Photo guide
Best photos for MT Pop Red Bull AI
Updated Oct 19, 2026
Your photo is the prompt. The MT Pop Red Bull AI model locks choreography to the viral dance reference and uses your image for identity — face, fur, costume or character design. These recipes maximize likeness stability through fast popping motion.
Six recipes that work
| Recipe | Best when | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| The clean selfie | Front-facing, simple background, even light, head and shoulders in frame. | Heavy beauty filters, sunglasses, hair covering the eyes. |
| Full upper body | Arms and torso visible — dance motion needs body context, not just a face crop. | Extreme close-ups that cut off the shoulders. |
| Pet cameo | Dog or cat face-on, eyes open, head and ears in frame. Pets are adapted to perform upright. | Side profiles or mid-jump blur. |
| Illustrated character | Clear head-and-shoulders cartoon or anime front view. | Busy scenes where the character is tiny in frame. |
| Friend cameo (with permission) | Their sharpest solo portrait — only with explicit permission. | Screenshots from private chats or stories without consent. |
| Outfit that reads on stage | Clothes and accessories you want carried into the performance. | Group photos where the model can pick the wrong person. |
Photos we block
- Celebrities and public figures — not allowed
- Minors, in any form
- Anyone who hasn’t given you permission
- Nudity, violence, hateful imagery
Blocked or failed renders are refunded automatically — but a good photo lands on the first try (25 credits at 480p, 50 at 720p).
480p or 720p?
Test new photos at 480p, then re-render keepers at 720p — HD holds facial detail better through fast head turns and arm hits. Full breakdown: 480p vs 720p.
Ready? Upload your photo → · Tutorial: how to make the video