Make an AI video on your phone: upload to download
Prepare phone photos, use a video template in the browser, and check the downloaded file before sharing your AI remake.
A phone can be the camera, upload device and review screen for a short AI remake. The difficult parts are usually the handoff between the photo library, browser and downloaded file. Prepare those steps before paying for a generation.
Export a usable photo rather than a screenshot
Choose an image that is stored on the device and opens at full size. If it is still only a cloud preview, let the original download first. Export to a format accepted by the current upload control; if a phone-specific photo format is rejected, create a JPEG or PNG copy rather than changing the filename extension.
Inspect the exported copy. A screenshot may include notification banners or editor controls, and a crop made for a profile icon may remove the body needed for dance. For a duo, prepare two separate files so each upload slot has one clear subject.
Open the template in a normal browser tab
Use the template collection to choose a scene. A full browser tab makes it easier to manage the file picker and return to the page than an embedded social-app browser. Read the photo labels before selecting images; some duets assign the first photo to the right role.
You can prepare the photos before signing in. Follow the page's account and availability prompts before submitting a task. Fixed templates provide their own motion reference and instructions, so uploading a screen recording of the preview is unnecessary.
Check the quote before pressing generate
Make sure the selected photo appears in the intended slot. Check the available resolution, output information and credit quote on the page. If a file is rejected, resolve that upload error before submitting rather than repeatedly choosing the same file.
Keep one record of the task you submitted. Visit My videos to check its result rather than pressing Generate again simply because the browser tab was moved to the background. Mobile operating systems can suspend background tabs; a tab refresh is not evidence that the original request failed.
Review in the larger player
Watch the entire result and use the lower-right enlarge control for a floating page player. Check the opening and final frames, face turns, fast hands and floor contact. Small phone previews can hide changes near the edges.
Your browser may require a tap before allowing sound. Check the speaker control and device volume rather than assuming a silent preview means the file has no audio. Playback behavior in the browser is separate from what is present in the downloaded video.
Find and check the actual downloaded file
Use Download on the completed result. The destination depends on your browser settings and operating system, so inspect its downloads list or Files app instead of assuming the clip is already in Photos. Open the saved file and confirm it plays through to the end.
If your posting app expects a library video, save or import the downloaded file using the options offered by your phone. Then add captions and any final audio. For several clips, follow the longer-video editing workflow after downloading each one.