Watch beyond the opening frame
Start by following the left performer, then watch again while following the right. A strong opening can hide an identity change during a turn or overlap. Look at the middle and ending as carefully as the first second. The original proportions stay intact here, so a wide reference and a tall one can be compared without cropping either subject.
On a desktop, hover for a silent preview and click to listen. On a phone, tap the player. Starting another clip pauses the previous one, making it easier to follow the selected soundtrack. Use the category controls to narrow the collection; they do not change the generator's supported inputs.
Take an idea, then make your own selection
Notice what makes a pairing readable: contrasting expressions, compatible portrait angles, similar head size or a recognizable relationship between two people. Choose one of those ideas to try rather than requesting every effect at once. A clear portrait from each person gives the generator less ambiguity than a screenshot with several faces.
For a playful friend video, the familiar faces may be the entire point. You can keep the caption short and let the pairing carry the clip. For a more considered result, compare the available source performances and check where each person stands throughout the movement.
Reference collections and our own results
An actual site result needs a matching pair of source portraits and the output from that same generation. Those comparisons belong in the before-and-after page. We do not attach unrelated photos to an external clip and call them its inputs.
When you are ready, return to the generator. Watching a reference does not upload a photo, purchase credits or start a task.