One portrait and one tap. Eight seconds, one price.
What this template is
Glow Poster is the shortest and the most controlled of the templates: one portrait, one spotlight, one slow turn. It looks like a fashion poster that starts to move, and it is the template to pick when the face itself is the subject rather than the dance.
Because the camera stays close, the portrait has more influence here than on any other template. The model is not matching a small face in a wide shot; it is holding one face in a moving light for eight seconds, so the photo quality is what the result looks like.
There is one length and one price. That is deliberate: an eight-second poster shot is either the thing you want or it is not, and a shorter cut would cut the turn in half.
How the reference clip is used
The model copies the movement and camera work from the template's own clip and swaps in your face. That is why every result keeps the same rhythm as the template, and why you never write a prompt.
What the video looks like
Each pair is one upload: the photo on the left, the clip it turns into on the right.
Result
8 s
A portrait in the spotlight
One head-and-shoulders photo becomes the poster shot: the light travels and the person turns.
Result
8 s
A second portrait, same template
A different photo through the same prompt. The framing and the turn stay fixed; only the face changes.
The people in these clips are placeholders made for this demo, not real users.
A silent eight-second loop of a face reads as a photo until it moves, which is the whole trick.
A cover for a highlight
Poster framing holds up as a cover image, and the loop keeps it alive behind a caption.
A look or outfit post
The light travels across the clothes as the person turns, so a strong outfit gets a slow reveal.
A gift for someone else
Make one from a portrait of a friend or a partner, with their permission, and send the file.
Which photos to upload
One photo, and it has a job in the clip:
1
Portrait
The face in the poster. A head-and-shoulders portrait gives the model the most to work with; the camera stays close, so the face is on screen for the whole clip.
A head-and-shoulders portrait, facing the camera, with even light across the face.
A plain background, or one that is already dark. The template supplies its own spotlight, so a busy background fights it.
A photo with a little expression: a calm look or a slight smile reads better than a stiff passport pose.
A photo where the hair and the neckline are visible, because both move with the light.
Sunglasses, masks, or a hat that shadows the eyes. The eyes are the centre of this clip.
Hard flash straight at the face, which flattens the features the model needs to keep the person recognisable.
A full-body photo where the face is small. The camera is close; a small face gives it little to work with.
Heavy beauty filters, for the same reason as on the other templates: the face stops being the face in the photo.
Step by step
1
Add a portrait
Head and shoulders, even light, no sunglasses.
2
Generate
One length only: 8 seconds, 8 credits. The price is on the button.
3
Download
Vertical MP4, ready to post. Say that it is AI when you share it.
How the clip plays out
The clip runs 8 seconds. The template fixes the camera and the pacing; you only swap in the person.
The clip is built around a single move: the person holds in the spotlight, the light travels across them, and they turn as it passes. The opening second is close and still, the middle carries the turn, and the last second holds the new angle. There are no cuts, so the clip can loop back to the start without a visible jump.
Lengths and credits
Length
Credits
Good for
8 s
8
The only cut: 8 seconds, one spotlight, one turn.
1 photo720p9:16From 8 credits
Glow Poster has one length and one price: 8 credits per render, charged when you press Generate, with the exact number on the button. Unlike the longer templates there is no cheaper short cut. A failed render returns the credits automatically; a finished clip that is clearly broken can be reviewed by support with the video ID.
The prompt behind this template
Replace the person in @Video1 with @Element1, keeping the exact same movement, camera path and lighting. A fashion poster comes to life: the person stands in a soft spotlight, then turns as a wash of light moves across them. Keep their face and clothes. One continuous vertical shot, no text, no watermark.
This wording is fixed on the template. You never have to write it yourself.
Model: Kling 3.0 Omni
When it comes out wrong
Problem
Fix
The face looks like someone else
Use a portrait without filters, with the face straight to the camera and even light.
The turn looks stiff
The motion comes from the template clip, so it is the same for everyone. A photo with a relaxed expression makes the held pose read better.
The background is busy
The template adds its own spotlight and backdrop. A plain or dark photo gives it less to reconcile.
The eyes are hidden
Remove sunglasses or a hat that shades the eyes and render again; this template lives on the face.
The render was refused
The safety check rejects some photos. The credits are refunded; try another portrait.
Posting it
Use it as a profile clip or a cover shot: eight seconds is short enough to loop as a background.
Pair it with a slow or ambient sound; a fast beat fights the slow turn.
Keep the AI label on, and say the video is AI-generated when you share it outside the app.
Download it before it expires; the retention window is shown in your account.
Questions about this template
How many photos does Glow Poster need?
One portrait. The camera stays close for the whole clip, so a head-and-shoulders photo gives the model the most to work with.
Can I make it longer than eight seconds?
No. The template has a single eight-second cut, because the move is built around one turn; a longer version would repeat it. Longer clips are on the other templates.
Is it good for a business profile or a headshot?
It works as a moving cover image, but it is an AI-generated clip of a moving person, not a photograph. Keep the AI label on and do not present it as real footage.
Does it have sound?
No, the render is silent. Add a sound in the app you post it from.
Can I use a photo of someone else?
Only an adult who has given you permission, and never a child, a celebrity or a public figure. The consent box confirms this before you generate.
