Turn one person’s photo into a city-street camera move. Add up to three photos of the same person and outfit. The third-party example used separate clothing images.
A 360 Rotation AI Video uses a moving-camera reference to create a rotating view around a person. Upload one person’s photo, and optionally add up to three pictures of that same person’s outfit. The intended result places the person on a city street while the camera moves closer, pulls back and circles. The source camera clip is about seven seconds.
Choose one subject, add outfit views if needed, then generate the camera move.
STEP 1
Choose a clear image of one person for the 360 Rotation AI Video. Include the outfit and enough of the body for the framing you want.
STEP 2
Use the optional slots for additional views of that same person’s clothing. Keep the colors and style consistent across the photos.
STEP 3
Review the selected settings and credit estimate. Generate, then open My creations to view and download the video.
The video and images show one community example. Your result can look different.
Start with a clear photo of one person and the outfit you want to feature. The template aims to place that person in a city-street scene, with a wider view revealing the whole look. It is a way to turn a portrait into a short street-style introduction without filming on location. The setting and small clothing details can change between generations.
The camera reference moves away from the subject and circles before returning to a front view. The source clip features a cat; this template asks the model to use that camera movement around the person in your photo. A generation can reinterpret the movement, and a complete 360-degree orbit is not guaranteed.
One person photo is enough to start. You can also add up to three more pictures of the same person in the same outfit, such as views that show details missing from the first photo. They give the model more visual information as the camera changes angle; they do not add other people or guarantee exact clothing details.
Your pictures guide one person’s appearance; the prepared clip provides the camera reference.
You can start with a single photo. Up to three optional images provide more information about the same person’s clothes.
The instructions aim to place the person on a city street. The source is a cat clip, and the generated setting can differ from the intended scene.
The reference includes a circling move and changes in distance. A complete, mathematically continuous 360-degree orbit is not guaranteed.
The generator shows a credit estimate for the 360 Rotation AI Video mode and settings you select. An account and sufficient credits are required.
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Photos, reference length, settings and what to expect.
One photo of the person is required. You may add up to three optional outfit reference images for that same person.
The optional images are intended to show the main person’s clothing and appearance from additional views. They are not separate cast slots.
The source clip is used to guide the camera movement. The template asks the model to make a person-centered city scene using the uploaded images; the conversion can vary.
No. The 360 Rotation AI Video follows a moving-camera reference, but the model may change the path or stop short of a complete orbit.
This fixed template aims for a city-street scene. It does not provide a location field; the generated surroundings may differ across results.
Use a clear view of the person with the intended outfit visible. Optional outfit images can supply views that the main picture does not show.
The prepared clip runs about seven seconds. Check the current generation mode and displayed duration before submitting.
The workspace shows a credit estimate for the chosen mode and settings. An account and enough credits are needed to generate.
Choose your photos, review the settings and start your 360 Rotation AI Video.
