styling. It makes no claim of official franchise affiliation and does not promise an exact actor likeness or guaranteed resemblance. How does the credit quote work? A live credit quote appears before you start a generation job. Sign in to your account to run jobs and review them in History. No free allowance is advertised here; the displayed quote is the figure that applies. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Inspect the hairline, eyes, robe closures and lighting on the face. A few consistent features usually create a stronger character than adding many unrelated fantasy objects. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Direct your first frame Write the camera line, set the gothic interior and run one portrait, then compare it in History. Create a female Malfoy portrait Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Halloween Costume Explore ai halloween costume with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Long Hair Filter Explore ai long hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### Photo to Animal Explore photo to animal with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/female-malfoy-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Age Checker for Cinematic Face Art | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-age-checker Use our AI Age Checker to turn an adult portrait into a stylized cinematic age study. Direct camera, light and composition, then review results in History. Direct the frame before you generate ## AI Age Checker as a cinematic art-direction exercise An AI Age Checker explores the age a face appears to communicate in a photograph. Start with a clear adult portrait and ask for an approximate appearance-based age impression, keeping the person and image recognizable. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create an age study A clear adult portrait supports a careful review of visible facial cues. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? An AI Age Checker explores the age a face appears to communicate in a photograph. Start with a clear adult portrait and ask for an approximate appearance-based age impression, keeping the person and image recognizable. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Choose one adult face in a sharp, evenly lit head-and-shoulders portrait. A front or gentle three-quarter angle gives clearer cues than sunglasses, heavy beauty smoothing or a face partly lost in shadow. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## From portrait to directed age study A clear adult portrait supports a careful review of visible facial cues. 1 ### Choose and prepare an adult portrait Start with a clear photo of an adult face. Even light and a relaxed expression give the model a clean base. Crop distractions like busy backgrounds or overlapping objects. Confirm the image is yours to use and that the subject is an adult, since this is appearance-only entertainment. 2 ### Set the camera language Decide the framing and mood: close portrait, waist-up character study, or wider scene. Use the editable prompt to describe lens feel, light direction and palette. Adjust the available model controls to match that intent. Your direction shapes the stylized impression the model builds, so change one element at a time. 3 ### Read the quote and review The live credit quote appears before you generate. Log in to start jobs, then check History to compare variations and revisit earlier directions. Judge each result as an editorial sketch of an age impression. Nothing in the image is a validated estimate, score or personal fact about the person pictured. ## Keep the important details readable Compare the assessment across ordinary light and styling changes. An appearance estimate is not a verified age or a reliable way to establish someone’s identity. For this direction, explicitly retain the adult subject, natural skin texture, expression and camera angle. ## Where a directed age study helps Expression, illumination and styling can change the age impression of a photograph. ### Character aging for a short film A director wants to show a character across decades. Upload an adult cast portrait, describe a warm 35mm close-up, and use the stylized card as a mood reference rather than a casting decision. ### Editorial portrait series A photographer plans a themed set about passing time. Vary the light and framing in the prompt to build a consistent visual language, then compare versions in History before the real shoot. ### Storyboard mood board A writer illustrates a scene where a face carries the weight of years. A wide, cool-toned composition with deep shadow gives a reference image for tone, not a factual depiction of anyone. ## Preparation and review notes Even light and an unobstructed face provide more readable reference information. Choose one adult face in a sharp, evenly lit head-and-shoulders portrait. A front or gentle three-quarter angle gives clearer cues than sunglasses, heavy beauty smoothing or a face partly lost in shadow. - Describe one camera idea per run, such as a low-angle medium shot with soft window light, so comparisons stay clear. - Keep the uploaded portrait neutral and well lit; heavy filters or extreme angles muddy the age impression. - Check the live credit quote and your History list before generating a batch of variations. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai age checker request, keep the adult subject, natural skin texture, expression and camera angle. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep this adult portrait unchanged in identity, expression and framing. Present a concise approximate apparent-age impression based on the visible face, avoiding an exact birth-date claim or changes that make the person younger. Compare the assessment across ordinary light and styling changes. An appearance estimate is not a verified age or a reliable way to establish someone’s identity. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## AI Age Checker questions What does the AI Age Checker actually produce? It produces a stylized, approximate visual impression of appearance age from an adult portrait. It is entertainment only and is not a validated age estimator, identity check or medical assessment. What kind of photo works best as input? Use a clear adult portrait with even lighting and a relaxed expression. Avoid heavy filters, occlusions and extreme angles. The model responds to visible structure and tone, so a simple, readable face gives the prompt more room to direct. How much does camera direction change the result? Framing, light and palette strongly shape the mood of the stylized card. A tight shadowed close-up feels different from a soft wide shot. Change one camera element at a time if you want to compare directions cleanly in History. Does the card give an accurate numeric age? No. There are no accuracy percentages, measurement scores or guaranteed numeric correctness. The result is a generic model illustration of an age idea, and it should never be used to verify or judge a real person. How do quotes and accounts work? A live credit quote is displayed before generation, and you log in to run jobs. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Compare the assessment across ordinary light and styling changes. An appearance estimate is not a verified age or a reliable way to establish someone’s identity. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Direct a face study now Upload an adult portrait, describe your framing and light, then generate a stylized age card. Create an age study Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Short Hair Filter Explore ai short hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Long Hair Filter Explore ai long hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-age-checker) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Wedding Dress Generator | Cinematic Bridal Art Direction | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator Use our AI Wedding Dress Generator to art-direct an imagined bridal portrait. Choose silhouette, fabric, neckline, location and camera framing for planning. Camera-led bridal concept planning ## AI Wedding Dress Generator for Cinematic Bridal Concepts The AI Wedding Dress Generator turns a portrait and a styling brief into a bridal outfit concept. Define the neckline, sleeves, waist and skirt silhouette, then inspect how those choices work together in the image. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create bridal concept image A full-length portrait and clear silhouette brief create a focused bridal styling concept. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? The AI Wedding Dress Generator turns a portrait and a styling brief into a bridal outfit concept. Define the neckline, sleeves, waist and skirt silhouette, then inspect how those choices work together in the image. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Use a clear full-length adult portrait for a complete gown concept. Keep shoulders and waist visible, leave space around the skirt and include the feet. Simple clothing makes the new garment outline easier to judge. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## From portrait reference to directed bridal frame A full-length portrait and clear silhouette brief create a focused bridal styling concept. 1 ### Choose a clear portrait Upload an adult portrait with an unobstructed face and simple clothing. Front-facing or slight three-quarter angles give the most useful reference. Avoid heavy filters, cropped heads and busy backgrounds that compete with the imagined gown. Check that the image represents the person you have permission to use. 2 ### Write the direction Describe silhouette, fabric, neckline and location in the editable prompt. Add lens, height and framing notes such as wide establishing shot, waist-up portrait or low angle. Use available model controls to support the look you want. Keep the gown description consistent with the portrait pose. 3 ### Quote, generate and review A live credit quote appears before generation. Review it, then start the job and find the result in History after account login. Compare the frame against your brief: neckline, fabric drape, location and camera angle. Save useful directions for the next pass and adjust one variable at a time. ## Keep the important details readable Look at neckline symmetry, sleeve-to-shoulder joins, waist placement and the way the hem meets the ground. Use the image to discuss a style, not to infer garment measurements. For this direction, explicitly retain facial identity, pose and a realistic relationship between body and garment. ## Scenarios for bridal art direction Neckline, sleeve and skirt choices should read as one coherent gown. ### A moodboard establishing shot Test a wide frame with the figure small in a tall doorway. Compare a long train against clean negative space. Use the result to discuss scale and setting before committing to a visual theme for a personal project. ### A fabric comparison study Keep pose and location fixed while changing fabric notes between structured silk and soft tulle. Review how each reads in the same light. This isolates one variable and makes the comparison easier to judge. ### A neckline and portrait crop test Try a high neckline with a tight waist-up crop, then a lower neckline with a fuller frame. See which combination suits the reference portrait and the intended editorial tone before developing the idea further. ## Preparation and review notes Show shoulders, waist and feet, with room for the planned skirt silhouette. Use a clear full-length adult portrait for a complete gown concept. Keep shoulders and waist visible, leave space around the skirt and include the feet. Simple clothing makes the new garment outline easier to judge. - Write one sentence each for silhouette, fabric, neckline and location before opening the generator. - State camera height and framing explicitly, because default portrait crops can hide the gown. - Treat every image as a concept illustration and confirm real garment details with a qualified professional. