The face or movement looks wrong

Compare the photo with several video frames

Pause near the start, during the main movement and near the end. A face can appear convincing in one frame and change during motion. Review the result before sharing it as a likeness of a real person.

1. 1

   Check that the input preview contains the intended person. If several faces are visible, do not assume the system selected the one you meant.

2. 2

   Compare recognizable features such as the eyes, mouth and face outline across frames. Separate an identity mismatch from a pose or lighting change.

3. 3

   Check the action independently: the bread bite, the glance toward the camera and the turn back toward the guests. A two-person dance uses a different reference.

4. 4

   If you decide to try another image, choose one where the intended face is easy to inspect. Change one thing at a time so you can compare the attempts. This is a troubleshooting suggestion, not a guarantee of a better result.

A reference clip does not establish a capability

The names Dime Dime Baby and BbY WOW Dance can be used around different clips. Compare the actual scene and action rather than relying on a title alone.

An example with a certain number of people, a pet or a particular camera angle does not establish that every input of that kind is supported. Keep the source photo and result together when assessing an attempt.