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What photo should I upload for a Rumpelstiltskin AI video?

Upload a clear JPEG, PNG, or WebP portrait up to 10 MB showing one consenting adult with a visible face, hair, and even lighting. Use one photo for a single role, or upload two separate single-person photos when replacing both characters in the scene.

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Before you select files on AI Rumpelstiltskin, sign in and make sure your credits are ready, because leaving the page for login or checkout clears your selected uploads. Every upload goes through an input check before any credits are charged. Your files must meet three mandatory requirements:

  • Format and file size: Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP files up to 10 MB per photo.
  • Role count and separate files: Upload 1 photo to replace either the dancer or the seated spectator. If you want to replace both people in the scene, Choose Both and upload two photos in dancer-then-spectator order, verifying both previews before submitting. Do not upload a group photo.
  • Adult consent: Under our terms of service, every photo must show one consenting adult aged 18 or older for whom you hold the necessary permissions. Photos of children or minors are strictly prohibited—see our photo permission rules.

Portrait quality suggestions

You do not need a full-body shot; a clear head-and-shoulders portrait works well. When following our creation guide, choose a photo with:

  • A clearly visible face and hairline without sunglasses, masks, or heavy hand obstructions.
  • Even, natural lighting across the face rather than harsh backlighting.
  • Natural colors without heavy beauty filters or distortion effects.

What photo selection cannot guarantee

Following these portrait preparation suggestions does not guarantee that an upload will pass the initial input check or keep a locked identity across the entire video. Likeness, clothing, movement, framing, and background details can shift during generation, and you can read more about why a face may change after a cut. Always inspect both roles, scene cuts, and the ending frame in your completed MP4 before sharing.

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