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai wedding dress generator request, keep facial identity, pose and a realistic relationship between body and garment. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Preserve this adult face and relaxed pose. Imagine an ivory satin A-line wedding gown with a square neckline, long sleeves and a natural waist. Show the full skirt and subtle train in soft courtyard light. Look at neckline symmetry, sleeve-to-shoulder joins, waist placement and the way the hem meets the ground. Use the image to discuss a style, not to infer garment measurements. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## AI wedding dress concept questions What does the AI Wedding Dress Generator produce? It produces an AI-generated concept image of an adult portrait dressed in an imagined wedding gown. You describe the gown and scene in the prompt. The output supports visual planning and discussion; it is not a garment sample, size measurement or fitting guarantee. What kind of portrait should I upload? Use an adult portrait you have permission to use. Choose a clear, well-lit face with minimal obstruction and simple clothing. Front or slight three-quarter views work well. Avoid extreme angles, heavy beauty filters and backgrounds that make the figure hard to read. Can I control camera angle and composition? Yes, through prompt direction and available model controls. Name the shot type, camera height, lens character and where the figure sits in the frame. Specific language such as low-angle full-length shot or wide environmental portrait gives the model clearer guidance than general mood words. Will the gown match a real dress exactly? No. The gown is imagined from your description. Fabric, trim and construction details are interpretive. Use the image to explore direction, not to confirm an exact retail item, measurement or fit. Verify real garments with the maker or retailer. How do credits and accounts work? Log in to generate and to keep jobs in History. A live credit quote appears before you start a generation. Review that quote each time, since direction and settings can affect it. No free allowance is implied here; use your account balance and quoted amount as the guide. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Look at neckline symmetry, sleeve-to-shoulder joins, waist placement and the way the hem meets the ground. Use the image to discuss a style, not to infer garment measurements. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Set the frame for your bridal concept Upload an adult portrait, describe the gown and camera angle, then check the live credit quote before generating. Create bridal concept image Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. 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Start to finish ## Photo to Animal: A First Walkthrough on faceinhole.app Photo to Animal reimagines a portrait with the features of a named species while keeping its pose and expression as recognizable cues. Choose the animal first, then describe the muzzle, ears, coat and portrait lighting. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create a photo to animal portrait A portrait’s pose and expression connect to a clearly named animal direction. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? Photo to Animal reimagines a portrait with the features of a named species while keeping its pose and expression as recognizable cues. Choose the animal first, then describe the muzzle, ears, coat and portrait lighting. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Upload one clear adult head-and-shoulders portrait. A front or slight three-quarter view gives a readable gaze and head shape. Use the prompt to name the animal; a second animal-photo upload is not required on this page. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## How the photo becomes an animal portrait A portrait’s pose and expression connect to a clearly named animal direction. 1 ### Upload one clear subject Choose a photo with one person. Face the camera or hold a clear three-quarter angle. Keep the full head in frame. Good light helps the model read pose, expression and small cues like a raised eyebrow. Avoid heavy blur, crowded backgrounds and partial faces. If you crop, leave room around the shoulders so the portrait has room to breathe. 2 ### Choose the animal direction Type the species and tone in the editable prompt. Say whether you want a studio portrait, a natural setting or a stylized look. Then adjust the model controls to set how strongly the result follows your photo against how freely it interprets the animal. Short, specific prompt lines are easier to review than long lists. 3 ### Check quote, generate, review The live credit quote appears before you generate. Sign in to your account to run the job. The generation is saved to History, where you can compare versions and keep the ones that work. Review pose, expression and animal cues together. If something drifts, edit the prompt and run another version rather than guessing at the first result. ## Keep the important details readable Look for coherent ears and muzzle, a natural neck transition and a readable expression. A convincing animal portrait needs consistent anatomy as well as an attractive coat. For this direction, explicitly retain head angle, gaze direction, expression cues and the intended crop. ## Where this portrait fits Species-specific ears, muzzle and coat create the animal-inspired silhouette. ### A character portrait for a story Writers often need a visual anchor for a fictional character. Upload a clear photo, set a species that matches the character's temperament, and iterate until the portrait feels right for the page or pitch deck. ### A playful profile image Use one well-lit photo and a favorite animal to make a stylized portrait for a personal project. Keep the prompt simple, review a few versions in History, and pick the one with the strongest expression. ### A gift concept to test Before commissioning anything, test a photo to animal idea quickly. Try two or three species directions, compare the quotes, and use the saved results to decide which concept is worth developing further. ## Before you upload and after you generate Choose a clear head outline and describe the animal species in the prompt. Upload one clear adult head-and-shoulders portrait. A front or slight three-quarter view gives a readable gaze and head shape. Use the prompt to name the animal; a second animal-photo upload is not required on this page. - Use a photo where the face is sharp and evenly lit, with one person as the clear subject. - Write the species and mood in plain words, then change one thing at a time between runs. - Review the live credit quote before each job and check History before repeating a similar attempt. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this photo to animal request, keep head angle, gaze direction, expression cues and the intended crop. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep the head angle and expression cues from this portrait. Reimagine the subject as a fox-inspired character with a narrow muzzle, alert ears and a thick russet ruff. Use warm side light and a quiet forest-green background. Look for coherent ears and muzzle, a natural neck transition and a readable expression. A convincing animal portrait needs consistent anatomy as well as an attractive coat. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## Photo to animal questions What does photo to animal mean here? It means turning an uploaded portrait into an animal-inspired portrait. You set the species in the prompt, and the tool builds a creative image around your photo. It does not predict biology, personality or anything factual about the person. What photo works best as input? One clear subject works best. Use a sharp, well-lit photo with the full head visible and a readable expression. Avoid group shots, heavy motion blur and faces turned away from the camera. A simple background gives the model fewer distractions to interpret. How do model controls change the result? The controls adjust how the generation balances your photo against the animal direction. More adherence keeps closer to the original pose and expression; more freedom allows a stronger animal interpretation. Change one control at a time so you can tell what caused a difference. Will the output look exactly like the person? No. It is an animal-inspired portrait that aims to keep recognizable cues like pose, gaze and expression where possible. Similarity varies with the photo and prompt. Treat every result as a creative interpretation rather than a likeness guarantee. How does the credit quote work? A live credit quote is displayed before generation so you can see the cost of that job. You need an account and login to generate. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Look for coherent ears and muzzle, a natural neck transition and a readable expression. A convincing animal portrait needs consistent anatomy as well as an attractive coat. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Make your first animal portrait Upload one clear photo, set the species in the prompt, check the quote, and generate a portrait to review in History. Create a photo to animal portrait Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### Female Malfoy AI Generator Explore female malfoy ai generator with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Halloween Costume Explore ai halloween costume with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/photo-to-animal) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Add People To Photo With Cinematic Direction | faceinhole.app Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-people-to-photo Use faceinhole.app to add people to a photo with deliberate camera, placement and lighting choices. Upload references, direct the prompt, review history. Composition guide ## Add People To Photo With a Director's Eye Add People To Photo combines a scene you want to keep with a separate portrait of the person you want to place in it. Direct where that person belongs, how large they should appear, and which light should fall on them. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Add people to photo Base scene and one person portrait become a directed group-photo edit. