Practical guides
Preparing a character portrait
Start from a clear, well-lit image with the face and relevant features visible.
A CONCRETE STARTING POINT
Try this approach
Choose a portrait with a simple background and enough room around the head for the intended crop.
What to check before publishing
Permission and likeness rights still matter; a good input does not guarantee identity consistency.
Turn the idea into a brief
- Write down the customer question this creative should answer. Keep the first version focused on one product and one message.
- Collect the facts and source assets that support the demonstration. Separate footage you can capture from shots you intend to generate.
- Plan the opening, the visible evidence and the next action. Review the result at its final size, with sound off as well as on.
Can VibesUGC help with this?
Use the free tools to prepare a brief, shot list or supporting images. The studio provides video and character workflows where available on your account. Generated footage needs review for product accuracy, and a playbook does not imply an automatic integration with your store.