Holiday looks
New Year Disco, from one photo
Silver sequins, deep teal and a rooftop at midnight. This look is built for the one night when more shine is the correct answer, while keeping the silhouette clean enough to wear in a portrait.
- Keeps your face
- 2 credits per still
- 12s video available
- New accounts: 10 free credits = 5 stills

Shine without noise
Sequins can turn a portrait into a texture test. The prompt asks for a clean silhouette and realistic sequin texture, so the light catches the fabric without the whole image becoming sparkle. Deep teal gives the silver something to sit against.
Photo and pose
A front-facing portrait or a knees-up photo with a natural stance. The outfit is rebuilt from the shoulders down, so a photo where the shoulders are visible gives the model a better base. Avoid a photo with a strong patterned background; the rooftop is added, and competing patterns can leak into the sequins.
The midnight walk
The video version keeps the sequins and teal, then walks the character toward the camera for twelve seconds. Confetti stays in the background, the city lights stay soft. It is a good clip for a countdown post or a “first post of the year” moment.
Price and delivery
2 credits for a still; 10 for a 480p walk; 30 for 1080p. Ten welcome credits cover five stills or one 480p clip. The output is silent and watermark-free, and a failed render returns its credits.
Keep exploring
The same photo workflow, pointed somewhere else.
Questions before you make it
Can I use a photo with a black background?
Yes. The background is replaced with the rooftop. A clear face and visible shoulders matter more than the original backdrop.
Does the confetti move in the video?
The video is a short walk clip with background motion. Confetti and city lights can drift, but this is not a full party scene.
Is the outfit too shiny for a portrait?
The prompt asks for realistic sequin texture and a clean silhouette. If a render is too busy, try a closer crop or a different source photo.
How much is it?
2 credits for the still, 10 for a 480p walk, 30 for 1080p.