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? Add People To Photo combines a scene you want to keep with a separate portrait of the person you want to place in it. Direct where that person belongs, how large they should appear, and which light should fall on them. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image, place the base scene in Reference 1 and the person portrait in Reference 2, then describe the intended position. Review the two previews and current quote before generating. - Which photo should I upload? Use Reference 1 for the base scene and Reference 2 for one clear person portrait. Choose a portrait that shows the face at a compatible angle; keep some open space in the scene for a believable new position. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## How to add people to a photo Base scene and one person portrait become a directed group-photo edit. 1 ### Upload the base and references Start with a clear group or scene photo. Add one separate person reference image with readable faces and even light. Note where the horizon sits, which way people face, and how wide the camera stands. Those clues decide whether a new figure can plausibly share the frame. 2 ### Write the placement, not just the person Name the person to add and their position: left of the table, behind the second row, halfway between foreground and door. Set scale against the nearest existing figure. Describe lighting direction, color temperature and retained background details. Use the model controls to match the render's finish to the base. 3 ### Read the quote, generate, review The generator displays a live credit quote before you commit. Review the available generation action, then compare the result in History against the base. Check feet, shadows, edge scale and face read. Refine the prompt wording rather than expecting pixel-exact compositing; keep the versions that hold the scene together. ## Keep the important details readable Check whether the added face resembles its portrait, whether shoulder height fits nearby people, and whether feet or seated legs meet the scene naturally. For this direction, explicitly retain the original guests, furniture, camera viewpoint and background geometry. ## Shots worth directing Use shared scale, light and contact shadows to make a new group composition coherent. ### The late arrival at a long table A dinner photo with a gap at the far end. Add a guest seated there, scaled smaller, catching the same warm lamp light from the left. Keep the table setting and other diners unchanged. ### The group portrait with a missing sibling An outdoor family portrait in flat afternoon light. Place one adult at the right edge, shoulder height matching the person beside them, feet on the same path, soft shadow falling the same way. ### The band photo without its drummer A garage rehearsal scene with hard light from a bare bulb. Add a seated drummer behind the kit, partially occluded, lit from above, with the amps and wall posters left in place. ## Before you generate Prepare one scene photograph and one separate, readable portrait. Use Reference 1 for the base scene and Reference 2 for one clear person portrait. Choose a portrait that shows the face at a compatible angle; keep some open space in the scene for a believable new position. - Choose references with the same head angle as the slot you are filling, since a turned face reads better at the edge of a group. - Write the retained scene into the prompt explicitly, naming two or three background objects that should survive the edit. - Review the result at full size for foot contact and shadow direction before deciding whether to keep or rerun it. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this add people to photo request, keep the original guests, furniture, camera viewpoint and background geometry. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep the two people already at the table unchanged. Add the person from Reference 2 in the empty chair on the right, with matching seated height, warm window light from the left and a shadow that follows the table legs. Check whether the added face resembles its portrait, whether shoulder height fits nearby people, and whether feet or seated legs meet the scene naturally. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## Faceinhole.app questions How many reference images can I use? This page uses exactly two images: the base scene and one person portrait. Reference 1 keeps the setting and Reference 2 guides the added person. Check the paired previews and describe one person’s position before generating. What makes a good person reference image? Pick a clear, evenly lit photo where the face is visible and not obscured. Match the head angle and expression to the mood of the base scene where you can, and avoid heavy filters that differ from the lighting of the group photo. How specific should the placement description be? Name a side, a landmark and a relative height, such as standing just left of the doorway at the same shoulder height as the person in the blue shirt. Concrete spatial language gives the model more to work with than a general request. Will the added face match the reference exactly? Check whether the added face resembles its portrait, whether shoulder height fits nearby people, and whether feet or seated legs meet the scene naturally. Use a sharp reference and explicitly name the details to retain. Compare the returned image with the source before deciding whether another edit is useful. How do credits and login work? A live credit quote appears before generation, and you sign in to run jobs. Completed results are kept in History for comparison. There is no stated free allowance on this page; the displayed quote is the figure to rely on. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Check whether the added face resembles its portrait, whether shoulder height fits nearby people, and whether feet or seated legs meet the scene naturally. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Direct your next group shot Upload your base photo and a reference, then write the placement, scale and lighting note for the person you want in frame. Add people to photo Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Halloween Costume Explore ai halloween costume with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### Photo to Animal Explore photo to animal with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-people-to-photo) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Short Hair Filter: Cinematic Portrait Direction | faceinhole.app Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter Use an AI short hair filter to preview pixie, bob and cropped styles. Plan composition, light and framing like a film still, then generate and review in History. A framing guide for short-hair portraits ## AI Short Hair Filter: Direct the Crop Like a Camera Choice The AI Short Hair Filter helps you inspect a shorter haircut on the same portrait. Choose a pixie, crop or bob and describe the fringe, ear coverage and finish instead of asking only for “short hair.” Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create a short hair edit One reference portrait and a precise short-cut description establish the comparison. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? The AI Short Hair Filter helps you inspect a shorter haircut on the same portrait. Choose a pixie, crop or bob and describe the fringe, ear coverage and finish instead of asking only for “short hair.” - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Pick a sharp adult portrait with the complete scalp, ears, jaw and upper shoulders visible. Avoid heavy shadow at the temples. The outline around the head matters when long hair is replaced by a shorter cut. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## How the edit runs One reference portrait and a precise short-cut description establish the comparison. 1 ### Upload the portrait Start with a clear adult portrait. A front or slight three-quarter view shows jaw and neck best. Flat lighting helps. Keep the background uncluttered if you want it preserved. Write a short note in the prompt about the haircut family you have in mind, and state what must stay unchanged. 2 ### Set the direction Choose the haircut language: pixie, bob, cropped fringe or textured cut. Adjust the model controls you need. Rewrite the prompt like a shot note — lens feeling, headroom, light direction. Keep the face and hair color instructions explicit. Read the live credit quote before you commit to a job. 3 ### Generate and review Run the job, then open History. Compare the output against your original framing. Check the hairline, ear placement and nape against the head shape. Note what worked in the prompt and what pulled focus. Iterate with one change at a time so you can tell which instruction moved the result. ## Keep the important details readable Check the ear nearest the camera, the new neckline and the transition from fringe to forehead. Keep the original portrait beside the result to spot unintended facial changes. For this direction, explicitly retain face shape, expression, original hair color and the surrounding scene. ## Where this helps A bob, crop and pixie offer different shapes even when each is described as short. ### Casting conversation A client is deciding between a chin-length bob and a cropped fringe. Render both on the same portrait, same light, same background. Put them side by side and discuss jaw line and neck length in concrete terms rather than adjectives. ### Editorial mood board Build a short-hair reference set for a shoot. Vary headroom and angle across three renders to show the photographer how the crop reads at close range versus a wider frame. Label each as a visual try-on, not a final look. ### Character development A writer or illustrator is fixing a character's silhouette. Test a textured crop on the reference portrait and check whether the shape still reads at thumbnail size. Keep the background steady so only the hair changes. ## Before you generate A visible hairline, jaw and upper neck help you judge the shorter outline. Pick a sharp adult portrait with the complete scalp, ears, jaw and upper shoulders visible. Avoid heavy shadow at the temples. The outline around the head matters when long hair is replaced by a shorter cut. - Photograph the input straight-on with the hair pulled back so the tool can see the actual head shape and hairline. - Write the haircut as a shape and length, not a trend name — say where the fringe ends and how the sides sit. - Compare each new output with the previous one in History, changing one prompt element at a time. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai short hair filter request, keep face shape, expression, original hair color and the surrounding scene. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep my face, expression, natural hair color, shirt and background. Change only the hair to a short textured pixie with a soft cropped fringe. Follow the original hairline and reveal a natural-looking ear and neckline. Check the ear nearest the camera, the new neckline and the transition from fringe to forehead. Keep the original portrait beside the result to spot unintended facial changes. