Airport Arrest Scene
Your face in a staged scene, from an aircraft stairway to a van with flashing lights
Take the lead in a staged AI airport arrest clip. Two FSB officers escort the main character down an aircraft stairway and towards a van with flashing lights. Your photo supplies the face for the central character in this preset scene. Only the face changes. The body, clothing, officers, surroundings and actions come from the original video. Upload a sharp photo of one face in even lighting. The sequence is designed for 8 seconds in vertical 9:16 with sound. It is a fictional scene for entertainment, not footage of a real arrest.
How it works
- 1Upload a face photo
Choose a sharp portrait of one character without facial obstructions or heavy shadows.
- 2Choose the quality and start
Review the scene example, select an available quality and check the price before generating.
- 3Review the finished scene
Check the face on the aircraft stairs and near the van, review the sound and save your clip.
FAQ
What happens in this scene?
Two FSB officers escort the lead character down an aircraft stairway and towards a van with flashing lights. The AI places your face into the preset staged scene. It is not documentary footage.
What photo should I upload?
Use one sharp, front-facing or slightly angled face photo without a mask, dark glasses or heavy shadows. The image should show one person or a character with clearly defined human facial features. Quality is not guaranteed for animal faces or unusual anatomy.
Will my outfit, body and background be transferred?
No. This scene replaces the lead character's face. The body, clothes, movements, officers and background remain those of the video scene, rather than your photo.
What format will I get, and is sound included?
The sequence is designed for 8 seconds in vertical 9:16 with the original clip's soundtrack. Review the face throughout the video, as head turns and movement can affect likeness.
How much does the video cost, and what if generation fails?
The price for your selected quality is shown before you start. Credits are returned automatically if generation fails technically. If generation completes but you are unhappy with the result, another run is charged separately.