Cinematic Portrait
This focused generator is currently a preview without a connected portrait model. Use Image to Video with one portrait and a restrained motion prompt for a working alternative; identity and expression can still change.
Start with: One reference image
Choose your next creative step
Change the starting material, the subject, or the movement. Here is where each tool helps.
Photo firstImage to Video
Keep an existing image as your visual starting point.
One reference image
Motion referenceMotion Transfer
Preview and preparation guide; dedicated generation is not yet available.
A motion clip + a character image
Two charactersHotel Lobby AI Video Generator
Upload two photos and generate an orange-stage duet.
Two character photosPrepare. Direct. Review.
Use these three steps to give your scene a clear direction.
Back to the creator- 01
Pick a clear portrait
Choose one subject with a visible face and a simple background.
- 02
Keep the movement subtle
Describe a small glance, gentle breeze, or slow camera move.
- 03
Review the expression
Generate your clip and check facial details, framing, and movement before downloading.
Give your idea a head start.
- Start with soft lighting and an unobstructed face.
- Give the head and shoulders breathing room in the frame.
- Avoid combining a dramatic camera move with a large expression change.
A few questions, answered.
Get to know cinematic portrait before you start.
Can I generate a cinematic portrait on this page?
This focused generator is currently a preview without a connected portrait model. Use Image to Video with one portrait and a restrained motion prompt for a working alternative; identity and expression can still change.
What should I prepare before this tool is enabled?
Use images or video that you own or have permission to use, with one clearly visible subject and stable framing. Read this page's preparation steps; upload compatibility will depend on the model connected in future.
Does AI preserve every detail from the reference?
No. Faces, limbs, labels and small details can change. Review any generated output before publication; do not treat synthesized product geometry or text as a reliable record of the original.
What can I try with the currently available tools?
Text to Video creates a scene from a written prompt. Image to Video starts from one uploaded image. Neither currently accepts a motion-reference video or two separate character portraits for this workflow.
A little guidance for your next creation
Your turn to make it happen.
Start with the example. Then add your own perspective.