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A brief cover and a layered leaf-costume reveal
Upload one full-body photo for a Torobo Jump AI video. Guide a face-cover transition, a layered green leaf outfit and a small dance in a 12-second clip.
Torobo Jump uses a brief face cover to reveal a leafy costume and a playful new stance. The selected example is a human AI interpretation: a woman starts in a white top beside a well, then appears in a layered green leaf dress and headpiece on a wooden swing. The layered silhouette and small knee bend make the outfit change easy to recognize. Your direction keeps a stable standing subject and requests one obscured transition into green leaves, followed by a short in-place sway. The face, skin tone and setting remain the anchors while the costume supplies the surprise.
Best for
- A costume reveal
- a playful leaf-dress transformation or a character-led transition that begins with an ordinary outfit. The Torobo Jump direction can work in a simple courtyard or garden without reproducing the source's swing and well. Use a setting with a few clear edges and enough space around the body so the layered costume can appear without covering nearby objects or blending into dense background foliage.
Create your own Torobo Jump transition
Choose your photo
Upload a full-body adult with a clear face and both hands visible below or beside the shoulders. A balanced standing pose is easier to animate than a person perched on a narrow prop. Leave space around the hips, knees and head for the leaf dress and headpiece. Keep the skin evenly lit, and avoid a green outfit that already disappears into the background because it can make the reveal hard to distinguish.
Generate with the template
Keep one brief covered transition, a green leaf-costume reveal and a restrained final sway without changing the subject's identity.
Review and download
Check that the same face returns after the covered moment and that the hands separate cleanly when they lower. Leaves should form a coherent costume around the body rather than replace the skin or add goat features. Watch the knee line and shoes as the final sway begins. A short, settled costume reveal is more readable than asking for a jump, swing motion and several camera changes at the same time.
Guide the face cover and leaf-dress change
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 adult in the supplied standing image for a Torobo Jump inspired leaf-costume transition. Preserve the recognizable face, skin tone, hair, body proportions and existing setting. The subject raises both hands to briefly cover the face, creating a soft moment of visual occlusion. As the hands lower, reveal a layered green leaf dress and a small leaf headpiece around the same person. Keep arms, hands and feet separate and human. Add a small knee bend and gentle in-place sway, then hold the new outfit clearly. Use one steady full-body view without goat features, altered skin tone, a new swing, text, exact music timing or rapid cuts.
Before you create
Will Torobo Jump turn my face into the cartoon goat?
The creative direction keeps the person in your supplied photo and changes the clothing into a layered green leaf look. The inspiration comes from the Torobo costume-reveal format, but the chosen example already shows a human interpretation. Review the generated face, skin tone and silhouette after the transition. The original character, captions, exact cut timing and source recording are not part of the preset's delivery promise.
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 12s (reference ratio 720/1280). The output follows your uploaded photo's aspect ratio and suits A costume reveal, a playful leaf-dress transformation or a character-led transition that begins with an ordinary outfit. The Torobo Jump direction can work in a simple courtyard or garden without reproducing the source's swing and well. Use a setting with a few clear edges and enough space around the body so the layered costume can appear without covering nearby objects or blending into dense background foliage..
Try the Torobo leaf-costume direction
Start with a clear full-body portrait and use the leaf outfit, rather than a new character, as the transformation.