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## Short hair filter questions Can I request a specific short cut? Yes. Name the family in the prompt — pixie, bob, cropped fringe or textured cut — and describe where the length lands. Specificity about the fringe and nape helps more than a single style label alone. What should the uploaded photo show? An adult portrait with the face clearly visible and the hair not covering the jawline. Even light and a simple background give cleaner results, especially if you want the background preserved in the output. Can I control the framing? The prompt carries your art direction. Ask for tight headroom, a wider crop or a specific light direction. The available model controls let you adjust the run; not every photographic parameter is exposed, so describe the rest in words. Is this a guaranteed salon result? No. It is a visual try-on. The output approximates a short haircut on your portrait and is not a prediction of how a real cut will fall, grow out or suit you in person. How do credits and accounts work? You need an account to generate. A live credit quote appears before each job, so the cost is shown up front. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Check the ear nearest the camera, the new neckline and the transition from fringe to forehead. Keep the original portrait beside the result to spot unintended facial changes. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Direct your short-hair portrait Upload an adult portrait, write the haircut as a shot note, read the credit quote, then generate. Create a short hair edit Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Long Hair Filter Explore ai long hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Age Checker Explore ai age checker with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Long Hair Filter for Cinematic Portraits | faceinhole.app Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter Direct an AI Long Hair Filter portrait like a cinematographer. Choose length, texture and framing, then review your quoted credits and History in faceinhole.app. Framing, light and length ## AI Long Hair Filter: A Cinematic Art-Direction Guide An AI Long Hair Filter extends the hairstyle in a portrait so you can judge length, movement and face-framing layers. Tell the generator where the hair should end and which existing details should stay fixed. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Generate a long hair portrait A stable portrait becomes a longer-hair concept with a clearly specified endpoint. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? An AI Long Hair Filter extends the hairstyle in a portrait so you can judge length, movement and face-framing layers. Tell the generator where the hair should end and which existing details should stay fixed. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Use one adult portrait with the entire head, shoulders and some space below the chest visible. Keep the hairline clear and choose a background that contrasts with the hair. Extra room helps a longer style read naturally. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## How a portrait session runs A stable portrait becomes a longer-hair concept with a clearly specified endpoint. 1 ### Upload the portrait Start with a clear adult portrait. Face the camera or hold a slight turn. Keep the face, clothing and background visible. Good light on the eyes and jaw helps the edit read naturally. Avoid heavy motion blur, deep shadow across the face, or hair already cropped tight at the frame edge. 2 ### Choose your direction Write the prompt as a brief. Name a length relative to the shoulders, then texture: layers, waves or straight. Select the model controls that fit the mood you want. Think about where the hair should fall in the composition before you commit to the look. 3 ### Quote, generate, review The credit quote appears before you run the job. Check it, then generate. Finished jobs land in History, where you can compare versions side by side and rework the prompt. Review at full size rather than on a thumbnail. ## Keep the important details readable Inspect where the hair crosses the shoulders and fabric, whether the roots follow the scalp, and whether the two sides have believable weight and strand direction. For this direction, explicitly retain the face, roots, original hair color, clothing and lighting. ## Scenarios worth directing Compare smooth length, loose waves and long layers without changing the face. ### A character sheet for a short film Shoot a lead actor in flat daylight. Generate shoulder-length waves and waist-length straight versions. Compare which reads better beside your co-star in a two-shot before you book a stylist for the test day. ### A book cover concept Place a portrait on a neutral wall and try chest-length layers with a single soft key light. The long hair softens the shoulders and gives a designer a silhouette to work with when placing the title type. ### A mood board for a portrait series Keep one face and background constant across five images. Change only length and texture. The set becomes a reference grid that shows a client how the same subject shifts across a series. ## Before you generate Leave space below the shoulders so the requested length has room in the frame. Use one adult portrait with the entire head, shoulders and some space below the chest visible. Keep the hairline clear and choose a background that contrasts with the hair. Extra room helps a longer style read naturally. - Crop the source so there is empty space below the shoulders if you want waist length to sit inside the frame. - Write the length first and the texture second so the prompt stays easy to edit between versions. - Compare two jobs in History at the same zoom level, or small differences in scale will mislead you. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai long hair filter request, keep the face, roots, original hair color, clothing and lighting. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep the same face, expression, hair color, blouse and background. Extend the hair to chest length with soft waves and long face-framing layers. Preserve the original roots and let the strands fall naturally over the shoulders. Inspect where the hair crosses the shoulders and fabric, whether the roots follow the scalp, and whether the two sides have believable weight and strand direction. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## AI Long Hair Filter questions What does the AI Long Hair Filter actually change? It edits an uploaded adult portrait to show longer hair at shoulder, chest or waist length, with layers, waves or straight texture. Face, clothing and background are kept. It is a visual try-on, not a prediction of real hair growth or a salon result. What kind of photo works best as input? A sharp, well-lit portrait of an adult with the face and shoulders clear. Keep the background visible and avoid heavy blur or deep shadow. If you want waist length in frame, upload an image with room below the shoulders. How specific should my prompt be? Name the length by body landmark, then texture, then light. For example, chest length with loose waves and soft side light. Shorter, precise prompts are easier to adjust between jobs than long paragraphs full of style words. Can it show exactly how I would look with long hair? No. Output is an illustration of a direction, not a measurement of you. Proportions may shift, and texture can render differently from real hair. Treat results as planning material for a look, a shot or a mood board. How do credits and accounts work? You sign in to your account, write the prompt, and the live credit quote appears before the job runs. There is no free allowance advertised here. Check the displayed quote each time, since it varies with the job you set up. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Inspect where the hair crosses the shoulders and fabric, whether the roots follow the scalp, and whether the two sides have believable weight and strand direction. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Set the frame and the length Upload an adult portrait, write a length and texture brief, check the quoted credits, and generate your first long hair direction. Generate a long hair portrait Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Short Hair Filter Explore ai short hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Wedding Dress Generator Explore ai wedding dress generator with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Is AI Hairstyle Online Free? Cinematic Hair Previews | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator Plan a hairstyle preview like a shot list. Choose length, fringe, texture and color in the prompt, then review your photo-based result in faceinhole.app History. Art direction for hair tests ## Is AI Hairstyle Online Free? Direct a Cinematic Hair Preview Use the AI Hairstyle Generator to explore how a new silhouette frames your face before choosing a cut. Keep the portrait steady and describe the length, part, fringe and texture you want to compare. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create a hairstyle preview One stable portrait makes different hair silhouettes easier to compare. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? Use the AI Hairstyle Generator to explore how a new silhouette frames your face before choosing a cut. Keep the portrait steady and describe the length, part, fringe and texture you want to compare. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? Upload one clear adult portrait with the whole head and both shoulders visible. Choose soft, even light and keep hair away from important facial features. Leave enough background around the head for the new shape. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## How to plan a hair preview One stable portrait makes different hair silhouettes easier to compare. 1 ### Choose the source photo Pick an adult portrait where the face is clear and evenly lit. Front-facing or slight three-quarter angles read best. Avoid heavy filters, cropped foreheads and strong shadows that hide the hairline. Note the crop you want, because framing changes how much hair shape and fringe you can judge. 2 ### Direct length, fringe, texture, color Write those four variables into the prompt, plus the camera language you want: close-up, waist-up, side key light, soft backlight. Use the available model controls as provided on the generator. Keep one direction per run so you can compare fairly, and change a single variable between versions rather than rewriting everything. 