Wide shot to close-up
Keep the snowy opening, the original cut and the face-filling final view.
Video preview
A lone bear sings in a snowy clearing before the view cuts to its face against the dark forest.
Take the singing bear’s place
This Polar Bear 2026 AI template follows the singing-bear edit: a lone performer sits in snow under a purple-pink night sky, looking upward as the camera moves closer. After about three seconds, the video cuts to the singer’s face and shoulders.
The close-up carries the head tilts, changing mouth shapes and brief sideways sway from the reference. Your adult or pet stays the only singer throughout both shots, with the same snowy clearing and dark pine trees.
Human uses your face, hair, natural build and visible outfit. Pet keeps your animal’s species, fur colors, ears and markings. Both modes replace the bear itself; neither adds a bear behind a separate foreground subject.
A fixed snowy scene with the reference song
The night sky, pine trees, snow, camera and edit come from the selected reference. Your photo background is not used, and there is no scene-upload control.
The 9:16 frame retains the reference’s inner wide picture, black separator bands and blurred fill above and below. The clip runs for about 12.96 seconds at its original pace with its own audio. The mouth follows the reference performance; this is not a custom-lyrics or exact lip-sync editor.
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The details that make this edit recognizable
One consistent singer
Use the same adult or pet through the distant view, head sway and close-up.
The selected sound
The reference’s “Remember November 2026 is coming” audio accompanies the full clip.
How to make your video
Select Human or Pet
Choose the singer type and add one matching photo with a clear face.
Generate the snowy performance
Confirm permission, sign in and create the two-shot video for 10 credits.
Check the close-up
Review identity, mouth motion, body proportions and sound, then download the MP4.
Choose a photo for a large close-up
- Keep the face sharp and unobstructed; it fills much of the second shot.
- For Human, show the hair and clothing you want carried into the snowy scene.
- For Pet, include clear eyes, ears, muzzle and fur markings, with enough body detail for natural proportions.
- Use one subject alone, without a phone, hand or another face covering its features.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Polar Bear 2026 AI template?+
It puts one adult or pet in the place of the singing bear in a snowy night scene. The video opens wide, then cuts to the singer’s face as the selected reference sound plays.
How many photos do I need?+
One photo for either Human or Pet. Use a single subject with clear facial details.
Can my dog or cat sing in the video?+
Yes. Choose Pet. Your animal keeps its species, ears, muzzle, fur colors and markings while following the reference’s seated performance and head movements.
Will I become a polar bear?+
Human keeps you as a human with your recognizable face, hair, build and visible clothes. You replace the singer; the template does not put your face on a bear body.
Does the bear stand behind me?+
No. This workspace uses the singing-bear version, in which your adult or pet replaces the only performer.
What happens after the opening wide shot?+
Around three seconds, the video cuts to a face-and-shoulders view. The singer tilts the head, briefly sways sideways and returns toward the camera.
Do I keep my clothes and background?+
Human keeps the visible outfit from your photo. The snow, dark forest and night sky come from the reference. Pet does not inherit a human outfit or the bear’s fur.
Does it include the Remember November sound?+
Yes. The download includes the audio from this selected reference. Check its rights before sharing or using the clip commercially.
Can I change the words or upload another song?+
No. This template follows the fixed reference performance and sound. It has no lyrics or audio-upload controls.
Is the mouth perfectly synchronized to every word?+
The visual motion follows the reference’s mouth shapes and timing. It is not an exact word-level lip-sync editor; review the close-up before sharing.
How long is the video and what format do I get?+
About 12.96 seconds as a 720p vertical 9:16 MP4. The inner wide picture, black bands and blurred top and bottom remain part of the reference framing.
How much does one generation cost?+
One generation uses 10 ReelTada credits. Sign in and confirm photo permission to generate.
What should I check before posting?+
Watch both shots for the same face or fur markings, natural hands or paws, stable anatomy, the original cut and audible reference sound.
Make My Polar Bear Video
One singer, a snowy wide shot and a close-up with the selected reference sound.