Selfie Tease AI Video Effect

Selfie Tease is filmed like a front-camera phone video held at arm's length: your subject tilts their head, twirls a strand of hair, gives a playful pout, then a slow wink at the camera and a laugh. The frame wobbles slightly as if hand-held, which gives it a casual, personal feel that's different from the more cinematic camera moves used in the rest of this collection.

In our test runs on MiniMax H3, a front-camera selfie frame showed a woman in pink satin pajamas pouting, playing with her hair, winking and bursting into a laugh, the frame wobbling slightly like a phone in hand. A man in a white tank lying in bed ran a hand through his hair, gave the camera a pout and a wink, then laughed. Both runs held the handheld wobble at a subtle, believable level rather than making the frame hard to watch.

Because this effect is built to look like a phone selfie, it works especially well on photos that are already framed like one — close, arm's-length distance, held at a slight angle — though it will still generate the same beats on a more formally shot portrait.

The default is five seconds on MiniMax H3, but nothing is locked: pick another model from the list in Studio, such as Seedance 2.0 Fast, Vidu Q3 Turbo or Wan 3.0, or change the length and resolution, and the price on the Generate button follows. We made our samples on MiniMax H3; other models interpret the same wording a little differently.

It's a natural fit for a casual profile update, a playful story-style clip, or a personal, unpolished-feeling moment in a content mix that's otherwise more staged.

The prompt is public and editable. If you'd rather skip the laugh at the end, open it in the generator and remove "and a laugh" from the description.