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How to make a Drake Burning Bridges AI video
Make your Burning Bridges AI video from one photo: choose a portrait, sign in, generate and download with music. Includes photo tips, template and prompt advice.
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1. Prepare one clear portrait
You only need one photo to start. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, and make sure you have permission to upload it. A simple portrait with the face, hair and upper body visible gives the AI clearer appearance cues than a distant group shot or a screenshot covered by text.
- Use a front-facing or slightly angled portrait with eyes, nose and mouth visible.
- Avoid sunglasses, masks, hands across the face, heavy beauty filters and motion blur.
- Keep some space around the head and shoulders; do not crop through the chin or hair.
- Crop group photos down to one person before uploading.
2. Sign in with Google and upload the lead
Examples, pricing and this guide are visible without logging in. Uploading a photo, buying credits, generating a video and returning to the result require Google sign-in. The same account keeps your credits, task progress and finished downloads together.
Upload one portrait for the main character. The party reference, crowd, camera movement and music are already part of the studio, so there is no template file to download, no song to choose and no prompt box to fill in.
3. Buy a pack and generate the video
You can preview the three example videos for free. Creating your own video is paid: 1 video for $12.99, 3 for $34.99 or 10 for $99.99, in USD before applicable taxes. There is no subscription, and unused credits do not expire.
Each new generation uses one credit. The finished download is a 20-second, 720p, landscape 16:9 MP4 with music. If generation is unavailable, you can buy a pack once the service resumes.
4. Track progress before starting again
After you click Generate, open My videos to follow the task. You can leave the page and return later with the same Google account. Completion time varies with queue conditions, so a task that is still processing has not failed yet.
If your browser refreshes or the connection drops, check My videos before creating another task. A confirmed failed generation automatically returns one credit, but starting a second task while the first is still processing uses another credit.
5. Review the full clip and download your MP4
Watch the whole result before sharing. Check the face as it turns, hands during gestures, clothing edges, cup movement, background guests and whether the music plays as expected. Browser video players can start muted, so turn on the speaker control and check your device volume before assuming audio is missing.
Download finished videos within 30 days; uploaded photos are kept for up to 7 days. The file is landscape 16:9. If you crop it for a vertical social post, preview the crop across the full 20 seconds because the moving camera can cut off guests, hands or the lead subject.
If you are looking for a Burning Bridges AI prompt or template
You do not need to write a prompt or download a template here. The party scene and music are ready: watch the examples, sign in with Google, upload one portrait, buy credits, generate and download your video.
If you want to experiment in another AI video tool, use a prompt only as part of the setup. You still need to confirm that the tool accepts both the portrait and the party reference you plan to use, supports the length and aspect ratio you need, and can handle audio or let you add music later. The prompt below is an illustrative starting point, not an official original prompt or a promise that another tool will match this site.
Use the attached portrait as the appearance reference for the main foreground subject. Re-create a lively indoor party scene guided by the attached reference video’s camera movement, framing, dancing gestures, cup movement and crowd rhythm. Keep the other guests and room consistent with the video reference. Maintain the subject’s identity across the clip; avoid captions, logos and unrelated scene changes.
When a task or payment needs help
First check My videos and your remaining credits. If a video stays unresolved or a purchase has not appeared, email support with your sign-in email, a short description of the problem, and a video ID or payment receipt if available. Do not send passwords, card numbers, security codes or API keys.
Download a copy before deleting a finished video. Deletion is permanent and does not return its generation credit.
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