HypeMigo
A good first video starts with one small idea: you as the main character in a funny chase, two friends sharing a scene, or a pet taking the spotlight. HypeMigo gives you a template to start from, so you can spend your time choosing the photo and the moment.
Here is a workflow you can follow without writing a prompt or arranging clips on a timeline.
1. Pick a scene before picking a photo
Open the template catalog and browse dance, funny, duo or pet scenes. Watch a reference to understand the mood, then open the template to read its photo requirements.
For example, Crazy Frog starts with one rider photo and describes a playful invisible-motorcycle chase. Heaven Hug takes two separate portraits for an imagined reunion. Choosing the scene first tells you what kind of photo to look for.
The reference is inspiration for a new scene. Its music, length and framing describe that reference clip; they are not a promise that your output will copy it.
2. Give each role its own photo
Add a photo to every required slot. For a two-person template, check which person belongs in each role before continuing. Use one subject per photo, keep the face visible and avoid heavy filters.
HypeMigo accepts JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 10 MB each. A dance or action scene benefits from a half-body or full-body photo with visible limbs. A tightly cropped selfie gives the scene less information about the rest of the body.
If you are unsure which image to use, read our photo preparation guide before spending credits.
3. Save a draft if you are still deciding
Once the required photos are ready, open the photo tips and draft section and choose Save my photo draft. You can return through My studio to continue working.
Photo drafts are stored locally in your browser. They do not sync between devices, and clearing browser data can remove them. Saving a local draft does not generate a video or use video credits.
4. Check the generator before starting
Sign in and read the duration, aspect ratio, service availability and credit requirement shown in the generator. Choose the frame that fits where you intend to use the video. A vertical frame can suit a phone screen; a horizontal frame can suit a wider composition.
Each video uses 20 credits. Credit packs start at $8.90 for one video, are one-time purchases and have no subscription; see the pricing page for all packs. Preparing a draft and starting generation are separate steps.
5. Review and download the result
After the task finishes, watch the whole video. Check faces, hands, the beginning and ending, and any unexpected movement before sharing. The sound is newly generated AI audio, so do not expect the reference track.
Download the finished clip while its download link is available. If you want another version, change one thing at a time—such as the photo or frame—so you can judge the difference. Each new generation is a separate task with its own credit requirement.
A short checklist for your first attempt
- The template matches the idea you want to make.
- Every role has a clear photo you have permission to use.
- The selected duration and frame work for your intended use.
- You have 20 credits available for the video.
- You will review the result before sharing it.
Start with a scene that makes sense even without the original music. A simple, readable idea gives you a clearer way to judge your first result.