RapDirectorWalk in on the beat. Keep the camera with you. Make the entrance yours.
Adding your photo opens Studio with this reference video.
The Popstar AI video trend turns a portrait into an animated, fast-moving solo performance. This reference follows the lead through a wood-panelled corridor, with forward steps, broad hand accents and a camera that moves with the rapper.
One uploaded portrait supplies the face, hair and outfit. The template follows the reference movement and setting without requiring the character or costume shown in the example. A clear upper-body photo leaves room for the gestures and changing shot distance.
Start with your photoThe ten-second sequence begins with the performance already under way. Choose vertical for TikTok or Reels, then adjust model, quality and a short mood cue. The video reference and movement directions are already included.
Start with your photoThe lead moves through the corridor while the camera keeps up. Steps, expressions and arm accents make this more than a close-up lip-sync.
The selected clip pairs its Popstar vocal with the moving corridor shot. The walk and arm accents follow the same ten-second passage.
The performance is already under way at the first beat. Keep the quick delivery and forward motion rather than adding a slow introduction.
Your portrait replaces the corridor lead. The bottle, camera movement and setting are supplied by the reference.
A clear upper-body photo supplies your face and outfit. Use Extra direction for expression; use One photo in Studio for a different song.
Choose a sharp portrait with the eyes and mouth uncovered. Leave room around the chin and hair.
A chest-up or waist-up image gives the arm and shoulder movement a clear starting point.
The example’s costume is optional. Your uploaded portrait supplies the clothing you want the performer to keep.
Pick a direction to add to your video. You can edit it before continuing.
Use a portrait with the clothes clearly visible. Add a short cue to keep that outfit instead of describing a new costume.
Ask for compact free-hand accents below eye level. Avoid adding extra hand choreography to the moving reference.
Try Check One Check Two for a close-camera shot. Popstar is built around forward movement and more of the upper body.
Choose one clear image with the face, hair and upper body visible.
Keep the 10-second performance. Choose your model, quality and format, then add an optional direction.
Your photos and settings arrive together. Review the credit price, create the video, then play and download the result.
Popstar follows a solo performer moving through a corridor with the matching vocal, forward steps and expressive arm accents. Your portrait provides the person and their look. The video reference guides the entrance, camera movement and performance.
Choose your Popstar portraitAn upper-body portrait gives the moving shoulders and arms a clearer starting point. Keep the face sharp and leave space around the hair and chin. A very tight crop supplies less information for this walking scene.
Describe the attitude you want, such as focused eye contact or a playful smile between lines. Keep the walking sequence and existing props in mind instead of asking for several new actions at once.
No. It is a video template with walking, quick gestures and moving camera framing. Your photo supplies the performer’s appearance.
No. Upload the look you want to use. The template directs the model to keep your portrait’s clothing and identity.
Yes, if the face is sharp and unobstructed. A chest-up photo gives more useful detail for the arm and shoulder movement than a very tight face crop.
A ten-second video reference with the Popstar soundtrack, corridor setting, camera movement and performance direction. Add one portrait and choose your settings.
Use One photo in Studio and choose Upload or record for your own audio. A photo alone does not supply a voice recording.
Popstar follows a walking performer through a corridor with broad gestures. Check One Check Two stays very close to the face with a crowd behind the lead.
You can choose a template, add portraits and adjust the settings before signing in. Sign in when you are ready to generate. Your files and selections stay in this browser tab.
The credit estimate updates with the model, quality and duration. The workspace confirms the price before creation. Opening a template does not spend credits.
No. Your selected portraits, template, duration, format and extra direction travel together. You can review and change them in the workspace before creating.
Build a performance around your song, or write a verse for each person.