Your first video
Begin with the complete creation guide if you have not used the generator. It explains which photos go into the left and right slots, how to select a take, what the frame controls change and where to find the finished file. You can choose and prepare your portraits before paying.
The mobile guide covers the parts that differ on a phone, including photo selection and locating a downloaded file. The pricing page explains credit packs separately, so an editing tutorial does not become a checkout manual.
A specific problem deserves a specific answer
If faces switch or change, use the identity guide. If the file looks soft, use the output-quality guide. If a mouth movement does not match the track, read the audio and lip-sync explanation. These problems can appear together, but changing the same setting is not guaranteed to address all of them.
The guides distinguish checks you can perform on an existing clip from a new generation that would spend credits. Read the whole diagnosis before deciding whether another paid attempt is useful.
The trend and the tools
The trend pages explain the orange booth, the Migos search name and the song connection. Other-platform tutorials describe the tools they name, not hidden features of this site. Where a workflow needs a reference video, a text prompt or additional software, the guide says so.
Product interfaces and free offers change. External claims include sources and a review date; those references are a starting point for checking the current tool rather than a promise that an old promotion is still available.