Tutorials & practical guides
Choose a guide for your footage and concept, with instructions grounded in the available workflow.
Step-by-step tutorial
The orange-studio reference, footage preparation, and scene-by-scene creation steps.
Read guideStep-by-step tutorial
Prepare solo dance footage, assign portraits, review source audio, and export your personal edit.
Read guidePractical tutorial
Follow the MP4-and-portrait workflow from upload to export.
Read guidePractical tutorial
Check angles, lighting, blur, solo footage, and group shots.
Read guidePractical tutorial
Identify the failing stage and choose a targeted next step.
Read guideVideos
Use the portrait library, preview canvas, and scene timeline to create your MV.
Read guideTrial & costs
Understand the current 0-credit video trial, photo credits, and proposed per-second pricing.
Read guideCharacter guide
Explore the built-in reference and the workflow for this character.
Read guideBefore upload
Check face size, sharpness, light, angle, occlusion, and crop before using credits.
Read guideAfter generation
Inspect eyes, mouth, hairline, jaw, skin transitions, and nearby objects in a repeatable order.
Read guidePrivacy and trust
Review upload handling, provider boundaries, retention claims, and precautions for sensitive images.
Read guideVideo reference
Watch the original post and follow the scene workflow.
Read guideFind upload instructions, portrait preparation tips, video workflow help, and ways to review your results.

Troubleshoot face distortion, occlusion, portrait assignment, failed uploads, stuck tasks, source audio, and downloads in an AI dance video workflow.
Choose an MP4 and portrait for AI motion transfer. Check face angle, lighting, motion blur, framing, solo footage, and what to do with two-person scenes.

Make a Chuttamalle-inspired dance edit from your own MP4 and portrait. Follow scene analysis, portrait assignments, audio review, segment retries, and export.

Plan a Hotel Lobby-inspired orange-studio video with your own footage and portraits. Follow scene analysis, motion transfer, source audio review, and MP4 export.

Turn your portrait and a reference dance MP4 into an AI dance video. Follow upload, scene assignments, preview, segment retries, source audio, and export.

Find the Marsha Blackburn AI video source, understand its Kendrick Lamar reference, and learn a practical workflow for making your own original dance edit.

Is AI video face swap free? Compare the current MoveFrame AI video trial, photo credits, file limits, and proposed per-second pricing before uploading your MP4.

Upload a music video, assign portraits to its scenes, keep original clips, and download with source audio. Learn the MP4 workflow, trial pricing, and review steps.

Learn how to swap a face in another photo using a target picture and your own portrait. Follow the upload steps, check credits, review errors, and download.

Inspired by the Jensen Huang AI world tour video? Upload an MP4, choose a portrait for each scene, keep original clips, and create your own AI dance video.

Use a practical caption and context checklist for a Charlie Kirk face swap so viewers can recognize an AI-edited parody without mistaking it for a real event or endorsement.

Learn how to evaluate a suspected AI face swap using source checks, visual artifacts, provenance, and context without trusting one clue or detector score.

Compare Kirkified meme example types, including reaction images, portraits, group photos, screenshots, low-light selfies, and illustrations.

Make a transparent Charlie Kirk face PNG from a reviewed parody edit, remove edge halos, preserve soft hair boundaries, and verify the alpha channel.

Learn what the Charlie Kirk small-face meme is, how the tiny-face effect differs from a normal face swap, and how to make a clearly labeled parody edit.

Learn how to put the Charlie Kirk tiny-face style on a picture, choose a strong source photo, inspect the AI edit, and disclose parody clearly.

Choose the right face-swap input format, avoid repeated compression, preserve useful detail, and remove sensitive photo metadata when needed.

Diagnose face-swap problems around the eyes, hairline, jaw, mouth, skin, glasses, and background, then test the most likely input fix.

Learn when to crop a group photo, how to isolate the intended subject, and why overlapping or uneven faces produce unpredictable swaps.

Use a 100-point face-swap photo checklist to score face size, pose, lighting, occlusion, and reference compatibility before spending credits.

Follow the actual MoveFrame AI data path from browser upload through object storage, PiAPI processing, task records, output delivery, and deletion requests.