Party lead
One subject; follow the longer entrance and cup performance.
Make a party entrance, toast or searching gesture from one photo and a built-in motion reference. Choose the variation, review credits and follow the saved task.
This party effect replaces the lead performer in a supplied motion scene with the person or prepared character in your photo. The reference supplies the room, surrounding cast, camera cuts and action order. Choose a full party performance, a short toast or a searching gesture. The office, dog and cat choices use the same lead-replacement workflow with different character preparation.
Try this effect →One subject; follow the longer entrance and cup performance.
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Use one clear subject per photo.
Built-in motion reference · rounded duration used for billing · 16 seconds
Seedance 2.5 · 720p · Reference-video seconds and output seconds are included in the quote. Images and audio use the existing pricing policy.
Edit @Video1. Replace ONLY the main foreground performer with the complete subject from @Image1, including face, hair or fur, outfit, body appearance and proportions. Preserve the source background performers, room, lights, camera path, cuts and action timing. Never duplicate the lead or replace background identities. Follow the reference entrance, rhythmic gestures, cup raise and turn toward the crowd in their original order. Keep one cup and a natural grip; preserve the source choreography.
Extra direction and the sound preference are added at submission. Model guidance does not guarantee frame-by-frame matching.
Estimated credits:3330 credits
Sign in to createUse one sharp photo showing the face and upper body. For a toast, include both shoulders and leave space around the hands. An office character should already have its intended clothing and props. For dog or cat, prepare an upright character with visible paws and articulated limbs; a casual pet snapshot does not specify a usable performance pose.
One subject; follow the longer entrance and cup performance.
One subject; keep the grip, cup and face readable.
One subject; follow the head turns and pointing hand.
One prepared office character; preserve outfit and props.
One prepared upright dog; preserve muzzle, markings and paws.
One prepared upright cat; preserve whiskers and paws.
Preview the selected built-in clip before uploading. A toast needs a stable cup and grip; the searching variation needs a readable brow and head turn. The complete-party variation contains a longer action sequence. Reference duration is rounded up to whole seconds for billing and the fixed output covers the clip. Changing the variation resets its input slots and quote. Add a short performance instruction only after assigning the subject. Submit once and use the stored task to follow progress.
Review the lead at every camera cut. Its face, hair or fur, clothing and proportions should stay consistent while the surrounding cast remains unchanged. Check fingers, the cup and any contact with objects. A pet should retain its muzzle and coat without acquiring extra limbs or a human face. Recheck the soundtrack before downloading.
If the cup or paws change shape, use a clearer prepared pose and simpler extra direction. If background identities change, remove instructions that describe replacing the crowd. If an upload or status check fails, refresh that stage before preparing another paid generation. A finished result you dislike is a new take; it is different from a task confirmed as failed.
No. Each party variation supplies its own built-in motion clip. You upload one photo for the lead. The reference cost is included in the displayed quote.
These variations expect a prepared upright character with readable paws and limbs. First prepare that image, then use it as the lead reference. The generator animates the supplied character rather than providing a separate character-design step.
The request prioritizes source sound and follows its cuts and timing when sound is enabled. A separate audio reference takes priority. The generated result still needs to be reviewed; this workflow does not copy the original audio stream losslessly.
The generated motion, likeness and soundtrack need to be reviewed before downloading.
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