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Velvet curtain spiral turn in red backlight

Task
Image to video
Resolution
720p
Duration
4 s
Aspect ratio
3:4

Output

A backlit silhouette turns inside a red velvet stage curtain, the fabric wound across her front and her bare shoulders catching a rim of light

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PromptEN468 characters

The velvet curtain sweeps across her as she turns inside it, wrapping her body in one continuous spiral of fabric, then billows out behind her as she steps toward the light. Her bare shoulders and the line of her back come into the glow; the curtain stays wound across her front as she moves. Backlight flares through the gap and dims. Slow push toward the silhouette, velvet rippling the whole time. Cinematic, heavy film grain, deep red and black, glowing rim light.

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SettingValueWhat it does
resolution720pOutput resolution: 480p, 720p by default, 1080p or 4k. It selects a rate tier and governs the delivered format only — it adds no detail the first frame does not already have. Higher tiers mean bigger files and longer renders.
aspect_ratio3:4Output framing, adaptive by default, which follows the ratio of the frame you supplied and spares you a pre-crop. Pick a concrete ratio between 21:9 and 9:16 only when the delivery format is already fixed. No effect on what you are billed.
generate_audiofalseWhether a native soundtrack is rendered in sync with the picture. On by default. Switch it off for silent loops, for material you will score in post, and whenever you are only checking framing.
duration_seconds4Length of the finished clip in whole seconds, 4 to 15, default 5, and the billed quantity. A shot driven by a single frame drifts further the longer it runs, so confirm the motion at 4 or 5 seconds before paying for 15.