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A better input makes a clearer story.

Practical guidance for preparing a private, consent-based story. These are guides, not promises about model output.

01

How to choose photos that stay recognizable

Use one subject per photo, a clear front or three-quarter view, even light, and a face that is not hidden by hands, hair, glasses glare, or motion blur. A strong reference gives the model more to work with, but it does not guarantee an exact likeness in every frame.

02

Set up a story with a clean emotional arc

The strongest short stories have one clear present-moment conflict and one contrasting memory. Keep the intended relationship, costumes, and setting simple. Let the creator guide explain what the chosen template can control before you submit.

03

What to review before you share

Watch the finished video in full, confirm that everyone pictured is an adult and that you have permission to use their photos, then decide where it belongs. Treat the result as a creative interpretation, and avoid presenting it as footage of a real event.

Ready when your photos are.

Use the creation desk to check file requirements and choose the story format that fits your idea.

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