Hawak Mo Ang Beat AI Video Template
One person photo. Choose a sharp, evenly lit photo of one person. A waist-up or full-body view gives more appearance detail than a tight face crop. Keep hair and clothing visible.
Recognizable moves. Your own cast. Explore photo-to-video templates, motion references and classic remixes, then give one your spin.
One person photo. Choose a sharp, evenly lit photo of one person. A waist-up or full-body view gives more appearance detail than a tight face crop. Keep hair and clothing visible.
Performer photo. Choose one clear portrait with a visible face and shoulders. Describe the suit separately if your photo shows a different outfit.
Lead performer photo. Add one clear photo of the lead performer. Show the face and upper body; describe the outfit, prop and supporting characters in your notes.
Main character photo. Add the main character first. Up to three friend photos are optional, with one person in each image. The dog is part of the scene; no pet photo is needed.
Main character photo. Add a portrait for the seated character and a separate photo of the vehicle. A three-quarter vehicle view with all wheels visible gives useful shape and color detail.
Three-view character card. Combine three full-body views of the same character into one image. Keep the face, clothing and footwear consistent across the card.
One-person photo. Choose one sharp photo of one person, with a visible face and the outfit you want to use. An unobstructed upper-body photo is a useful starting point.
Four-view character sheet. Upload one image containing front, left, right and back views of the same person. Show the full body and use matching clothes and boots in every view.
Choose two portraits or one photo with both subjects. People and pets can share the scene.
Two separate character portraits. Keep the first and second roles distinct through the scene cuts.
Two references of the same adult subject: a face portrait and an appearance/body photo. Exact choreography needs a compatible motion-transfer workflow.
Use a clear pet photo as a character reference. Costume and character consistency depend on the future generation model.
A clear person photo plus a suitable motion reference. Study the movement and adapt the prompt to your subject.
A solo performance, a group reaction or a car stunt. Match your cast and reference photos to the scene before writing your prompt.
Open AI video generatorWatch the preview and check its reference label. Choose a solo dance, a duo like Hotel Lobby, or a full-body character move such as Football 360.
Use a portrait for Bulin 47 or Popstar, add optional friends for Sniffer Dog, or pair a person with a vehicle for Unbothered. Football character templates use a combined multi-view image.
Open a template to add photos, edit the prompt and save your video brief. Reference entries include a motion reference and a prompt you can adapt in the general workspace.
Preview a format and check the required photo input. Entries marked Workspace open a dedicated tool for your photos, prompt and video brief. Preview + prompt entries let you explore the reference and copy a starter prompt.
Choose a reference that fits your idea, add your own photos and adapt the prompt to the subject and setting. Use the example to study timing and composition, then save your direction in the matching workspace.
This is a curated collection of AI video formats, motion references and recognizable remixes, not a live popularity ranking. Classic formats such as Dimitri Finds Out are labeled as classic remixes. We add examples as the collection grows; inclusion does not mean a trend started recently.