How to review first and last frames before your AI video
This frame-review guide applies to earlier five-second entrance orders. The new full-performance workflow does not require first/last-frame approval. Recover earlier orders or read the current full-performance steps.
The first and last frames are two generated still images that guide the beginning and ending of your party entrance. Review both before approving the video. They help you catch visible inconsistencies, but they cannot guarantee the face or motion in every intermediate video frame.
What you control in this studio
Choose a permitted photo of one consenting adult and an available scene. The studio prepares the image and video prompts; there is no free-form prompt editor or choreography upload. Payment is verified before either frame is generated. The one-video purchase includes the two frames, one optional last-frame remake before rendering and one video render.
Compare the two frames side by side
| Check | Look at the first frame | Compare with the last frame |
|---|---|---|
| Face and hair | Is the face visible and acceptable to you? | Do the shape, hair and expression still fit the same person? |
| Clothing | Identify the outfit, colors and accessories. | Look for changed sleeves, missing details or a different outfit. |
| Hands and feet | Check visible fingers, shoes and body proportions. | Check for merged shapes, missing limbs or implausible positions. |
| Room and doorway | Notice the door edges, floor and main background objects. | Look for broken geometry or a background that becomes a different room. |
| Position | Find where the person starts. | The ending should make sense as a short entrance from that position. |
These are inspection questions, not a claim that the generator will always preserve those details. If the first frame has a serious problem, do not assume the video will repair it. The included remake applies to the last frame only.
When to use the included last-frame remake
Use it before rendering if the ending frame has an obvious issue you want to replace. Check the new frame again against the first; a remake is another generated result and may change details. The purchase includes one optional last-frame remake, not repeated first-frame or video attempts.
Do not approve a render just to test whether an unacceptable still becomes acceptable in motion. Review the price and purchase scope and quality and refund boundaries if you are unsure.
Inspect the moving result too
After rendering, watch the entire approximately five-second clip. Pause around changes in posture and inspect face, hands, clothing and background. Still-image continuity does not prove stable motion, perfect likeness or a fixed camera. The output is silent and portrait-oriented; exact pixel dimensions can vary. Crop or pad a saved copy if your chosen platform needs exact 9:16.
Download the MP4 within seven days of task creation. Photo and frame access expires after 24 hours, so review them while they remain available.
Start with the photo checklist, see the controlled example, or open the studio.