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360° Rotation AI Video

Put your pet, your baby or yourself into any room and let the camera do the viral 360° move: an extreme close-up on the face, a fast pull-back, a full low-angle orbit around the subject and back to the face. Upload one photo of the subject and one of the room for a 7-second vertical clip with music.

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About the 360° Rotation AI Video

The 360° rotation video is the clip where the camera starts right on a face, whips back, circles low all the way around the subject through the room and lands on the face again. It took off with pets, then babies and people followed, because the move makes any living room look like a film set.

This generator makes that clip from two photos. The first photo is the subject, whose face, fur or hair and outfit are kept. The second is the room, whose furniture, floor and lighting are kept. The camera move, its speed and the music come from the template.

How to make a 360° rotation AI video

  1. Upload the subject. A photo of your pet, your baby or yourself. One subject, front-facing and well lit, ideally with the whole body in frame.
  2. Upload the room. A wide photo of the room the video should take place in, with the floor visible. Living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens all work.
  3. Generate. Press Generate. The AI first builds a reference sheet of the subject from several angles, then renders the orbit. It usually takes a few minutes, and the video appears in your generations, ready to download.

What the AI keeps from each photo

The subject photo supplies the one subject in the video: for a pet its face, eye colour, fur colour and pattern and body size; for a person or baby the face, hair, skin tone, build and clothing.

The room photo supplies the setting: its layout, furniture, floor, materials and light. Only the camera path comes from the template, so the room is shown from angles your photo doesn't have.

Tips for the best result

  • Use one subject per photo. Two pets or a group make it unclear who the camera should circle.
  • A sharp, evenly lit photo of the face matters most, because the clip starts and ends on it.
  • Pick a room photo taken from standing height with open floor space; the subject is placed on the floor.
  • Only upload photos of yourself, your own pets, or people who have agreed to appear in the video.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos do I need?

Two: one of the subject (a pet, a baby or a person) and one of the room.

Does it work with dogs and cats?

Yes. The template was made for pets first, and it also works for babies and adults.

How long is the video?

About 7 seconds, in vertical 9:16 format for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with music.

How long does it take?

Usually a few minutes. You can leave the page; the video appears in your generations when it's done.

Is the sample video on this page an AI result?

Yes. It was generated by this template from the two sample photos shown: a white cat and a living room.

How many credits does it cost?

1,020 credits per video, charged when the render starts.

What happens if my generation fails?

The error is shown on your generation, and the credits for that render are returned to your balance automatically.

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