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How to Make AI Videos Without Writing Prompts

There is no box to describe the video. You choose a template, add the photos it asks for, and start.

A man in a black shirt and sunglasses gestures in a red-lit crowd.

The template already holds the scene. On Bulin 47 that is a packed room under red light, one person in the center, hands moving, people filming. On the trio it is a hallway dance for three. On Hotel Lobby it is an orange wall and a microphone between two people. You do not type any of that. Opening the template is the instruction.

Three people mid-dance in a hallway, the person in front wearing a red cap. — The page asks for three photos here. It does not ask you to describe the hallway.

Your input is the photos. One clear face per slot, the number of slots the page shows, JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 10MB. A front-facing picture in ordinary light is the useful kind. A group photo gives the run too many faces, and a heavy filter gives it too little.

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Open the template
Play the preview. That finished clip is what you are making, with your photos in it.
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Fill the photo slots
Person 1, and Person 2 or Person 3 when the clip has them. The label says which spot each photo takes.
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Start
One run, 10 credits, about 15 seconds. Nothing else to fill in. A failed run returns the credits.
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Watch the file
If you wanted a different room or a different dance, open the other template. The sentence you would have written is the preview you pick.

The center performer turns his head while a phone is held up in front of him. — The turn of the head is already in the clip. Your photo only has to supply the face.

What photo to upload See the templates

The download has no soundtrack. Add the trend's sound inside TikTok when you post. On Reels, add it inside Instagram. You download the file and publish it yourself.