How to make a Bulin 47 AI video
The studio turns one portrait into a short Bulin 47 style video. It prepares the person in the reference scene, applies the motion, and adds the template sound. You do not need to create or upload a second image.
1. Choose a clear portrait
Use a JPEG or PNG up to 8 MB, with one adult face visible and evenly lit. Avoid sunglasses, heavy blur, cropped faces and several people in one photo. Use your own image or get the person’s permission.
2. Upload and review
Select the photo in the studio and check the preview. Your browser saves the selected draft for up to 24 hours so you can return after signing in. Private browsing or clearing site storage can remove it sooner. Selecting a photo does not send it to the video service.
3. Sign in and create
Sign in with Google, confirm permission to use the photo and check studio availability. Public generation is not open yet. When it opens, review your credits and press Create once; signing in keeps your selected photo.
4. Follow the real progress
The studio shows scene preparation, video generation and final audio processing. It may take several minutes. You can reload and return to the same accepted task. If a submission needs review, do not create another copy.
5. Review and download
Play the result before sharing it. Check identity, hands and occlusion: AI output may contain artifacts. Save the MP4 within seven days of completion. Finished input photos and prepared scenes are removed from our media storage after 24 hours.
What makes a better result?
Start with an unobstructed face and a recognizable hairstyle. The featured example uses a synthetic adult and passed an initial visual review; it does not prove that every selfie will produce the same quality. This is an independent tool and is not endorsed by Bulin 47.
Photo checklist: use this, avoid that
- Use even light and a face looking toward the camera. Avoid deep shadows, strong filters and sunglasses.
- Keep one adult in the frame, with the whole face and hairstyle visible. Avoid group photos, distant faces and tight crops.
- Choose a sharp original photo. Enlarging a blurry screenshot does not restore facial detail.
If the face does not look right
Compare the face at the start, during a turn and at the end. If resemblance drifts, try a clearer, more frontal photo for a future attempt. A new generation uses credits; contact support with the task ID for a serious quality issue before paying for another attempt.
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