How to make the Bulin 47 AI video from one photo

What you need before you start

Choose a photo of yourself, or of another adult who has explicitly agreed to its use. Use one clear face, looking forward or slightly turned, with the upper body visible. Avoid group photos, distant portraits, and very tight crops.

The upload accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP, up to 4 MB. Both dimensions must be at least 300 pixels. If your phone saved a HEIC file, export a JPEG or PNG first. Use the original photo when possible: screenshots of a social post can add compression, stickers, and interface elements that distract from your face.

You need an account and enough credits for the selected resolution. You can watch the public example before choosing your photo.

The one-photo way, step by step

1. Pick a clear photo

   Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 4 MB, at least 300 pixels on each side. Check your photo and confirm that you have permission to use it.

2. Choose your scene

   Preview scenes, choose your resolution, and review the credit cost. Sign in, add credits if needed, then generate.

3. Preview, download, and post

   Generation time varies by scene, resolution and queue; there is no fixed completion time. You can close the page and return to My videos later. When ready, preview the full video and download the MP4. Failed generation returns the charged credits automatically.

What each resolution costs

720p costs 10 credits per video; 1080p costs 15. Duration is shown for each scene.

Solo offers one 720p video for $9.90 (10 credits) or one 1080p video for $14.90 (15 credits). Trio is $19.90 for 30 credits: two 1080p or three 720p videos. Crew is $29.90 for 50 credits: three 1080p videos with 5 credits left, or five 720p videos. Pay once, with no subscription. Credits do not expire.

With 10 unused Solo credits, paying $5.00 to upgrade to Solo HD adds the 5 credits needed for a 1080p video. If those 10 credits have already been spent, the same upgrade leaves only 5 credits and is not enough. The studio recommends the lowest-priced purchase or eligible upgrade that covers your selected video with your remaining balance.

Choose a scene for your freestyle

Choose the setting and performance style you enjoy in the examples. All scenes are available in 720p and 1080p. Actual results may vary.

Choose the look you want

Start with the examples. Choose the original scene for a familiar freestyle atmosphere, the cafe for a casual gathering, or the rooftop for a warm sunset setting.

Choose Neon Street Walk for a performance on the move. Review the scene and credit cost before starting, and watch your finished video before sharing.

If your priority is resemblance, spend time choosing a better reference photo first. No resolution guarantees an exact face. Choose 1080p if you want a larger download after checking your reference photo and the style of the example.

Six photo tips for a more recognizable result

These are input tips, not a promise of an identical result. AI may reinterpret your outfit, hair, or expression as the character moves. Pets, cartoons, and celebrity impersonations are not the supported upload flow described here. Use an adult’s photo with permission, and preview the completed clip before sharing it.

• Face the camera. Both eyes, your nose, and your jaw should be easy to distinguish.
• Use even light. Stand near a window without a strong shadow across half your face.
• Show your upper body. Leave space around your head and shoulders instead of using an extremely tight crop.
• Remove sunglasses and face coverings so your facial features are clearly visible.
• Use one person per photo. Crop out other faces, posters, and reflections that could confuse the reference.
• Avoid heavy filters and blurry screenshots. Choose a sharp, natural photo and keep a copy before compressing it to the upload limit.

Posting to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts

Download the completed portrait MP4 from My videos. The vertical format is suitable for a full-screen feed, so you do not need to crop it out of a landscape frame. Watch the complete clip on your phone before adding captions: text should not cover the face, and social app controls can obscure the edges.

Keep a copy of the downloaded file. If you want to make extra edits, work from that original instead of repeatedly downloading and re-uploading a compressed social version. Flowsona does not add its own watermark to the exported video.

Describe the clip as AI-generated and follow the destination platform’s labeling rules. Audio is included in the download, but permission to use music is separate from paying for generation. If a platform mutes a post, inspect the notice and choose music you are authorized to use in that platform’s editor. Do not assume any trending sound is licensed for every account type or commercial purpose.