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A spray gesture with a tailored finish
Upload one photo for a Perfume Transition AI video. Use a visible bottle and a short mist sweep to reveal a flat cap, tailored coat and new 11-second look.
Perfume Transition uses a small spray gesture to introduce a complete change of styling. The reference features a cartoon girl in a bright magenta hood holding a green bottle near her face. Later frames show the same character with a flat cap, reflective sunglasses, a tailored waistcoat and a long magenta coat. She finishes by adjusting the glasses. The Perfume Transition reveal should be easy to follow: a bottle in the starting picture, one clear sweep of mist and a settled new look. Prepare the subject and prop together before animating. Keep the face and framing stable while clothing changes beneath the brief visual cover, then let one restrained finishing gesture show the new attitude.
Best for
- A fashion reveal
- a stylized portrait or a character transformation where a small prop motivates a large wardrobe change. A waist-up composition gives the bottle
- face
- cap and coat room to remain visible. Choose one coordinated destination outfit with a clear silhouette
- rather than adding several unrelated costumes
- accessories or background changes during the short scene.
Prepare your bottle-and-portrait transition
Choose your photo
Use one sharp image showing the subject with a perfume-style bottle already held near chest or shoulder height. Keep the hand separated from the face and leave space above the hair for the cap. A quiet room and an uncluttered coat outline help the reveal. If you need a particular starting prop, place it in the image before uploading instead of relying on an empty hand to acquire it.
Generate with the template
Review one short spray, one coordinated wardrobe reveal and a gentle sunglasses adjustment before generating.
Review and download
Check the fingers on the bottle and the spray direction before looking at the wardrobe. The face should stay recognizable through the mist, with glasses sitting evenly and the cap following the head. Watch the coat lapels, sleeve length and bottle shape at the transition. A brief final pause makes it easier to spot a duplicated hand or a prop that has merged into the clothing.
Direct the mist cover and new outfit
Use this reference direction as a starting point in custom-prompt mode. The template runs fixed instructions; remixing is a separate workflow, not an edit to the preset.
Animate the single subject and bottle already present in the uploaded portrait. Preserve the recognizable face, hairstyle, body proportions and original room. The subject makes one small spray gesture, sending a soft mist across the chest and shoulders without covering the face for long. During that mist, reveal a coordinated tailored outfit with a dark flat cap, fitted waistcoat, long coat and reflective sunglasses. Settle into the new look, then make one small glasses adjustment with the free hand. Keep the bottle and fingers coherent, the camera steady and the clothing silhouette clean. One wardrobe transition; no fire burst, extra people, text, logos or rapid cuts.
Before you create
Does the preset need a real flame to change the outfit?
A visible bottle and a brief mist cover set up the Perfume Transition. The source page describes a spray-and-flame variant, but the sampled reference frames mainly show the before-and-after costume and a glasses adjustment. This preset concentrates on that readable wardrobe reveal. It generates a new visual clip from your image rather than applying a fixed filter to existing footage.
Can I change the creative direction?
The preset uses fixed instructions. Copy the reference direction into custom-prompt mode to adapt it; this does not change the preset itself.
What video output should I expect?
The default length is 11s (reference ratio 540/960). The output follows your uploaded photo's aspect ratio and suits A fashion reveal, a stylized portrait or a character transformation where a small prop motivates a large wardrobe change. A waist-up composition gives the bottle, face, cap and coat room to remain visible. Choose one coordinated destination outfit with a clear silhouette, rather than adding several unrelated costumes, accessories or background changes during the short scene..
Create your Perfume Transition video
Upload a clear portrait with a visible bottle to build a compact styling reveal around your own subject.