To make a Burning Bridges AI video, choose one clear portrait, upload it to the studio, select an available output tier, and start the render. The template supplies the music-video performance and edit; you do not need to assemble footage or write a user-facing prompt.
| Setting | Current configured option |
|---|---|
| Input | One portrait |
| Clip | About 15 seconds, 16:9 |
| Audio | Template audio retained |
| 480P | 50 credits |
| 720P | 100 credits |
| 1080P | 200 credits |
Check the live pricing page for the options shown before you generate.
Step 1: Choose a usable portrait
Pick one person with a visible, reasonably front-facing face, even lighting, and shoulders in frame. Avoid blur, strong shadows, face-obscuring accessories, and group photos where the intended subject is ambiguous. Use an image you own or have permission to use.
Step 2: Upload and inspect the input
Open the Burning Bridges AI studio and load the portrait into the portrait slot. Check that the preview shows the intended image and that the face is not cropped or covered. The product is a fixed-template workflow, not a prompt box for changing choreography, camera direction, or the scene.
Step 3: Select a tier and generate
The configured output is a 15-second, 16:9 clip with the template audio retained. The standard 480P generation costs 50 credits; the higher tiers cost 100 credits at 720P and 200 at 1080P. Confirm the currently displayed price and options before rendering on the pricing page.
Step 4: Review before sharing
Watch the whole clip, especially the face during movement and the transitions. If the likeness looks unstable, test a clearer portrait before spending more credits on a higher resolution; resolution changes export detail, not the source image or fixed performance.
When sharing, label the clip as AI-generated where viewers might mistake it for real footage. Do not imply that the depicted person performed in or endorsed the original video.
Before you spend credits
Treat the first attempt as a source-image decision, not a prompt-writing exercise: the studio uses a prepared template and offers no user-facing free-text prompt to change the performance. If the face is hidden, distant, or strongly turned, improve the portrait before selecting a more expensive output tier. Higher resolution does not repair ambiguous facial detail.
Use the tier according to where you plan to view or share the clip, while checking the current price and available options on the pricing page. The configured clip is landscape (16:9) and about 15 seconds, so it is not a direct fit for every vertical-first placement. Template audio remains in the output; this workflow is not an audio replacement or custom soundtrack editor.
If the preview does not show the intended image, stop and correct the input rather than generating. After generation, review the complete clip for face consistency and obvious visual artifacts. A clear portrait improves the starting conditions but cannot guarantee a particular likeness or render quality. For account or product questions, use support.