Bulin AI · Grey-shutter trio
Dame Hombro AI video maker for the grey-shutter trio. Your center photo leads. Left and right photos replace those dancers, or you can leave a side empty.
Shown clip is an AI remake. The center photo leads.
Create my video01 · The short answer
Dame Hombro AI video generator on Bulin AI. One center photo leads the grey-shutter trio; side photos are optional.
On this site, Dame Hombro is the grey-shutter trio. The clip on this page and on the homepage is an AI remake: a Shiba on the left, a greyhound in a pinstripe suit in the center, and a werewolf on the right. The generator still follows the grey-shutter source. This page opens that trio only.
Generation still uses the grey-shutter source. The clip on this page is an AI remake, not that source. Your photos cast the dancers. The source clip keeps the scene, the timing, and the camera.
Center photo is required. Add left/right photos to replace those dancers too — each photo replaces the whole person and outfit, not just the face. Leave a side empty and AI creates a companion matching the center person's ethnicity. Clear front-facing photos with the upper body visible work best. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB each.
Fixed source: the three-person Dame Hombro original in front of the grey shutter. Your center photo leads; left/right photos replace those dancers, or AI fills them in. Output follows the original 3:4 format, and the matching original audio is added after rendering.
Find the finished video below the form and in My Creations. Review it before sharing.
The generator updates its estimate when you change the model, resolution or length.
How to use it
This page opens the trio generator. The center photo is the lead. Add side photos only when those dancers should be specific people.
Center photo is required. Add left/right photos to replace those dancers too — each photo replaces the whole person and outfit, not just the face. Leave a side empty and AI creates a companion matching the center person's ethnicity. Clear front-facing photos with the upper body visible work best. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB each.
The center photo is required. Left and right photos replace those dancers. An empty side is filled with a different face and outfit that follows the center person’s broad appearance.
Wait for the result below the form, or find it in My Creations. Review the clip, then download it to share.
03 · Made for your next clip
Upload once, review the settings and keep track of your result in the browser.
The grey shutter, the pavement, the static camera, the timing, and each dancer’s choreography come from the original. Your photos set face, body, and outfit.
See the exact credit estimate for your selected settings before generating.
Compare models and choose the supported resolution, duration and format.
If a generation task fails, its generation credits return to your balance.
Check progress here or return to your library to review completed clips.
Use the same upload and generation flow on your phone or computer.
04 · Before you upload
Give the model a clear reference. Generated faces, hands and scene details can vary.
Use a portrait with one obvious subject, rather than a group photo.
Avoid very dark shots and heavy filters that hide facial detail.
Keep the face sharp and unobstructed. Remove sunglasses or anything covering it.
A portrait that includes your shoulders gives the scene a useful starting reference.
The clip is the source for the dance and the camera. The goal is identity consistency for each person you upload. Fine facial and hand detail can still vary between renders.
Watch the result for face and hand details. A new attempt uses credits.
Guides
Browse every published guide: a short summary here, the full explanation one click away.
On Bulin AI, Dame Hombro is the grey-shutter trio. One center photo leads. Left and right photos are optional. The homepage clip is an AI remake, not the source video.
Read the guideA practical guide to the Dame Hombro trio on Bulin AI: which photo goes in the center, what an empty side does, and what the grey-shutter clip controls.
Read the guideCompare Werewolf, Shiba, and Greyhound homepage demos for identity consistency, then try Ultra (Seedance 2.5) on bulinai47.com with your own photo.
Read the guideLearn the Bulin 47 dance Dame Hombro shoulder move in 5 steps, or make the same Bulin 47 dance video from one photo — photo requirements, Standard vs Ultra settings, credits and common mistakes.
Read the guideA Bulin 47 effect comparison of Standard (Seedance 2.0 Mini) vs Ultra (Seedance 2.5): verified credits and resolutions, what paying more does not change, and a same-photo protocol to judge the full clip.
Read the guideSame photo, different sites, very different Bulin 47 AI video results. Judge any recast on identity preservation, whole-clip stability and 1:1 motion and camera fidelity — plus how to make one step by step.
Read the guideCompare Bulin 47 AI video settings before you generate. See how model, resolution, and length change the credit estimate, while aspect ratio changes the frame shape.
Read the guideUse the Bulin 47 AI video generator with one portrait. See how the preset source clip, optional settings, credit estimate, and finished video work.
Read the guideLearn how to make a Bulin 47 video from one photo. Bulin 47 AI uses the original performance as the reference and shows the credit cost before you generate.
Read the guideUse one photo to replace the lead performer in the official original Bulin 47 freestyle video. Recreate its source movement, camera and street setting as faithfully as possible.
Read the guideCompare free Bulin 47 AI video offers. Bulin AI’s 5-credit signup bonus covers one 12-second 480p clip; see how other sites’ previews and bonuses differ.
Read the guideAI video audio out of sync in our hands-on trials: copyright audio rejection can stop a render, and adding audio after silent video can miss the action.
Read the guideLearn how Bulin 47 AI focuses on replacing the lead in the original video while keeping the person recognizable throughout the clip.
Read the guideMore effects
Each page has its own ready-to-use scene and upload flow.
Buy credits once, or subscribe and save. A standard 12-second 720p video costs 10 credits.
Video estimates use Standard (Seedance 2.0 Mini), 720p, 12 seconds. Other models, resolutions and lengths use different credits. Savings compare the cost per standard video.
Credits per 12-second video. Choose the model, resolution and length before each render. Longer clips cost more; every aspect ratio costs the same. The total is rounded up to a whole credit.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 Credits | 10 Credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 Credits | 17 Credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 Credits | 20 Credits | 50 Credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 Credits | 37 Credits | 93 Credits |
Annual prices are shown per month and billed for the full year. See the total and credit allowance on each plan.
06 · FAQ
Quick answers about photos, settings, credits and finished videos.
Center photo is required. Add left/right photos to replace those dancers too — each photo replaces the whole person and outfit, not just the face. Leave a side empty and AI creates a companion matching the center person's ethnicity. Clear front-facing photos with the upper body visible work best. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB each.
The trio form lists the Seedance models. Ultra is Seedance 2.5. You can choose the 12-second or 15-second cut of the same original. The form shows the credit cost before you generate.
Fixed source: the three-person Dame Hombro original in front of the grey shutter. Your center photo leads; left/right photos replace those dancers, or AI fills them in. Output follows the original 3:4 format, and the matching original audio is added after rendering.
Generation uses credits. The form shows the cost before you submit and updates it when settings change. Choose a one-time credit pack or a subscription below; billing and credit validity are shown with each option.
The original controls the grey shutter, the framing, the timing, and the choreography, including the center dancer’s move toward the camera. Each photo controls that dancer’s face, skin, hair, body, and full outfit. The goal is identity consistency for the people you upload. Output stays 3:4, and the matching original audio is added after rendering. You do not write a prompt.
Signed-in users can view progress and completed clips below the form. Your videos also appear in My Creations, where you can review and download them. Completion time varies with the model and queue.
If a task fails, its generation credits are returned. If a completed clip needs a better face match, try a sharper photo with an unobstructed face; a new generation uses credits. AI details can vary between runs.
Add a clear center photo. Left and right are optional. The form shows the credit cost before you generate.
