Bullet time from one photo
You leap on a rooftop at dusk, time stops mid-air and the camera circles you before you land.
- 1 photo
- 5 seconds
- No song or prompt
- From 50 credits
Photo tips for bullet time
- A full-body or knee-up photo works best; the orbit needs to see the whole pose.
- Fitted clothes read more clearly in the frozen moment than very loose layers.
- Use a sharp photo with even light. Motion blur in the photo turns into a smeared freeze-frame.
Where people use it
- An action-movie moment for a sports or gym post
- A dramatic reveal before a drop
- A one-shot highlight for a birthday clip
Want the person to perform your song instead? Make a full rap video with the AI rap video generator.
Questions
Can I choose the background?
The effect is set on a city rooftop at dusk. For other places, try a rap scene in Studio instead.
Will my face stay the same during the orbit?
The prompt keeps your face, hair and clothing consistent with the photo; a clear front-facing photo gives the most stable result.
Do I have to be jumping in my photo?
No. A standing photo works; the effect creates the leap and the freeze.
Is 5 seconds enough for the orbit?
Yes. The clip covers the leap, the 180-degree orbit and the landing.
Price, length, sound and whose photos you can use: see the photo effects FAQ.
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