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Start with a character. Some effects also take a location or products to make the scene your own.
High flip effect
High flip is a transition between two images. The camera starts in front of the first subject, rises above their head, flips over in one arc, and lands face to face with the character and place in your second image. It is the only effect here that needs a reveal image.
- 6-second clip
- 480p 41 credits
- 720p 84 credits
- 1080p 168 credits
One photo in, one video out
This clip was made with the High flip effect from the photo beside it, on WAN 3.0 Prime at 720p, the same model and settings this page runs.
How to make a High flip video
- 1
Add your photo
Upload one character image and a reveal image. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB each.
- 2
Generate your High flip video
Pick a resolution and aspect ratio, add an optional prompt, and review the exact price before you start. A 6-second clip is 41 credits at 480p or 84 credits at 720p.
- 3
Download and share
Your video saves to History on this page. Play it, download the MP4, and post it anywhere.
What it is good for
- Scene switchesJump from one location to another in one move.
- Duo revealsFlip from one person to their partner or rival.
- Before and afterLand on the new look or the new place.
Tips for a better result
- Use two photos with similar framing, both full body, for the smoothest landing.
- Contrast helps: day to night, calm to loud, plain to styled.
- Both images are references, so make sure you have permission for every person shown.
Questions
Why does high flip need two images?
The second image is where the camera lands after the flip: the new character and place. Without it there is nothing to reveal.
Can the reveal be the same person?
Yes. Use a second photo of the same person in a different outfit or place for a transformation.
How much does the High flip effect cost?
41 credits at 480p, 84 credits at 720p, 168 credits at 1080p for a 6-second clip. You pay per video in credits and see the exact price before generating.
Whose photos can I use?
Use photos of yourself, or of people who have agreed to be in the video. Do not upload photos of other people without their permission.