3 ### Read the quote, generate, review The live credit quote is displayed before you run a job. Check it against your account balance and current account rules. After generation, open History and compare results at the same crop. Save the prompt wording that worked and note which camera choices helped the hair read clearly. ## Keep the important details readable Look at the hairline, ear shape, part placement and shoulder overlap. A useful comparison changes the haircut without quietly changing the face. For this direction, explicitly retain facial features, hair color, expression, clothing and background. ## Where this fits Compare shape and fringe while keeping the subject, color and light consistent. ### A character look test You are casting a short film and want a period-correct bob with a blunt fringe. Frame the portrait waist-up with warm side light so the cut reads as a character choice, not a salon photo. ### Comparing two crops Run the same hairstyle in a close-up and a mid-shot. The close-up answers whether the fringe suits the face; the mid-shot answers whether the length balances the shoulders. ### Checking a color before commitment Use a portrait with neutral light and try a warmer or cooler shade. Keep the crop and expression identical so color is the only visible change when you review. ## Before you generate Keep the scalp, hairline, ears and shoulders inside the reference frame. Upload one clear adult portrait with the whole head and both shoulders visible. Choose soft, even light and keep hair away from important facial features. Leave enough background around the head for the new shape. - Keep the original photo unedited so the hairline and ears stay readable. - Write camera terms such as 50mm portrait, eye level or soft window light into the prompt. - Compare versions side by side at the same crop and note the exact prompt text for each. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai hairstyle online free request, keep facial features, hair color, expression, clothing and background. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep this face, clothing, background and hair color. Change only the hairstyle to a chin-length bob with a center part, softly curved ends and realistic strands. Preserve the natural hairline and both ears. Look at the hairline, ear shape, part placement and shoulder overlap. A useful comparison changes the haircut without quietly changing the face. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## Hairstyle preview questions Can I preview a fringe before deciding on a haircut? Yes. Describe the fringe type, density and length in the editable prompt, keep the photo at eye level, and compare front and three-quarter crops. Fringe behavior changes with face shape and hairline, so test more than one framing. What kind of photo should I upload? An adult portrait with clear, even lighting and an unobstructed hairline. Avoid sunglasses, hats and heavy beauty filters. A slight three-quarter turn often reads better than a straight passport angle for judging volume and length. How do I direct the look like a film frame? Name the shot size, lens feel and light direction in the prompt alongside length, fringe, texture and color. Use the model controls available on the generator, and change one variable at a time so comparisons stay honest. Will the result show exactly how a real haircut will fall? No. Generated images are visual references. Real hair reacts to density, growth pattern, products and styling, so treat the preview as direction for a conversation with a stylist rather than a measured prediction. How do credits and sign-in work? A live credit quote is shown before generation, and you sign in to run jobs and review History. The current quote and account rules govern, so check them in your account rather than assuming any allowance. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Look at the hairline, ear shape, part placement and shoulder overlap. A useful comparison changes the haircut without quietly changing the face. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Set your frame and test the hair Upload an adult portrait, write length, fringe, texture and color into the prompt, then check the displayed quote before you generate. Create a hairstyle preview Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### AI Short Hair Filter Explore ai short hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Long Hair Filter Explore ai long hair filter with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Wedding Dress Generator Explore ai wedding dress generator with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Halloween Costume Portrait Guide | faceinhole.app Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-halloween-costume Use AI Halloween Costume portrait direction from faceinhole.app. Plan camera, composition and costume edits from one adult photo, then review the still image. Art direction for one-photo costume portraits ## AI Halloween Costume Portraits With Cinematic Direction The AI Halloween Costume image tool lets you plan a costume around a portrait you already like. Describe the outfit’s shape, fabric, colors and accessories, then keep the face and pose as anchors while the clothing changes. Use the nearby generator to prepare a focused version, then compare the result with your reference. Create AI Halloween Costume An everyday portrait provides the pose for a fully described costume concept. ## The answers before you start - What does this tool make? The AI Halloween Costume image tool lets you plan a costume around a portrait you already like. Describe the outfit’s shape, fabric, colors and accessories, then keep the face and pose as anchors while the clothing changes. - How do I start? Choose Image to Image for a photograph-led edit, upload the reference and describe one specific change. Text to Image starts from words and needs no uploaded image. - Which photo should I upload? A full-length adult photo works well for a complete costume. Make the shoulders, waist and footwear easy to see. Ordinary clothes and a quiet background give you a clear starting point for comparing the new silhouette. - Can I try it for free? You can read the guide and prepare the description before submitting. A generated image uses the quoted credits. Check your available balance and any current offer in the generator or Pricing before choosing to run it. - How much does a result cost? Use the live quote beside the generation action for this image. Changing the model or output settings can change that quote, so read it again before each new request. - When can I see the result? After submission, open History to follow the task. Queue demand, model and output settings affect completion. Preparing a photo or editing the description alone does not start a task. ## From photo to directed still An everyday portrait provides the pose for a fully described costume concept. 1 ### Choose and prepare the source photo Pick one clear adult photo with a visible face, even lighting and no heavy obstruction. Avoid sunglasses, strong motion blur and crowded backgrounds. Prepare the look you want before uploading: witch, vampire, retro space explorer or an original character. Keep clothing and face as clear references, and expect the result to vary from the source. 2 ### Set the camera and character direction Decide the shot before touching the prompt. Choose a lens feel, camera height and crop, then name the light source and mood. Use the editable prompt to describe costume materials, palette and expression. Model controls let you steer the rendering rather than accept the first default. Write short, concrete phrases and keep one visual idea dominant. 3 ### Check the quote, generate and review The live credit quote appears before you commit, so read it first. Log in to run the job and keep results in History. Compare the still against your reference photo: face likeness, clothing cues, hands, background and crop. Regenerate with one changed variable at a time so you can see what the camera or prompt choice actually did. ## Keep the important details readable Review the face, sleeve openings, waist seams and accessory placement. Make sure costume details form one readable outfit rather than a collection of unrelated props. For this direction, explicitly retain facial identity, body pose and the intended framing. ## Scenarios worth directing A clear outfit silhouette, visible face and believable fabric make the idea easy to follow. ### A witch portrait with a low camera Place the camera near the floor and shoot upward. A doorway or bare branches frame the figure. Warm rim light separates the hat and shoulders from a dark background, giving a storybook menace without a crowded set. ### A vampire close-up in cool light Move in tight and use a cool window source on one side of the face. Keep the background shallow and dark. The costume reads through collar shape and fabric sheen rather than full-body staging, which suits a portrait crop. ### A retro space explorer in wide frame Step back and show the figure against a plain horizon or corridor wall. Use a centered composition and a single hard light. The wide frame gives the suit and helmet room to read as a character rather than a headshot. ## Preparation and review Plain clothing and a complete body outline are useful costume-planning inputs. A full-length adult photo works well for a complete costume. Make the shoulders, waist and footwear easy to see. Ordinary clothes and a quiet background give you a clear starting point for comparing the new silhouette. - Describe one light source and one camera angle per prompt instead of stacking several. - Check hands, hairline and collar edges first, since those areas reveal mismatches fastest. - Keep a written note of each prompt and model setting so History review has context. ## Write a direction you can compare Name the change first, then name the details that should stay. For this ai halloween costume request, keep facial identity, body pose and the intended framing. A short, specific direction gives you a useful basis for comparing the next version. Keep the same adult face and relaxed standing pose. Replace the everyday outfit with an original celestial explorer costume: dark velvet jacket, a flowing teal cape and subtle gold star details. Show complete boots and natural fabric folds. Review the face, sleeve openings, waist seams and accessory placement. Make sure costume details form one readable outfit rather than a collection of unrelated props. When you revise, keep the other inputs steady. That makes it easier to tell whether a wording change helped the image. ## Credits, waiting and the next version The quote belongs to the actual model and output settings selected in the generator. A different model, aspect ratio or available resolution may change the cost. Check the current amount where you generate, and use Pricing when you need to compare the site’s available purchase options. Any free-credit offer depends on the eligibility and terms shown there. Once submitted, follow the existing task in History while it is queued or processing. The chosen model and current demand affect how long it takes; this guide does not set a fixed delivery time. Inspect the completed image at a useful size before paying for another version. If you want an adjustment, keep the original photo and describe the one change you need. ## AI Halloween Costume questions Does this create a costume video or a still image? The page creates a still image from one adult photo. It does not produce a costume-transition video. Plan the frame as a photograph: choose the crop, camera height, light and character, then judge the finished still rather than motion between frames. What kind of photo works best as input? Use a clear adult photo with an unobstructed face and even light. Avoid heavy