Keep the face or pet visible
Choose a sharp image where the eyes, face shape, hairline, or pet features are easy to read.
Tiny Desk AI photo requirements
A clear photo gives each selected performer position a more useful identity reference. Use these checks before you create the video.
Choose a sharp image where the eyes, face shape, hairline, or pet features are easy to read.
Soft, consistent light helps the uploaded reference stay understandable during the fixed-template edit.
Separate photos make it clearer which person or pet belongs in Lead, Sax, Keys, Back left, or Back right.
Upload only images and likenesses you own or are authorized to transform and publish.
Useful details
A single front-facing adult or pet reference makes the mapping clearer than a crowded group screenshot.
Avoid tiny faces, heavy blur, harsh shadows, sunglasses, and hands covering the face or pet features.
Use only authorized adult or pet images. Do not upload minors, public figures, celebrity likenesses, or protected promotional assets.
Before you upload
Check whether another person could clearly identify the face from the image alone. If not, the model has to guess before it can place the face into the selected scene.
Input choices
The number of photos should match the number of performer positions you plan to change.
Start with one readable portrait when you are testing a single position.
Use a separate dog or cat reference for every selected position.
Prepare five separate files and review every role mapping before you submit.
Photo questions
Use one sharp, front-facing photo with visible eyes, face shape, hairline, or pet features. Avoid heavy blur, tiny faces, and crowded group photos.
Yes. Pet photos can be used when you own the image or have permission to use it. Choose a clear image where the animal’s face is easy to read.
No. Tiny Desk AI accepts adults or pets only. Do not upload minors, public figures, celebrity likenesses, or protected promotional assets.
Completed jobs follow the site’s private history and media delivery flow. Check the result state or history entry after submission.
Check the original task status and failure message before submitting the same request again. Qualifying failures follow the site’s configured credit-refund path.
Review the source rights, likeness permission, AI disclosure, third-party materials, and destination-platform rules before publishing.
Have your photos ready?
Use one clear adult or pet reference per selected position, then verify the role labels before generation.
Keep your video moving
Choose a one-time pack and continue with the video template you already selected.
One complete cast experiment.
Compare three cast combinations.
A full set of creative cast tests.