Cat on Ultra Bee
1 adult or pet photo · 8.569 seconds
Pick a dashboard moment, vehicle reveal or ride scene.
1 adult or pet photo · 8.569 seconds
2 adult photos · 14 seconds
1 adult photo · 14.791111 seconds
1 vehicle photo · 11.819002 seconds
1 adult photo · 11.264 seconds
1 adult photo · 15 seconds
1 adult photo · 8.68 seconds
1 car front view; optional side view · 15 seconds
1 car photo · 15 seconds
1 car photo · 12.256 seconds
1 adult photo · 15 seconds
1 adult photo · 15 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · about 12.00 seconds
1 adult photo · about 7.04 seconds
2 photos · about 10 seconds
Two adult photos · About 10 seconds
1 solo photo · about 10 seconds
One or two photos · about 15 seconds
1 pet photo · 15 s
1–2 photos · 15 s
1 adult or cat photo · ~12 s
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View credit packsSome car and ride templates feature the person at the wheel; others feature the vehicle itself. Explore dashboard performances, parked motorcycle scenes, car reveals and vehicle transformations. Watch the preview to choose the camera angle and action.
A moving camera does not always mean the vehicle is driving. Some scenes keep the vehicle still, while others show a road sequence or a change in scale. The reference shows the event that the selected template recreates.
Use the requested adult or pet portrait for a subject-based scene. Paired roles may place two subjects in different seats or positions. Follow the upload labels so the scene assigns each photo to the correct role.
Moon Headlight Transition asks for a front view and an optional side view of the same car. Toy Car to Real Car uses a vehicle for a size-change effect, while festive car-light scenes have their own setting. Keep the body, lights and identifying details clear.
Use a vehicle photo for a vehicle slot and a portrait for a subject slot. For multiple views of one car, keep the same vehicle in every image. Check faces, hands, vehicle details and prop contact in the finished video.
It depends on the scene. Driver and rider templates ask for a subject portrait, while vehicle-reveal templates ask for the car itself. The upload labels identify the correct input.
In Moon Headlight Transition, the optional side view shows the same car as the required front view. It provides another view of one vehicle.
Solo can describe one featured person, pet or vehicle. The number of uploaded files does not necessarily equal the number of subjects.
Choose a template with a supported pet mode and follow its role instructions. The Pets filter narrows this collection to available pet versions.
These templates generate video scenes, including prepared reveals, camera moves and vehicle effects. Preview the selected scene to see its action and framing.