Begin with a suitable image
The video workflow starts from an image in the gallery. Choose an image with a clear subject and enough room for the intended action. Describe the motion rather than repeating every detail already visible. A single, readable action is easier to evaluate than several competing movements.
Duration, quality and sound
The documented controls include five- and ten-second clips, a Fast option, and 480p or 720p quality. Some generation modes include sound while others are silent. Choose the mode before assuming a finished clip will contain audio. Video generation requires a paid plan.
Deluxe Plus lists a 50-video quota across qualities. Other generations can involve Souls. Check the cost shown for the selected settings before starting a job; changing duration or quality can change the request.
Review the result
Look for stable facial features, coherent motion and a background that remains consistent. If a job fails, the documented workflow returns the Souls charged for that failed generation. A poor artistic result and a failed job are not necessarily the same case.
Character portraits are still images; no player or play count is attached here without an actual video file.