1. Choose a photo with room to move
Use a recent photo of one adult, with head and both feet visible. Stand naturally and face the camera. Even lighting helps the model read the face; a sharp original is better than an enlarged thumbnail.
Avoid sunglasses, a face hidden by a phone, busy group photos, heavy filters, extreme angles and big brand logos on clothing or shoes. The shorter image side must be at least 320 pixels, and photos under 512 pixels are enlarged automatically. Upload JPG, PNG or WebP files of 10 MB or less.
2. Confirm permission and upload
You can choose your photo on the home page before signing in. Before the file is sent, confirm that it is you or an adult who has agreed to this video. A celebrity photo, a minor’s photo, nudity or violent content is not accepted.
Photos undergo an automated suitability check. If a photo is rejected, try a clearer image that meets the rules. A check cannot verify real-world consent, so your confirmation still matters.
3. Sign in and get credits
Choose Google sign-in or use an email verification code. Your photo stays on this device until you start a video, and stays selected while you buy credits.
Check the photo once more before generating: face visible, head and feet in frame, good light. A better photo gives a better likeness throughout the video.
4. Choose the frame and quality
Pick landscape 16:9, the default movie-style frame, or vertical 9:16, which fills the screen on TikTok and Reels. Both cost the same. Standard costs 50 credits and produces 480p; HD costs 100 credits and produces 720p. Both include the full shush-and-tiptoe sequence with no site watermark. Buy a one-time pack from $4.99 if you need credits. The price and credits are shown before checkout.
5. Generate and download the video
Choose Generate my video. A progress bar shows the usual time; you can leave the page and we will email you when it is ready. When complete, play the result in My videos and download the MP4. Files are private to your account and retained for up to 30 days, so save a copy you want to keep.
A failed job returns the reserved credits automatically after failure is confirmed. If a job needs manual review, keep its job ID and contact support rather than submitting it repeatedly.
6. Add the song when you post
The download is silent. Upload it to TikTok or Instagram Reels, then pick “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz” by RiFF RAFF, or another sound, from that platform’s own licensed library. Line up the first tiptoe with the beat and check the final cut before publishing.
Music permissions vary by region and account type. Do not rip a music file from elsewhere. Label AI-generated content where the platform requires it.
Questions, answered.
What photo should I upload?
Upload one photo of one consenting adult, with their head and both feet in the frame and their face clearly visible. Use good light, no sunglasses and no objects covering the face. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB, with at least 320 pixels on the shorter side; smaller-than-512 photos are enlarged automatically, but a sharper photo gives a better likeness.
Does the video include the song?
No. Downloads are silent. The trend is usually posted with “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz” by RiFF RAFF; add it, or any other sound, from the licensed music library inside TikTok or Instagram Reels. Available sounds depend on your account and region.
How soon will my video be ready?
Generation runs in the background and appears in My videos; a progress bar shows the typical time and we email you when it is done. Processing time depends on the model and its queue, so do not buy on the assumption of a guaranteed delivery time.
What happens if generation fails?
A confirmed model failure is retried once automatically. If generation still fails, the credits reserved for that job are returned once. An uncertain provider submission is reviewed before retrying, to avoid duplicate paid work.