filters, extreme angles and busy backgrounds. The face and clothing may vary in the result, so treat the upload as a reference and review the generated still against it. How specific should the prompt be? Name the costume, the lens feel, the camera height, the light and the mood in plain phrases. Keep one idea dominant. If you change everything at once, you cannot tell which instruction helped, so adjust one variable per run and compare. Is the result an exact copy of the photo? No. The output is an AI-generated still and clothing or face may vary from the reference. Check likeness, hands, fabric and background before using the image. Small mismatches are normal, and a corrected prompt often helps more than repeated reruns. How do credits and account login work? Log in to access the generator, jobs and History. A live credit quote is displayed before generation, so you can see the cost of the current request. Read the quote before each run. How can I make a useful second version? Keep the original reference and the version you want to improve. Review the face, sleeve openings, waist seams and accessory placement. Make sure costume details form one readable outfit rather than a collection of unrelated props. Change one part of the description, such as position, shape or light, so the next result answers a clear question. ## Direct your Halloween portrait Upload one adult photo, set the camera angle and costume prompt, read the live quote, then generate your still portrait. Create AI Halloween Costume Explore image tools Plans and credits ## Continue with another portrait idea These guides use their own preparation advice and image directions. Open the one that matches the change you want to explore next. ### Female Malfoy AI Generator Explore female malfoy ai generator with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### AI Hairstyle Online Free Explore ai hairstyle online free with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. ### Photo to Animal Explore photo to animal with its own input guide, preparation tips and image directions. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/ai-halloween-costume) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Image to Minecraft Skin Concept from a Photo | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/image-to-minecraft-skin Create a Minecraft-inspired character concept from a person or costume photo. Keep key outfit colors and review the blocky image in History. Image generator guide ## Image to Minecraft Skin Turn a familiar person or costume reference into a blocky character concept. On face in hole, the useful question is which visual details still identify the subject once the image becomes simple square shapes. Start creating Full-body blocky character concept with a red raincoat. ## What to know before you start - This page creates a character concept image from one uploaded portrait or character reference. - Choose a photo with a visible outfit, head and overall silhouette; the generator uses it as a visual reference. - The result is not a validated game skin texture. Use the live quote before generation and History to follow the task. A simple portrait reference makes the coat and boots easy to identify. ## How to make Minecraft Skin 1 ### Start with the outfit Choose a clear person or costume photograph. A bright coat, boots and one accessory carry more identity than a busy background. 2 ### Separate essential details In the prompt, name the two or three cues you would recognize from a distance. Ask for a full-body view if clothing matters. 3 ### Compare front and rear ideas After generation, check whether the coat, head shape and shoes still read as the same character. Keep useful versions in History. ## Where to use the result ### Costume role study Test whether a distinctive real-world outfit remains legible in a blocky character design. ### A visual companion for a face-in-hole scene Explore a new character role, then use a separate scene tool when you want the familiar face in a different setting. ### World-building pair Move from this character concept to the paired Pixel Art page for a bridge, cabin or landscape. A rear view helps compare the coat silhouette and backpack. ## A prompt you can adjust Describe the coat, shoes and accessory you want the blocky character to keep. Using the uploaded portrait or costume as a reference, design a front three-quarter full-body blocky character concept. Retain the main outerwear color, footwear and one distinctive accessory. Simplify facial details into readable square forms. Use a plain background. This is a visual character idea, not a game-ready skin texture or UV map. No text or watermark. Compare the new role with the familiar person in your reference, then plan a separate scene. ## Preparation and review tips - Choose one person rather than a group photo. - Use a plain background when the clothing silhouette matters. - Check the full figure at thumbnail size before moving to the scene page. A rainy forest setting suggests the character’s next scene. ## Image to Minecraft Skin FAQ Should I upload a face close-up? A face close-up can work, but a waist-up or full-body image supplies more useful clothing information. Can I import the picture as a Minecraft skin? No. It is a visual concept image, not a game-ready texture or checked UV map. Why might a jacket or accessory change? The model simplifies details. Name one important color or object in the next prompt and review the result. Where is the price and result status? The generator shows a live credit quote for current settings. History shows the task after submission. ## Keep creating Keep exploring the character and choose a setting when the outfit is readable. Design a matching pixel-art setting Place your face in another scene Explore image tools [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/image-to-minecraft-skin) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Minecraft Pixel Art Scene Maker | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/minecraft-pixel-art Create a Minecraft-inspired pixel-art scene from a bridge, cabin or object photo. Simplify shapes and colors, then pair it with a character concept. Image generator guide ## Minecraft Pixel Art Make a blocky scene concept from a place, prop or building. The face in hole workflow focuses on putting a subject into a new role; this page helps plan the square-edged world around that subject. Start creating Pixel-art bridge and cabin scene with clear large shapes. ## What to know before you start - This page creates a pixel-art scene image from a reference picture or an available text mode. - A bridge, cabin or object with a strong outline works better than a crowded collage. - It does not make a build plan or schematic. Check the live credit quote and follow the task in History. A real bridge and cabin reference supplies the main composition. ## How to make Pixel Art 1 ### Pick a setting with a focal point A single bridge, doorway or cabin gives the composition an anchor. Keep enough space around it for square-edged simplification. 2 ### Control the shapes Use the prompt to limit colors, simplify foliage and keep the focal point readable. Ask for the camera angle you want. 3 ### Inspect the scene at two sizes Compare the large image and a thumbnail. If the bridge or cabin disappears, reduce background detail on the next attempt. ## Where to use the result ### A scene for a new role Make a pixel setting around a character concept from the paired Skin page. ### A card or profile background Choose a simple silhouette and add exact lettering separately in an editor. ### A visual story frame Use one recurring bridge, cabin or path to keep a short sequence visually connected. A closer cabin study emphasizes square windows and limited colors. ## A prompt you can adjust Name the bridge, cabin or object first, then direct the square shapes and limited colors. Reimagine the uploaded place or object as a Minecraft-inspired pixel scene centered on one bridge, cabin or prop. Preserve the main camera angle and focal point, simplify foliage into broad square shapes, and use a short autumn palette. Finished scene image only; no schematic, game file, labels or watermark. Check the focal point at thumbnail size before planning a character for the setting. ## Preparation and review tips - Use one main shape as the focal point. - Keep the palette short so the pixel forms are easier to read. - Compare the result with a character concept from the paired page. A traveler connects the pixel scene to a character concept. ## Minecraft Pixel Art FAQ Do I need to upload a picture? Reference-image mode uses one uploaded image. If the selected model offers Text to Image, switch modes to start from words. Can I use a portrait as the scene reference? Yes, but the paired Skin page is more focused on a character; this page works best for places and objects. Will I get building instructions? No. The output is an image; it does not include a block list, schematic or game file. Can I see the credit cost first? Yes. Check the current quote for your selected model and settings before submitting. History then shows progress. ## Keep creating Continue from a place to a person with these connected image tools. Make a blocky character concept Explore another cartoon character Explore image tools [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/minecraft-pixel-art) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Add Pumpkin To Photo | Faceinhole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-pumpkin-to-photo Add a pumpkin to a portrait or create a new pumpkin scene with Faceinhole’s image generator. Choose a mode, edit the prompt, select a model and review your credit quote. ## Add a Pumpkin to Your Photo Give a portrait an autumn touch by adding a pumpkin beside the person, at ground level, without asking the image generator to replace their head. Upload an image in edit mode, or use text mode to create a new scene from scratch. Adjust the prompt and model, check the live credit quote, and find completed generations in History. An autumn portrait with a pumpkin beside a courtyard bench. ## How to add a pumpkin to your photo ### 1. Choose a mode Select edit mode to work from an uploaded photo, or text mode to create a new pumpkin scene without uploading an image. ### 2. Add a prompt Use the suggested prompt or edit it to describe the pumpkin’s placement, the scene, lighting, and framing. ### 3. Select a model and review the quote Choose an available model and check the live credit quote before generating. The quote shown in the app is the one to review for your selection. ### 4. Generate and check History Start the generation and check History for its status and result. Open the completed image to review and download it. ## Seasonal scene ideas A golden retriever beside a pumpkin on a garden path. A white pumpkin in a bright cream entryway. A tiny pumpkin beside a cafe coffee cup. ## Plan your pumpkin composition ### Add a pumpkin beside a portrait Describe a ground-level placement beside an adult so the pumpkin appears as a separate part of the scene, rather than as a replacement for the person’s head. ### Create or edit Use text mode to make a new scene without uploads, or