Fix

Video came out wrong

The design drifted, the model warped, or the motion isn’t what you asked for.

Why it happens

A video is generated from one photo. Every second it moves away from that frame is a second the AI has to invent — and the two places it invents most are fast movement and coming back out of a close-up. Most fixes below are about giving it less to invent.

There is no Regenerate for video — each run is a fresh charge. So fix the inputs first; Regenerate Prompts is free, the video is not.

Design or colour drifted

  • Switch to Higher accuracy — it exists for exactly this
  • Use a sharp, well-lit reference: a 1K-or-better SareeViz photo, not a screenshot or a WhatsApp forward
  • Keep style instructions to camera and movement. Don’t describe the garment — the photo already does that, and a description that differs from the photo is a conflict the AI resolves by inventing.
  • Go shorter. A 6- or 10-second clip has far less room to drift than 45 seconds.

Warped body, extra limbs, strange hands

  • Cut the fast moves: twirl, jump, quick turn. Ask for slow, and add “no quick or abnormal movements” — the example prompt has it for a reason.
  • Keep the whole figure inside the reference photo. A tight crop leaves the AI to invent whatever is outside the frame the moment the camera moves.

Motion not followed

  • Read Review Prompts before generating — the plan is what the AI runs. Edit the plan itself, not just the style box.
  • Everything you write is enforced, so two instructions that fight (“stand still” and “walk towards camera”) both lose. Keep one movement per clip.

Wrong shape

Only Standard follows the Aspect Ratio setting. On the Higher accuracy tiers, the video takes the shape of your reference image — crop or regenerate the photo at the shape you want, then run again.

A visible cut in a 30- or 45-second video

By design: each 15-second segment starts again from your photo so the design holds. For one continuous take, use 15 seconds or less.

Music you didn’t choose

The AI adds its own sound. Replace it with your track in the Video Editor.

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