Turn your photo into the lead of a Burning Bridges AI video. Keep the familiar cup scene and original sound, or add photos to change the people behind you.
Check the essentials before uploading or buying credits.
Use one person per image. The first photo is the lead, with up to 5 optional background photos (6 photos total). No reference video, music upload or written prompt is needed.
The loaded performance sets the length, framing and action. This template has no duration or vertical-format selector. If you crop the download for a vertical post, check that the lead and supporting people remain visible.
Choose resolution in Settings; 480p is the default. Higher resolution changes the output setting and cost, but cannot guarantee a closer likeness. The finished video uses the reference soundtrack.
Browsing examples is free. The current 480p estimate is 432 credits per video. The 18-credit Basic allowance does not cover this template. Compare resolutions and plans below before purchasing.
A scene with many faces
Different characters, one recognizable performance. Explore community-made Burning Bridges AI videos and choose a direction for your own cast.
Community examples for inspiration. About these videos
Your cast. The same performance.
Start with one photo. The scene, movement and soundtrack are already supplied.
Choose one person with a clear face and visible outfit. Use a photo of yourself or someone who has given permission. Selecting a photo does not start a paid generation.
Keep Background empty to preserve the source crowd, or add up to 5 individual portraits. Use Replace to change a photo without changing its role. Review the order before continuing.
Choose a resolution in Settings, sign in and review the credit estimate on Generate. Submit once, then follow the task in My creations. Open the completed result to watch and download it.
Read the Burning Bridges AI tutorial → for photo preparation, the complete workflow and help with results.
Burning Bridges AI replaces the lead appearance in the prepared party-room performance using your photo. The close-ups, hand gestures and metal cup come from the reference, so you do not need to record yourself performing or find a source video. The finished clip follows the roughly 29-second landscape scene. Choose this tool when you want that specific performance with your own cast; use AI Video for a different scene.
Use a clear photo of one person with the face, shoulders and desired outfit visible. The image guides hair, clothing and build as well as facial appearance. A face-only crop gives the model less information about the rest of the character. You do not need to hold a cup or copy the pose. Fine lettering, jewelry and parts hidden in the photo can change during movement.
Leave Background empty to request a lead-only edit that keeps the original crowd. To recast supporting people, add up to 5 separate portraits after the lead. Order them by first appearance in the reference, left to right when people appear together. There is no click-to-select person control, and extra photos do not create extra people. Overlapping faces can lead to mixed identities, so use only the supporting photos your idea needs.
The completed Burning Bridges AI video includes the reference soundtrack. Gallery examples start muted; check sound in My creations before downloading your result. If the picture is ready but audio processing has failed, use the audio retry offered on that result to restore the track without generating the picture again. Check your rights to the music and photos before publishing.
Choose the version that fits your idea before preparing extra photos.
Use one photo of yourself for the lead and keep the original supporting people. This gives the joke a clear focus and requires no extra portraits. Watch how your face and outfit hold up through the close-ups before sharing the clip.
Add separate photos of consenting friends to request a group recast. Matching shirts or jerseys can suggest a shared theme, as the community hockey example illustrates. Background identities can drift during crowded moments; review each person through the video.
Use a character portrait you created or have permission to edit. Its visible outfit and silhouette guide the appearance. You can prepare a portrait in AI Image first, then bring it here. Unusual anatomy or elaborate accessories may be simplified as the character moves.
These estimates are for one video using the loaded Burning Bridges performance. They include the optional background-photo slots. Check the final estimate on Generate before submitting.
432 credits per video
924 credits per video
2305 credits per video
The Basic plan includes 18 signup credits, which are not enough for one Burning Bridges AI video. Plan cards also cover other tools: their general video counts use different examples. Divide the credits in your chosen plan by the estimate for this template to work out how many full videos they cover.
For your first ideas.
$100.0 charged yearly
2,400 credits/year
Up to 400 images
Up to 133 videos
For a steady creative flow.
$360.0 charged yearly
21,600 credits/year
Up to 3,600 images
Up to 1,200 videos
For more creations, more often.
$599.0 charged yearly
48,000 credits/year
Up to 8,000 images
Up to 2,666 videos
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Prices in USD; taxes and total shown at checkout. Annual plans are billed in full upfront; the monthly price shown is an average. Subscriptions renew automatically; cancel in Billing settings. Subscription credits expire each period; one-time credits never expire. Refund requests: within 72 hours. Eligible refunds deduct used purchased credits and, where permitted, actual non-returned processing fees. Processing fees are capped at 6% of the original purchase amount, excluding separately charged taxes. Terms · Refund Policy.
Costs, waiting, photos and help with your finished video.
You can browse examples and prepare your photos without spending generation credits. Creating a video is paid: the current estimates are 480p: 432 credits; 720p: 924 credits; 1080p: 2305 credits. The 18-credit Basic allowance does not cover this performance. You need to sign in and have enough credits before submitting.
There is no guaranteed completion time. Follow your task in My creations while it processes; you can return to it from your account history. The roughly 29-second figure is the finished video length, not the waiting time. If the task reports a failure, read its message before starting another request.
Yes. Upload the lead photo and leave Background empty. The requested edit changes the foreground person and keeps the original supporting people. You do not need to collect photos for the whole room or record yourself doing the gestures.
Yes, with up to 5 separate background photos after the lead. Use one person per photo and arrange them by first appearance, left to right when people appear together. Photos guide the edit without locking faces to exact positions. People who overlap may be mixed up or resemble the uploads only partly.
The completed result includes the original reference soundtrack. Play the video with sound in My creations before downloading. If audio processing failed, use the audio retry on the existing result when available. This retries the soundtrack without placing a new visual-generation request.
This fixed template has prepared instructions, a roughly 29-second landscape performance and resolution choices in Settings. It has no prompt editor or controls for length, aspect ratio or music. Use the AI Video generator for a different scene and your own prompt, with the input options supported by your selected model.
Check the full clip around the moving cup, hands and overlapping people. For a new attempt, choose a clearer portrait with the face and outfit visible, or reduce the optional cast. A higher resolution alone cannot fix identity or anatomy errors. A new generation uses credits, so decide what to change before trying again.
Open the existing task in My creations and read its status before submitting again. If it completed, reopen the result and retry the download. If it failed or the problem persists, contact support@burningbridgesai.com with the task details and what happened. Billing questions can be submitted through Request a refund; eligibility is explained in the Refund Policy.
Use photos you have permission to transform and get the person’s consent. Check the rights to the footage and music before publishing. Community examples illustrate the idea and do not grant rights to their characters or soundtracks. Follow the site’s Use Policy and make clear that your edited video is AI-generated.
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Upload your lead photo