edit mode to add a pumpkin to an existing photo. ### Shape the scene with your prompt Specify details such as a stone courtyard, a garden path, a cream entryway, or a cafe table, along with the pumpkin’s size and position. ### Review settings and results Select a model, see a live credit quote, and use History to check generation status and access completed images. ## Add Pumpkin To Photo FAQ ### Do I need to upload a photo to add a pumpkin? For editing, yes: upload one image to use as the input. Text mode creates a new scene from a prompt and does not require an upload. ### What is the difference between generate and edit mode? Generate, or text mode, creates a new image from your prompt. Edit mode uses one uploaded image as the starting point for the change. ### Will the original face, pose, and clothing stay exactly the same? The prompt can ask the generator to preserve the person’s face, pose, and clothing, but the result is not guaranteed to match the input exactly. Review the generated image to see how the edit turned out. ### How much does it cost, and is there a free allowance? The live credit quote shown in the app depends on your selected options. Check it before generating, and consult the site’s current account and credit information for any free-use conditions; no free allowance is promised here. ### How long will generation take? A specific wait time cannot be guaranteed. Check History for the generation’s status and result. ### Can I download the result? When the generation is complete, open the result from History and use the available download option. ## Continue your project ### Add people to a photo ### Explore face-in-hole portraits ### Check plans and credits [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-image/add-pumpkin-to-photo) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Ramalama AI Video Generator: A Portrait-Led Costume Entrance | face in hole Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/ramalama-ai Plan a portrait-led costume entrance with the Ramalama AI Video Generator on faceinhole.app. Choose text-to-video or one starting image, shape the prompts, and check current model access and credits. ## Ramalama AI Video Generator The Ramalama AI Video Generator gives you a way to plan a short costume-entrance concept on faceinhole.app, using text-to-video or one starting image. This guide takes a portrait-led approach: one adult woman with dark curly hair, a burgundy velvet jacket, and an ivory shoulder cape makes one measured forward step against pale stone walls and soft rose spotlights. Keep the face visible, the outfit silhouette uncluttered, and the motion modest. Select Seedance 2.5, write a separate prompt for the mode you choose, and check the current model access and credit information shown on screen before submitting. Shot concept: a single measured entrance, with the face, full outfit, and feet kept visible. ## Create your costume-walk video - ### Choose one subject and a clear frame Build the concept around one adult woman. Decide whether you are creating from text alone or starting from one reference image. Keep the face visible and plan a full-body composition with generous margins so the outfit and feet have room in frame. - ### Select the mode and model Choose text-to-video or the one-starting-image workflow, then select Seedance 2.5 if it is available to you. Check the current access and credit information displayed on screen before moving on. Submit only the input allowed by the mode you selected. - ### Write a separate prompt for your mode Use the generate prompt for text-to-video; it does not require an upload. Use the edit prompt only with a starting image, and direct it to preserve visible reference features while adding a simple, slow walk. Avoid combining the two prompts or adding a second subject. - ### Submit and review the task Submit the chosen mode and check its status in History, which tracks tasks. When the result is available, assess face visibility, outfit outline, feet, and the restrained forward step. If you revise, adjust the prompt or reference deliberately; do not assume exact identity or motion. ## What this guide is for A portrait-led entrance is easier to plan when the shot has one clear action. Here, the subject takes one measured step rather than performing a complex walk. Pale stone walls and soft rose spotlights provide a simple setting, while the cape and jacket create a distinct silhouette. The aim is to give your chosen mode a focused description, not to promise an exact motion or identity outcome. Starting-image preparation concept: even light, a relaxed pose, and a clear view of the outfit and feet. ## Choose a mode and prepare the input Use text-to-video when you want to describe the subject, outfit, setting, framing, and action in words; this mode needs no upload. Use the one-starting-image route when you have a suitable reference portrait to provide. Each mode accepts only its allowed input, so do not assume that text-to-video also takes an image or that the starting-image route accepts multiple images. For a reference, favor a straight-on, full-body portrait with even light, a relaxed pose, and enough space to see the feet and clothing. Camera-planning concept: keep feet grounded in the composition and let the cape’s outline read clearly. ## Keep the portrait readable A visible face and an uncluttered outfit silhouette are the priorities. Describe the camera position and a single step, then keep the setting and lighting restrained. If a detail matters, make it explicit: whole feet in frame, cape edges readable, composed expression, and no extra people or props. Motion and resemblance are not guaranteed, so treat the prompt as direction for a concept and review the result rather than assuming every detail will be exact. Review concept: check that face detail and fabric edges remain easy to see. ## Check access, credits, and task history Select Seedance 2.5 in the available model options, then check the current on-screen model access and credit information before submitting. Access and credit requirements can change, so rely on what the page shows now rather than an assumed price or quota. Completion time can vary; use the task status shown in the interface. History tracks tasks, making it the place to check on submitted work. ## Face and cape motion reference Watch how the performer’s face stays visible while the purple cape opens during a costume dance. For your portrait entrance, simplify the movement to one measured forward step. ## Ramalama AI video questions What is the Ramalama AI Video Generator? It is the video-generation option covered in this faceinhole.app guide. The page’s practical focus is creating a portrait-led costume-entrance concept with one subject, a visible face, and a measured step. How do I use it for this portrait concept? Choose text-to-video or one starting image, select Seedance 2.5 if available, and use the separate prompt for that mode. Check the current on-screen access and credit details, submit, then follow the task in History. Do I need to upload an image? Not for text-to-video; that route uses a written prompt and needs no upload. The other route uses one starting image. Each mode submits only its allowed input. What does it cost, and do I have access? Check the current credit and model-access information displayed on screen before submitting. This guide does not state a price, free quota, or guaranteed access because those details may depend on the current offering. How long does generation take? There is no fixed completion time promised here. Check the task status in the interface and use History to track submitted tasks. Will the face and step match the prompt exactly? Exact identity and motion are not guaranteed. Keep the prompt specific, use a clear reference if you choose the starting-image route, and review the result for visible face detail, readable fabric edges, and the intended simple movement. ## More ideas to explore ### AI Face in Hole Generator Explore a related face-in-hole image workflow. ### AI Halloween Costume See another costume-focused image concept. ### Hotel Lobby AI Video Browse a different AI video setting and concept. ### AI Video Browse video tools and related guides. [Open tool](https://faceinhole.app/ai-video/ramalama-ai) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Blocky Character Concept: Keep Portrait Identity Cues Readable Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/blog/how-image-to-minecraft-skin-turns-photos-into-character-ideas What's new on this page * 2026-10-29 — Page published. Clarified the guide’s search focus, added a practical FAQ and replaced the embedded video with an image. A blocky character concept derived from a portrait needs a few visible identity cues rather than every photographic detail. Use the worksheet to select those cues and inspect whether they still read at both full and small sizes. This guide provides a portrait-cue worksheet and a practical comparison exercise for a blocky character concept. A portrait composite and a character illustration are different from an import-ready game texture. Prepare that texture separately using the intended model's layout and requirements. Blocky character concept: identify the features a friend would notice Use a fictional adult with round black glasses, an asymmetrical dark fringe and a moss-green jacket. Before requesting an image, write three separate observations: the glasses frame the eyes, the fringe creates an uneven hairline, and the jacket supplies a broad green area below the face. Those observations describe relationships, not tiny photographic details. The glasses should remain distinct from the eyebrows. The fringe should not cover both eyes. The jacket should not become the same dark tone as the hair. You can evaluate those conditions in a simplified concept even when the rendering style changes. The cover illustrates this fictional portrait and a blocky interpretation. The face inset helps show which details deserve a closer look. Prepare a reference that answers the right question Choose a photo with a clearly visible face and enough of the outfit to support the character idea. If glasses are the main cue, avoid a source where reflections completely obscure the eyes. If the fringe matters, avoid cutting it off at the top of the image. A group photo creates an extra selection problem. A heavily tilted pose can hide one lens and make the fringe difficult to read. Prefer a simpler candidate when you have one. Keep the untouched source so you can compare a later crop against it rather than relying on memory. Do not enlarge a very small face repeatedly and assume that the resulting file contains more identity information. Inspect what is actually visible. If you cannot describe a feature from the source, mark it as a design choice instead of asking a later image to recover it reliably. Use a cue worksheet Write one preservation instruction and one failure condition for each feature: * Cue: Glasses; Preserve: A readable dark frame around two visible eyes; Reconsider the candidate when: The frame and eyes merge into one solid band * Cue: Fringe; Preserve: An asymmetrical edge above the face; Reconsider the candidate when: It becomes a