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Turn one photo into a 15-second Bad Times dance video with the original choreography in 480P, 720P, or 1080P and 9:16. No account or email needed; preview before you pay.
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Upload one photo. The result is a 15-second 480P / 720P / 1080P 9:16 video.
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15s · 250 credits
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This template is vertical (9:16). 16:9 would require stretching the scene, so it is not offered.
This video costs: 250 creditsEquivalent credit value based on the Creator pack: approximately $6.93Credits are returned if generation fails. View credit pack prices
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Powered by Genjutsu 1.0 · Model info
Bad Times uses its original motion reference to guide a single subject through a continuous 15-second dance performance. The template follows the source choreography, rhythm, framing, and camera guidance while generating new footage around the uploaded character instead of pasting a face onto the reference performer. Output is available in 480P, 720P, or 1080P in a vertical 9:16 frame, with the credit price shown per resolution in the generator. It is designed for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, dance-trend posts, character edits, and social clips where recognizable movement matters more than cinematic scene changes.
Provide one JPG, PNG, or WEBP file up to 5 MB. Pick a clear, well-lit image with unobstructed facial or identifying features and enough visual information to understand the subject's appearance. Since the template depends on sustained body movement, a source that shows more than an extreme close-up is recommended, but it does not guarantee exact anatomy or flawless dance motion. People, animals, toys, and stylized characters are adapted according to their physical design. The format follows one uninterrupted choreography sequence in a vertical frame, so the result reads as a single continuous performance rather than a montage of scenes.
You must own or have permission to use every uploaded photo, the depicted likeness, and any other material involved. Your use must also follow the FaceOnTrend Terms, Acceptable Use Policy, and any applicable third-party service terms. FaceOnTrend does not grant rights to third-party characters, music, trademarks, or other protected material.
Fifteen seconds is the final video's duration, not a delivery estimate. Queue conditions, model processing, provider availability, and task state determine the wait, so no fixed generation time is promised.
Photos are processed for required safety checks and AI generation, including processing by SeeAPI and other providers described in the Privacy Policy. Generation inputs are cleaned up after the task succeeds or definitively fails, while finished videos are kept in private storage for authorized download. You may request deletion under the Privacy Policy. Third-party providers may apply their own processing and retention rules.
Pick a clear, well-lit JPG, PNG, or WEBP image up to 5 MB with the subject's facial or identifying features unobstructed. Because the dance involves sustained full-body movement, a photo that also shows the subject's body, clothing, and overall appearance gives the model more useful context than an extreme close-up. No source image guarantees exact anatomy or flawless dance motion.
The configured result is 15 seconds in a vertical 9:16 frame, available in 480P, 720P, or 1080P. The credit price follows the resolution: 100 Credits at 480P, 250 Credits at 720P, and 700 Credits at 1080P, and the exact charge is shown in the generator before you generate.
People, pets, toys, and illustrated characters are all supported. The choreography is adapted to the subject's species and anatomy, so a pet stays a pet instead of being turned into a person.
Bad Times follows one uninterrupted choreography sequence in a 15-second vertical format. Bulin 47 is a 15-second freestyle street performance, and Dime Dime Baby is a 9-second dance walk. All three use the site's resolution-based credit pricing.
Yes. Audio is part of the configured format alongside the vertical 9:16 frame, though a particular soundtrack or exact synchronization is not guaranteed.