Examples & Gallery

See what's possible with NewMe.AI

What Works Best

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Clear Front-Facing Photo

High-quality reference photo produces excellent results

High quality result
20 credits1.5 hours
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Good Lighting Conditions

Well-lit reference ensures clear face detection

Clear face detection
20 credits1.2 hours
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Simple Background

Clean background prevents artifacts

No occlusion issues
20 credits1.4 hours
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Neutral Expression Match

Similar expressions between photo and video work best

Perfect match
20 credits1.3 hours

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Side Profile Photo

Side angle photos don't work well

Face not detected
Why it failed: Face detection requires front-facing view

Poor Lighting

Dark shadows obscure facial features

Detection fails
Why it failed: Insufficient lighting prevents accurate face mapping

Sunglasses Covering Face

Obscured facial features reduce accuracy

Facial features obscured
Why it failed: Eyes and face structure need to be visible

Multiple People

Multiple faces in frame cause confusion

Wrong person detected
Why it failed: AI cannot determine which person to use

Use Case Examples

Social Media Content

Before
After

Create viral content without being on camera

Used by
@CreatorName
2.3M followers
Video length
15 seconds
Credits used
30
Processing time
45 minutes

E-commerce Product Demos

Before
After

Test products with different models instantly

Used by
BrandName
Video length
30 seconds
Credits used
60
Result
40% increase in conversions

Educational Content

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After

Localize training videos without re-recording

Used by
EdTech Company
Video length
60 seconds
Credits used
120
Saved
$5,000 in production costs

Photo Quality Guide

Best Results

Front-facing
Good lighting
Clear face
Simple background
High resolution
Neutral expression

Avoid

Side profile
Poor lighting
Face obscured
Busy background
Low resolution
Extreme expression

Motion Video Guide

Best Practices:

Clear, centered subject
Consistent lighting throughout
Smooth, steady camera movement
Face visible in most frames
1080p or higher resolution
24-60 fps

Avoid:

Extreme motion blur
Face covered or obscured
Rapid lighting changes
Multiple people in frame
Very low resolution (< 480p)
Extreme close-ups or wide shots

Pro Tips

1

Test with Safety Checker First

Use the free Safety Checker to verify your reference image will work before spending credits.

2

Start with Shorter Videos

Test with 10-15 second clips first to ensure quality before generating longer videos.

3

Use High-Resolution Source Files

Better input = better output. Upload 1080p when possible.

4

Match Expressions and Angles

Reference photo should have similar expression and angle to the motion video for best results.

5

Keep Backgrounds Simple

Complex backgrounds can cause artifacts. Use plain or slightly blurred backgrounds when possible.

Quality Comparison

Resolution Impact:

480p

10 credits

Good for testing

Recommended

720p

20 credits

Best balance quality/cost

1080p Source Upscaled 4K

50 credits

Professional quality

Featured Creations

From our community:

"Created 100 TikToks in one afternoon"

— Sarah, Content Creator

2.3M views

"Saved $10K in product photography costs"

— Mike, E-commerce Store Owner

40% conversion increase

"Localized training videos for 12 languages"

— Alex, Corporate Trainer

80% time savings

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