About the Skydiving AI Video
Skydiving AI Video puts you in a breathtaking jump filmed on a 360 camera. It starts with the skydiver standing on the edge of a hot-air balloon basket high above a sea of clouds, then a backflip off the basket, a freefall with arms spread above the clouds, a drop through them toward the fields below and the parachute opening.
Upload one photo and you become the skydiver, wearing skydiving goggles. Your photo supplies the face and recognizable features; the reference supplies the jump and every movement, the balloon, the sky and clouds, the camera, the framing, the lighting and the original audio. The video is about 17 seconds in a vertical 9:16 frame, at 480p or 720p.
How to make a skydiving AI video
- Upload your photo. Add one clear, well-lit 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. The length and frame are fixed: about 17 seconds, vertical 9:16.
- Generate. The AI puts your face on the skydiver, in goggles, through the balloon jump, the freefall and the parachute opening.
- Check and download. Check your face through the flip and the freefall, then download the MP4 from your Library.
The jump
- On the balloon: the skydiver stands on the edge of the basket, high above a sea of clouds at sunrise.
- The flip and freefall: a backflip off the basket, then a freefall with arms spread as the balloon shrinks above.
- Through the clouds: the drop through the cloud layer toward farmland, ending with the parachute opening.
What comes from your photo and from the reference
- From your photo: the face and recognizable features, kept stable from the first frame to the last.
- Added for the jump: skydiving goggles, always on.
- From the reference: the actions, body movement and poses, the timing, the 360-camera movement and framing, the balloon, the sky, the clouds, the lighting and the audio.
Vertical format, length and resolution
The video keeps the reference's vertical 9:16 framing and its full length of about 17 seconds; it is not cropped or trimmed. You choose 480p or 720p, and the original audio is requested. The reference footage carries a small camera watermark in the top corner; the generation asks for no logos or text, but traces of it may remain.
Photo tips for a better result
- One person only, facing the camera, face sharp and well lit.
- Keep the face uncovered: no sunglasses, masks or hands in front of it. The goggles are added for you.
- A head-and-shoulders or upper-body photo works best.
- Avoid heavy filters, strong backlight and group photos.
Fast motion and identity consistency
A backflip, a spinning freefall, wind and a fisheye 360 camera are demanding for AI video. During the fastest turns, identity can soften or drift for a few frames. A sharp, front-facing photo gives the most consistent result; check the freefall before you share.
About the preview on this page
The video and poster on this page are the source reference footage that the template follows. They are not a personalized or generated result.
Skydiving AI video credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 4,866 credits |
| 720p | 10,420 credits |
The reference runs 17.02 seconds and is billed as 18 input seconds, rounded up to the next full second. The cost depends only on the resolution and is shown before you generate.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need?
Exactly one: a clear photo of one person. It becomes the skydiver.
Will I wear goggles?
Yes. The skydiver always wears skydiving goggles, so keep your face uncovered in the photo and the goggles are added for you.
How long is the video, and what shape?
About 17 seconds in a vertical 9:16 frame, following the full reference. The length and format are fixed; you choose 480p or 720p.
Does it keep the original audio?
The original audio is requested with the video. Whether it comes through depends on the model.
How many credits does it cost?
4,866 credits at 480p or 10,420 credits at 720p, for 18 billed input seconds.
Why does my face look different in some shots?
The flip, the spinning freefall and the fisheye camera are hard for AI video, so identity can drift briefly. A sharp, front-facing photo helps.
Will the camera watermark show in my video?
The generation asks for no logos, watermarks or text, but the reference footage has a small camera watermark and traces of it may remain.
Is the preview a personalized result?
No. It is the source reference footage, not a result made from anyone's photo.
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