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How to Make a Burning Bridges AI Video?
2026/10/14

How to Make a Burning Bridges AI Video?

Quick answer

Create a Burning Bridges AI video starring you, your friends or your own characters. Upload one clear main character photo to the Burning Bridges AI generator, then optionally add up to five supporting photos and an environment image. Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds and your resolution, review the credit quote and generate the performance. Open History to preview and download your video.

What do you need to make a Burning Bridges AI video?

You need one main character photo. Supporting photos are optional, so you can start with a single portrait or build a cast of up to six characters: one main character and five supporting characters.

Choose a photo with a visible face, good lighting and upper-body detail. Each additional photo should show one distinct character. People, original fictional characters and suitable pet portraits can make creative inputs. Use photos you have permission to include in a generated video.

The scene is a lively indoor performance, with warm lighting, expressive movement and close interactions. Your photos establish the cast. You do not need to record a performance yourself or write a custom prompt.

A completed Burning Bridges AI video featuring a fox character and supporting cast

Frame from a completed five-second scene, capturing lively character interactions and an expressive ensemble performance.

Create your Burning Bridges AI video with your own main character photo.

How do you create the video step by step?

1. Open the Burning Bridges Video workspace

Open Burning Bridges AI. The first tab is Burning Bridges Video; the second tab gives access to Photo to Video scenes. Use the dedicated Burning Bridges tab for this performance.

Burning Bridges Video workspace with main and supporting photo uploads, duration, resolution and optional environment

Duet Booth workspace, captured October 14, 2026.

2. Upload your main character photo

The main character upload is required. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP photo with one clearly visible subject. A portrait with visible shoulders and clothing provides more appearance detail than an extreme face crop. Avoid heavy blur, large stickers and overlapping faces.

3. Add supporting photos if you want a cast

Add up to five supporting photos. Arrange them in your intended left-to-right starting order and use the reorder controls when needed. Remove any photo that does not belong in the cast. Keep the main character photo first.

Supporting photos define your additional cast, and their upload order guides the characters’ starting positions from left to right. For your first clip, choose one or two key supporting characters to keep your cast easy to plan.

The Environment upload is optional and separate from the cast. Add a clear photo of your intended room or setting, or leave it empty for the default scene. An environment photo guides setting details rather than adding another character.

4. Choose duration, resolution and an optional environment

SettingChoicesStarting point
Duration5, 10 or 15 seconds5 seconds for a short first clip
Resolution480p, 720p or 1080p480p for quick drafts and preview clips
Format16:9Fixed horizontal composition

Longer clips let you enjoy more of the performance. Choose 720p or 1080p for sharper facial details and higher-definition footage ready for social-media sharing. Review the displayed quote after changing settings.

5. Review the quote and create your video

Sign in, review the number of credits and select Create video. Creating a video is a paid action; browsing the page and choosing photos or settings do not submit a generation.

Once you select Create video, your task enters the background generation queue and continues processing even if you leave the page. Open History at any time to follow its progress, preview the completed performance and download your video.

Which photos work best for the main character and supporting cast?

Clear, distinct subjects are more useful than matching poses. Keep faces visible, avoid complicated collages and choose clothing you want represented in the scene.

Photo choiceWhy it helpsWhat to avoid
Main character with visible face and shouldersEstablishes the lead appearanceExtreme crop or heavy shadows
One subject per supporting photoKeeps cast references separateSeveral overlapping people
Distinct clothing and silhouettesMakes characters easier to tell apartReusing the same photo for several roles
Similar visual clarity across the castGives each character useful detailA crisp lead portrait beside very blurry supporting photos

For the strongest character detail throughout an energetic performance, use well-lit upper-body portraits with a clearly visible subject. Give the face, shoulders and clothing enough space in the photo to bring each character’s appearance into the scene.

Is a Burning Bridges AI video free?

Generation uses credits based on your chosen duration and resolution. Your credit total is shown before you generate, so you can choose the settings that fit your budget.

Each new video uses the credits shown in your quote. If a system or technical failure prevents your task from completing, the reserved video credits are automatically returned to your account.

What should you check before sharing the completed video?

  • Main character & Cast: preview the full performance and enjoy how your lead and supporting characters interact on screen.
  • Motion & Pacing: pick the strongest gestures and expressions as highlight moments, then use a standout moment as the hook for your short video.
  • Composition: the 16:9 widescreen format gives a cast of up to six characters room to perform together. For TikTok, Reels or other 9:16 platforms, center the full frame with letterboxing or background padding, or use keyframed pan-and-crop edits to keep the cast in view.

Keep the original download before making social-media edits. That gives you a clean copy if you want a different crop later.

Which workflow should you choose?

A dedicated preset is useful when you want this performance format with a small number of settings. A general video editor gives you more control over cropping and captions after generation, but requires additional editing work. Recording your own performance gives direct control over actions and expressions, while taking more preparation and filming time.

Use Duet Booth Burning Bridges AI when you want to start with photos and a prepared performance scene. Bring your cast together, choose your settings and create a performance to share.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use only one photo?

Yes. One main character photo is required. All five supporting-photo positions are optional.

Can I change the supporting-photo order?

Yes. Arrange supporting photos before submitting the task. Their order is part of the cast direction saved with that generation.

Can I create a vertical Burning Bridges video?

The fixed 16:9 widescreen format gives your main character and supporting cast plenty of stage space to perform together. To share on a vertical platform, open the download in a mobile editor and add background padding above and below, or pan the crop to follow the action. You can tailor the framing to each platform while keeping the cast at the heart of the video.

Does closing the page cancel the video?

No. The task continues processing. Return to History to check its status and download the result when ready.

Does a larger resolution guarantee a better result?

A higher resolution gives you more pixels for a sharper presentation. Choose 480p for a first draft or 720p and 1080p for higher-definition sharing. Clear, well-lit photos help bring out your cast’s facial features and clothing at every resolution.

Have your main character photo ready? Create your Burning Bridges AI video.

Sources and verification

Updated October 14, 2026. Review the displayed settings and quote before creating your video.