Choose the composition before generation
Select 9:16 for a vertical two-person clip. Use 16:9 when a wider scene is important, such as the pier and horizon of a sunset duet. A later crop can cut off one performer, so decide the composition while selecting settings.
This studio offers 4, 10 and 15-second requests. It does not automatically fill every platform's maximum video length or optimize a post for a particular audience. Choose the length that gives the scene room without unnecessary cuts.
Review, trim and caption the downloaded MP4
Check both faces, gestures and the start and ending of the whole video. Download the completed file from the account's private library. Use an editor to trim an uneven moment or add a short explanatory caption.
Keep important text away from faces and the edges where interface controls can cover it. Preview the final edit on a phone and read the caption at normal viewing size. Exporting repeatedly can reduce detail, so keep the original file and minimize re-encoding.
Choose audio and publish responsibly
Listen to the generated sound before deciding to keep or replace it. The original Hotel Lobby and Raindance recordings are not included. Use audio you have permission to publish and check its availability for your account, region and type of post.
Label generated media when required by the destination platform and avoid suggesting that a fictional scene records a real event. Get each adult's permission for the intended publication. Views and engagement depend on the post and audience; generation does not guarantee distribution.