How to make the Bulin 47 video (step by step)
Make your Bulin 47 video step by step: choose a selfie, check the free preview, create the 15-second remix, follow its progress and download it.
You can make your Bulin 47 video from a phone or computer. Here is what to do in the Studio, where to check the result, and what happens if a task fails. For video specifications and limitations, read how the remix works.
1. Prepare one clear selfie
Use a recent photo of yourself or another consenting adult, facing the camera in even light. Keep the person’s face visible, without sunglasses, masks, hands or hair covering it. Head-and-shoulders framing works best. Check the selfie tips before uploading.
2. Choose your photo in the Studio
Open the Studio on the homepage, confirm the consent statement and choose your photo. Sign in when prompted. Verify your email to use the free preview if your account has not already used it.
3. Check the free preview
For an eligible verified account, choosing the photo starts the preview automatically. If you chose it before signing in, follow the sign-in prompt to continue. Watch the task’s progress in the Studio, then play the 2-second watermarked preview to check the likeness. The preview is for viewing on this website.
4. Create the full video
When you are ready, create the full 15-second 720p video for 10 credits. Use your existing balance or buy a one-time pack; the Single pack includes 10 credits for USD 9.99. Check your selected photo before starting.
The task can take several minutes. You can leave the page and check the full video’s status in My videos later. While it is still running, follow that task’s status rather than starting another video.
5. Download and post
Once the full video is ready, open it in My videos and download the version with the original audio or the silent version. Use the silent copy if you want to add a sound inside TikTok or Instagram. Read the sharing tips before posting.
If something goes wrong
A failed preview restores your free preview opportunity. The credits used for a failed full video are restored automatically, once. If a finished full video clearly does not show you, follow the help instructions in Credits and refunds.