Is the problem in the preview or the finished clip?

First identify whether the file will not open, the request has failed or a delivered video looks different from what you expected. Those are separate situations with different next steps. A blank local preview suggests checking the source file and browser readability. A visible preview with a later failure suggests checking the request status. A playable result with changed features is a visual quality issue, not automatically a failed delivery. Write down what happened without sharing the private photo or wallet recovery code. This distinction helps you avoid buying another pack or submitting the same request before understanding the original problem.

Troubleshooting by stage
StageCheck
Local previewFile readability and face visibility
Pending requestCurrent status and wallet
Delivered resultPlayback and appearance

What if the photo does not open locally?

Try a JPG or PNG that opens correctly on your device. If the original is a HEIC file that your browser cannot read, export it from an app that can open the source. Renaming the file extension does not convert the image data. After exporting, select the new file and check the local preview again. The browser prepares readable images for submission, and the current size requirements appear in the photo guidance. Use those live facts instead of guessing an upload limit. Selecting a file does not upload it, so you can inspect the preview before accepting the terms and generating.

What if the face is unclear or partly hidden?

Choose a different photo with a clearly visible face in good light. Look for the original detail rather than trying to solve every issue by adding filters. A deep shadow, reflective glasses or a hand across the mouth can hide useful reference information. An upper body or full body view can also make the person’s pose easier to read. Keep other faces out of the chosen image so the intended dancer is unambiguous. These are preparation suggestions, not a guarantee that the next output will match perfectly. Use only photos you have the right to use and ask the subject before changing the planned audience.

What if the request fails after submission?

Read the status shown by the tool and distinguish a pending request from a failed one. Busy periods can add a wait, and the product does not promise a completion time in this guide. The credit return policy explains when credits return after no video is delivered. Check the wallet before deciding to start again so you understand the outcome of the earlier request. If you need help, use the Contact page with an order or result reference and a short description of the stage that failed. Never send the recovery code, card details or an unnecessary copy of the private photo in a support message.

Why does a delivered face look different?

Generation can change facial details and expressions because the still photo is being used as a reference for movement. A clear portrait improves what you can assess before submission, but it does not specify every angle of a dancing face. Watch the full clip, especially turns and transitions between rooms, before deciding whether to share it. A delivered playable video is not guaranteed to satisfy every visual preference and does not automatically qualify for returned credits. A file that is empty or will not play is a different delivery concern covered by the policy. Report that concern while the result remains available.

What should I do once I have a usable result?

Save a copy while it is available and review the intended caption with the person shown. Explain that the dance was generated from a photo, arrange your own sound on the posting platform and do not present the clip as a real performance. YouTube Help requires disclosure for realistic AI generated or altered content through its AI use upload setting; this note describes YouTube’s rules only. For photo or delivery problems, use the troubleshooting steps above. Keep rights, disclosure and sound decisions separate from whether the photo opened successfully. A technically usable file does not settle those sharing decisions.

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Who can use this tool?

You must be 18 or older. You may post your videos on your own social media accounts, including monetized creator accounts. Do not resell them, use them in paid advertising for a brand or business or present them as real events. No sexual content, no minors and no content meant to deceive, harass or impersonate someone.

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