different hairstyle or hides the expression * Cue: Face; Preserve: Clear separation from hair and glasses; Reconsider the candidate when: Shadows remove the distinction between those regions * Cue: Jacket; Preserve: A broad moss-green clothing area; Reconsider the candidate when: Tiny patterns distract from the main color and shape This worksheet is an original review aid. It is not a facial-recognition score or a promise that a model will preserve a person's identity. Keep your judgment tied to what the candidate visibly shows. Request a concept with a limited brief Open the site's image generator and inspect the available modes. Use a reference mode only when its controls accept the image you intend to provide. A general image workspace and a face-compositing workflow may serve different purposes; the active form should determine the request. An original suggested direction for this fictional character is: > Create a blocky character concept with round black glasses, an asymmetrical dark fringe and a moss-green jacket. Keep both eyes readable inside the glasses. Separate the hairline from the frames and use broad clothing shapes. Show the upper body against a simple light background. No labels, logos or interface elements. Adapt the wording to the actual source and selected mode. This guide does not report a paid generation test. Read the current quote and purchase options before submitting a task. Compare the face at two sizes Look at the candidate as a small preview first. Can you still distinguish eyes, frames and fringe? Then enlarge it to inspect the shape of the glasses and the boundary around the hair. A design that is attractive close up may lose its main cue when reduced. If the glasses become a dark band, simplify nearby detail before adding more decoration. If the fringe changes into a symmetrical shape, make that specific difference the next revision request. Changing the jacket, pose and background at the same time makes it harder to see whether the face instruction helped. Record one observation beside each candidate. Keep the preferred source, concept and prompt together. The comparison should tell you what changed, not merely which image you liked. Carry the appearance into the correct deliverable For a profile image, you may only need the concept artwork and an appropriate crop. For an in-game character, use a skin editor to place the design onto the intended body layout and check it on a rotating model. A portrait crop cannot supply the back of the head or the outfit automatically. Decide those unseen areas deliberately. Continue the hairstyle consistently and keep the jacket simple enough to recognize from the side. Save the final texture separately from the concept image, then verify it in the appropriate skin workflow. The portrait worksheet has done its job when the important cues remain clear through that handoff. Frequently asked questions Which portrait details should a blocky character concept preserve? Start with features that distinguish the subject, such as the outline of the hair or glasses when present. Choose details visible in the reference and check whether they remain clear at the final display size. --- # South Park Characters: What Makes a Cartoon Portrait Recognizable? Canonical page: https://faceinhole.app/blog/south-park-characters A recognizable cartoon portrait does not depend on realistic facial detail. South Park characters share simple eyes and compact features, yet viewers can identify them through headwear, hair, clothing, and proportions. That makes the cast a useful reference for anyone deciding what to preserve when turning a person or an idea into an original cartoon avatar. For a cartoon portrait of your own, try South Park Character Creator. This illustrated guide draws on the South Park Public Library. It studies visible design features, not a tested photo-conversion process. Look beyond the face If you cover the names beneath the pictures, the strongest clues often sit outside the eyes and mouth. A hat changes the head's outline. Hair defines the edge around a face. A coat supplies a large color area. Those elements can carry identity when a small circular avatar crop leaves very little room for detail. Stan Marsh Stan's blue cap includes a red band and pom-pom, above a brown jacket. If you crop for a profile image, keep the top of the hat in view. An otherwise clean face crop can become less recognizable when it removes the most distinctive feature from the portrait. Kyle Broflovski Kyle's green earflap hat extends beside the face, and the orange coat creates a strong lower contrast. A circular crop may cut off the flaps. Leave additional room on both sides rather than enlarging the eyes, so the avatar retains the outline that helps distinguish Kyle from Stan. Kenny McCormick Kenny's face occupies the dark opening inside an orange hood. The hood is part of the portrait's identity, not an expendable border. A useful crop includes its complete shape and some lower fabric, avoiding a close-up that leaves only eyes and loses the context around them. Eric Cartman Cartman's turquoise cap has yellow trim, while the broad red jacket and yellow mittens provide additional cues. A face-only portrait cannot show his complete body proportions. If your aim is a character identification card, use a larger crop than you would for a small profile icon. Hair creates a frame around the person Butters Stotch Butters' compact blond hair tuft leaves the head largely exposed. The turquoise shirt provides a gentle color distinction below. His portrait shows why “blond hair” is not a sufficiently precise avatar instruction: the length, volume, and direction are what define the outline around the face. Tweek Tweak Tweek also has blond hair, but the points spread outward in a much more irregular shape. His olive shirt is visibly different from Butters' top. Comparing the two is a useful exercise in describing a hairstyle without relying on broad color terms or an assumed personality. Wendy Testaburger Wendy's dark hair extends down beside the purple jacket, while the pink beret adds a soft upper shape. A portrait brief should distinguish the hair length from the hat. Preserving only the beret color would not capture the complete arrangement that makes this particular reference recognizable. Bebe Stevens Bebe's blond hair forms a fuller border around the head and shoulders. The red top remains a strong color area beneath it. If a crop hides the hair's outer edges, the portrait loses useful information. Keep enough space to show how the hair frames the face, especially in a comparison. Proportion also carries identity Ike Broflovski Ike's head is large relative to his small body, with a separated mouth line and a dark hair tuft. Those structural choices distinguish him from the older children. They also show why a portrait transformation needs more than a costume change: different proportions can alter the whole visual identity. Craig Tucker Craig's blue earflap cap and coat create a closely connected palette. The yellow pom-pom breaks that large blue area. An avatar crop should retain the hat shape, because the face alone gives fewer clues. Compare him with Kyle to see how similar accessories need color and clothing context. Tolkien Black Tolkien has a broad dark hair shape and a purple shirt with a yellow T. A head-only icon loses the letter and most of the shirt, so the hairstyle becomes more important. Choose your framing based on the information you need to communicate rather than a universal portrait template. Herbert Garrison Garrison is shown with glasses, a balding head, green shirt, and dark trousers. The adult proportions are taller than the children's. His glasses are useful face-level information, while the full body explains the scale. Keep those two uses distinct when selecting a portrait or a complete character reference. Plan an original avatar around meaningful details If you are using a South Park character creator for a new avatar, pick three features that matter to the person or idea. A favorite knit hat, a recognizable hairstyle, and a coat color may be enough. Then describe the drawing language: flat shapes, simplified features, and a clear front or three-quarter view. For example, an original cartoon portrait could use short dark curls, round orange glasses, and a navy jacket. The glasses give a face-level anchor, while the jacket supports recognition in a wider crop. This is a suggested brief, not an example of a verified photo-conversion result. Review any output for what it actually preserves. A South Park character maker prompt becomes less helpful when it asks for every personal detail at once. Decide whether resemblance, a playful silhouette, or a particular outfit matters most. Evaluate that priority first. If the image preserves the glasses but changes the hairstyle, correct the hair specifically instead of adding a paragraph of new style words. You can begin an original visual idea from the homepage, and find other portrait discussions in the blog. Keep the source photo, reference art, and generated result clearly labeled in your own records so you can tell which decisions came from each. Choose a distinctive head shape and one recognizable accessory when you try South Park Character Creator. Choose what resemblance means For an original avatar based on a person, decide which features you want someone to recognize. A hairstyle and glasses may matter more than the exact jacket; for another person, a familiar hat and beard shape may be the stronger clues. That choice should guide the brief, because simplifying a face means some information will necessarily become less detailed. Keep the avatar's purpose in view. A playful profile image can emphasize a distinctive accessory, while a full character illustration has room for posture and clothing. If a portrait looks unfamiliar, compare the selected identity cues before changing the entire style. Does the hair have the intended length? Are the glasses the right shape? Is the important hat still visible in the crop? Answering those questions gives you a concrete revision path. Adding more personal details without deciding their importance can make the image busier without making it more recognizable. Do not confuse a familiar portrait with an episode appearance South Park World of Warcraft searches concern Make Love, Not Warcraft, where Cartman, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny try to defeat a powerful player who repeatedly kills their game characters. Cartman's plan to build up their strength turns gaming into an obsessive group effort. The computer-lab frame is useful for recognizing the cast through changed appearances. Hats and clothing still identify several boys: Kyle's green hat, Stan's blue-and-red cap, and Kenny's orange hood remain visible. Cartman has no cap here, so his red jacket and broad shape carry more of the recognition work. For a South Park maker portrait study, distinguish the person from the version of the image. A standard Cartman South Park portrait supplies one set of visual cues; an episode frame may change some of them while preserving enough to identify the character. To develop a cartoon portrait of your own, try South Park Character Creator.