Your own portrait
Use your face, eye color, hair and visible clothing throughout the close framing.
Video preview
One close-up shifts between warm gold and monochrome while petals drift across the face and the hands move through the hair.
A portrait edit built around petals and light
The Come and Get It rose petal edit keeps one face at the center. A gentle smile and head tilt lead into hands moving through the hair, followed by a closer look into the camera.
Warm golden color alternates with black and white as red petals fall across the foreground. The petals turn gray with the monochrome frames, keeping the effect tied to the same edit.
This page makes the single-adult golden version. Your portrait supplies your appearance; the dark setting, camera move and expression changes come from the reference.
One golden version, one soundtrack
The video follows the complete approximately 12-second golden reference at its original pace. It stays in one close-up rather than adding a night scene or another performer.
The finished MP4 restores the audio from that same reference. The included soundtrack does not grant music publishing rights; check the rules of the platform where you share it.
What shapes this close-up
Beat-linked color changes
Keep the golden and monochrome flashes together with the falling-petal foreground.
The complete short edit
Receive about 12 seconds in vertical 9:16, with the same reference soundtrack restored.
How to make your video
Choose a close portrait
Use a sharp photo with one adult looking toward the camera and no heavy obstruction.
Confirm and create
Confirm permission, then start the golden rose-petal video for 10 credits.
Check the close-up
Review the face, hands, hair movement and color-flash timing before downloading.
Give the close-up a clear face
- Keep both eyes and the hairline visible.
- Choose even light so the portrait remains readable in monochrome.
- Use a photo showing the outfit you want to keep.
- Avoid hands covering the face, dark glasses and heavy blur.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make the Come and Get It rose petal video?+
Add one clear adult portrait, confirm permission and press the generation button. Each video uses 10 credits.
How many photos do I need?+
One photo showing one consenting adult. A close portrait with the complete face and hair visible works best.
What moves in the video?+
The performer tilts their head, moves their hands through their hair and changes expression as the camera comes closer. Petals fall in front of the face.
Will it keep my hair and outfit?+
Your photo guides your identity, hair and visible clothing. The reference supplies movement and expression rather than the pose in your photo.
Does this include Night, Duo or Pet versions?+
This page offers the single-adult golden rose-petal version.
How long is the result?+
About 12 seconds, delivered as a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p.
Does the video include sound?+
Yes. The finished video uses the soundtrack from the selected golden reference, restored after visual generation. Music publishing rights remain with their owners.
What should I check before sharing?+
Check the face during the tight close-ups, the hands at the hairline, and the timing of the color changes.
Give your portrait the rose-petal edit
One photo, the golden close-up and its beat-linked color changes.