About the Money Flex AI Video Generator
Turn one photo into a Money Flex AI video. This template uses a built-in performance clip featuring stacks of banknotes, cash-fanning gestures, and a bedroom setting.
Your photo supplies the person's face, hairstyle, gender presentation, and outfit. Higgsfield Genjutsu motion transfer uses the reference clip for the movement, timing, cash props, framing, and background.
Upload a clear photo of one person, choose an available resolution, and generate your personalized video. The template works with women and men without forcing the original performer's appearance onto your photo. Fast hand movements and overlapping banknotes may produce small visual differences.
How to make a Money Flex AI video
- Upload your photo. Add one clear, well-lit upper-body photo of one person, with the face visible. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
- Choose 480p or 720p. 480p is the default and costs less; 720p is sharper. Length and framing are fixed by the original: about 15 seconds, vertical 9:16.
- Generate. AI motion transfer maps the cash-fanning performance onto the person in your photo, following the original timing as closely as it can.
- Check and download. Check the face, hands and banknotes in the result, then download the MP4 with the original audio from your Library.
What is the Money Flex trend?
Money Flex, also called Cash Flex, is a short vertical phone clip of someone showing off a pile of cash: they lift thick bundles of banknotes toward the lens, show them off and fan the notes out toward the camera, in an ordinary bedroom with more bundles on the table. This cash-fanning video template keeps that performance and puts the person from your photo in it.
What comes from where
- From your photo: the face, facial features, gender presentation, skin tone, hairstyle, hair length and color, body proportions and outfit. A shaved or bald head stays that way.
- From the original clip: the head, torso, arm and hand movements, the banknote bundles and the fanning motion, the cash on the table, the bedroom, the handheld camera, the lighting, the timing and the audio.
- Not copied: the original performer's face, hair, clothing and gender presentation.
Length, format and resolution
The video follows the original clip, so its length and shape are fixed: about 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, with the source audio. There is no length, aspect-ratio or prompt setting. You only choose the resolution, 480p or 720p.
Photo tips for a better result
- Use a clear, well-lit upper-body photo; the clip is framed from the chest up, close to the camera.
- One person only, facing the camera, with the face sharp and not covered by hands, hair or sunglasses.
- Wear in the photo what you want to wear in the video; the outfit is kept.
- Avoid heavy filters, strong backlight and group photos.
Hands and banknotes
Fast hand movement close to the camera is the hardest part of this clip for AI video. The banknotes are fanned right in front of the lens, so fingers can occasionally merge or bend, notes can flicker or change shape, and the face can be briefly covered by the cash. Check these moments before you share the result.
About the preview on this page
The video and poster on this page are the original performance preview, not a generated or personalized result. They show the moves, framing and timing your video will follow.
Money Flex video credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 4,325 credits |
| 720p | 9,262 credits |
The original clip is about 15 seconds (15.14s) and is billed as 16 whole seconds. The cost depends only on the resolution and is shown before you generate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Money Flex trend?
A short vertical clip of someone showing thick bundles of banknotes to the camera and fanning the cash toward the lens in a bedroom. This template lets you do the same Cash Flex performance from one photo.
How many photos are needed?
One. A clear, well-lit upper-body photo of one person works best. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
Does it work with women and men?
Yes. The person in your photo keeps their own gender presentation; a woman stays a woman and a man stays a man. The original performer's appearance is not forced onto your photo.
Which appearance details come from the uploaded photo?
The face and facial features, gender presentation, skin tone, hairstyle, hair length and color, body proportions and outfit. The movement, cash, room, framing, lighting and camera come from the original clip.
How long is the video?
About 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, following the original clip. The length and aspect ratio are fixed; only the resolution (480p or 720p) can be chosen.
Is the original audio included?
Yes. The motion transfer keeps the original clip's audio in the finished MP4.
Do I need to upload a video?
No. The performance clip is built in. You only upload one photo.
Are the previews on this page original footage or generated results?
Original footage. The preview is the original performance the template follows, not a generated or personalized result.
How many credits does it cost?
4,325 credits at 480p or 9,262 credits at 720p. The clip is billed as 16 input seconds.
Why do the hands or banknotes sometimes look wrong?
Fingers and notes moving fast right in front of the camera are hard for AI video. Fingers can merge and notes can flicker or change shape in places. A sharp, well-lit photo helps, but it can't remove this completely.
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