About the Street Sunglasses AI Video Generator
The Street Sunglasses AI Video Generator is a character replacement template: it takes a short vertical street clip of a man posing in front of a red-brick building and recasts him as the person in your portrait, wearing black sunglasses. The street, the camera, the poses, the timing and the original audio stay as they were filmed.
You need one portrait. Up to three more photos of the same person are optional: another angle, a close-up of the face or the outfit you want to wear. The first photo always decides who appears. Choose 480p or 720p, and the video follows the 10-second source clip in its original vertical framing.
How to make a street sunglasses AI video
- Upload your portrait. Add one clear photo of the person who should take the lead. One person, face visible and well lit. This photo sets the identity.
- Add optional supporting photos. If you have them, add up to three more photos of the same person: another angle, a close-up of the face, or the outfit to wear. Skip this step if you only have one photo.
- Choose 480p or 720p. Pick the resolution. Length and framing are fixed: 10 seconds, vertical, matching the source clip.
- Generate and check the result. Generate, then check the face, hands and sunglasses in the preview before you download the MP4.
What is AI character replacement?
AI character replacement swaps one person in an existing video for someone else, built from photos, while the rest of the footage stays as filmed. Unlike a face swap, which pastes a face onto the original head, it rebuilds the whole person, so hair, physique and clothing can change too.
Here the clip is a 10-second phone-held street shot of a man adjusting his look, taking off and putting on sunglasses and posing for the camera. Your portrait replaces him; the street, the passers-by and the camera work are kept.
What each photo does
- Your portrait (required): decides who appears: face, hairstyle, skin tone and physique. It is always treated as the main reference, even when you add more photos.
- Up to three optional photos: other views of the same person, such as another angle, a closer face shot or the outfit you want. They only help clarify that one person and never add a second character.
- Outfit: if your photos show your clothing, the video aims to match it. If they only show a face, the original white top and jeans stay.
- Sunglasses: black sunglasses are added as part of the look.
What stays from the original clip
The location, background, lighting, camera framing and movement, the poses, gestures and timing, and the original audio all come from the source. The AI is asked not to invent new actions or add or remove people, so the result reads as if the same street scene had been filmed with you in it.
Photo tips for a better result
- Use a sharp, front-facing portrait with even light. Avoid sunglasses, hats or hands covering the face in the main photo.
- A waist-up or full-body photo shows the outfit and helps keep your proportions consistent.
- Supporting photos work best when they show the same person with the same hairstyle. Photos of other people can blur the identity.
- Skip heavy filters, text overlays and small or distant faces.
Example prompt: Cinematic street performance
This template doesn't need a typed prompt; the look is built in. This example describes the style it aims for: "Create a stylish street performance with black sunglasses, natural daylight and a polished cinematic look. Keep the mood relaxed and the motion smooth."
About the preview on this page
The video and poster on this page are the original source footage, not a personalized result. They show the movement, framing and setting your video will follow. Your video will show the person from your portrait in that scene.
Street sunglasses video credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 2,703 credits |
| 720p | 5,789 credits |
The source clip is 10 seconds and is billed as 10 seconds. The cost depends only on the resolution and is shown before you generate.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need?
One portrait is enough. You can add up to three more photos of the same person, for four in total, but they are optional.
What are the optional photos for?
They give the AI more views of the same person: another angle, a closer look at the face, or the outfit you want to wear. They are never used as extra characters or as a new background.
Do I need separate photos of my face angles, clothes or background?
No. A single clear portrait works. The background always comes from the original street clip.
Will I be wearing my own clothes?
If your photos show your outfit, the video aims to match it. If they only show your face, the original outfit from the clip is kept.
How long is the video and can I change the format?
It is 10 seconds in the original vertical framing of the source clip. Length and framing can't be changed.
How much does it cost?
2,703 credits at 480p or 5,789 credits at 720p.
Will the result look exactly like me?
Not always. The AI is asked to keep your identity consistent and follow the original moves closely, but results vary: some frames may drift from your face, and hands or sunglasses can look off. A sharp, well-lit portrait gives the best chance.
Does it keep the original sound?
Yes, the workflow asks to keep the source clip's audio in sync. Check the preview before posting.
Is the video on this page a generated result?
No. It is the original source footage, shown so you can see the moves and framing. It is not a personalized result.
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