Phone Stuck to Train AI / Motion Transfer

Pair a photo with a Motion Transfer trend, template, or clip

Motion Transfer makes a new clip by combining character photos with movement that already exists. That movement can come from a fixed trend, from a community or classic template, or from a reference video you upload. The photos supply appearance. The motion reference supplies gestures, timing, and camera. Phone Stuck to Train is one fixed trend you can use as a worked example: the platform run is already loaded, and the page asks for a single Main character photo.

Use a fixed trend when the performance is already chosen

The trends directory collects prepared performances. Preview a card, then open the tool if the action matches what you want. Phone Stuck to Train AI is the window-and-platform run: one required photo, labeled Main character · Photo 1. On 6 November 2026 that page showed a length of about 14 seconds, sound, a mode choice of Economy, Standard, or Original, and a resolution control. The trend supplies the platform run and the viewpoint that pulls away. Your photo supplies the lead.

Other fixed trends publish their own photo counts. Some ask for one picture; others ask for a photo per role. Read the slots on the tool you opened. A nearby name in search is not the same performance.

Use a template or your own clip for a different performance

The Motion Transfer workspace can start from a template or from a file you add. A community template brings a motion clip, numbered photo slots, and a prompt. Put each person in the numbered slot that template already assigned. A classic template brings the motion video and keeps the photo you provide. Uploading your own clip is the other start: use one continuous take of the action you want, cut away unrelated shots, and add the character photo beside it.

That workspace shows the model it will run, the photo count, the motion length, and settings such as resolution. Those labels belong to the workflow on the screen. They are not the Economy, Standard, and Original row on the Phone Stuck trend, and they are not a reason to assume every template lasts 14 seconds.

Fixed trends in the directory include sound and do not ask you to upload a soundtrack. A preview can start silent, so turn sound on before you judge it. A community template or the main workspace can show a different audio switch. Use the switch on the screen where you will generate.

Match one photo to the Phone Stuck run

For this trend, choose a photo of one person with a readable face and hair, the clothes you want in the clip, and enough of the body for a run. A standing or three-quarter picture is enough. The photo does not need a station, a phone in hand, or a running pose. A tight face crop leaves the outfit and the legs unspecified once the camera moves back. A second person, heavy blur, sunglasses, or a hand across the face gives the edit less to follow.

The moving viewpoint is already in the trend. Do not put a phone on a moving train or chase one on foot to build this shot. Use a picture you already have.

Read the panel before you spend credits

On the Phone Stuck trend, check Economy, Standard, or Original, the length, and the resolution. Generate shows the credit estimate for that setup. Changing the resolution changes the estimate, and the number can move later, so use the figure on the panel in front of you.

Adding the photo does not start a paid video. Playing the trend’s preview does not start one either. Sign in and use Generate when you want the job. Replaying or downloading a finished video from My creations does not start another one.

In the main workspace, read the model, length, resolution, and audio control that are actually displayed, and use that screen’s estimate. Do not carry the Phone Stuck trend’s length onto a different template.

This homepage makes one vertical version of the platform run: one photo, about 14 seconds, 480p, and one-time video passes. Current packs are in the pricing section. A video pass here is spent by a video started here. Motion Transfer’s credit estimate applies to a video started on Motion Transfer.

Check the Phone Stuck result before you share it

Play the finished video with sound, from the window through the exit:

1. Pause on the hands where the phone meets the glass.
2. Look at a moment with other passengers and see whether faces blend.
3. Follow the run, including the hands and the feet.
4. At the end, the lead leaves the frame and the platform continues. That exit is part of the loaded sequence.

A leftover second body, or a face that falls back to the source performer mid-run, is a reason to try a clearer photo. Fast motion can shift small details. The public preview is not a promise that your result will match it frame for frame. If the viewpoint collapses into a handheld chase, generate again from the Phone Stuck trend instead of filming the train. For a different action, open another trend or upload a different continuous clip.

Use media you are allowed to use

Upload a photo of yourself or of someone you may depict. If you bring your own video, you need the same permission for that footage. Motion Transfer’s acceptable use policy covers its generation workflows. Creating a clip does not give you the soundtrack, the filmed performance, or another person’s likeness, and the result is not proof that anyone was at a station. If the place you post it asks, say that the video is an edit.