Guides for single-person AI videos.
The Rap Selfie blog explains how to get a result that looks like you, written by the people who built the photo check.
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What will you find in the guides?
The Rap Selfie blog is a library of practical guides for making single-person AI videos from 1 photo.
Start with the published sample and the one-photo workflow. The audio and meme guides explain which inputs are supported and which source effects remain unverified.
The advice fits the single-photo template: you add 1 photo of the performer, the free photo check scores each one from 0 to 100, and a scene preview shows your photo placed in the orange studio layout. Photos can be JPG, PNG or WebP files of up to 5 MB, a shorter side of 800 px or more rates Good, and a finished video is 5, 10 or 15 seconds long in 720p.
Questions about the guides
Who prepares these guides?
The Rap Selfie team maintains the guides. Each page identifies its date, first-party sources and AI-assisted preparation.
What do the guides cover?
They explain the one-photo workflow, the difference between a still preview and a generated video, audio-input limitations and how to read community meme prompts.
Can I check a photo without paying?
Yes. The free photo check and still preview run in your browser. They do not test motion, vocals or lip-sync.
Do the guides prove every prompt works?
No. The published sample demonstrates one result. Community prompt compatibility and exact source-result reproduction remain unverified.