How to Make an Oouuh AI Video from Two Photos
You do not need to film yourself singing or playing an instrument. Oouuh AI uses two still photos to recast the familiar kitchen performance. Here is how to choose the photos, keep the roles straight and know what to expect.
1. Choose a portrait for the ukulele player
The first photo becomes the performer on the left. Use one clearly visible adult face with sharp eyes, recognizable hair and even lighting. A close or upper-body portrait gives the model more identity detail than a distant full-body shot. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters, face coverings and multiple people in one image.
2. Choose a separate portrait for the singer
The second photo becomes the performer on the right. The two photos do not need matching backgrounds or lighting. Pick an equally clear portrait so both identities have enough detail. Cats and dogs can also take the roles; choose a photo with a visible face, ears and distinctive coat markings.
3. Upload in the correct order
Open the Oouuh generator and use the labeled slots. Left means the ukulele player; right means the singer. To swap the cast, change the photos before generating. The reference supplies the kitchen, camera position, strumming, sway and singing gestures.
4. Sign in and choose credits
Create and verify an email account, or use Google sign-in when available. Each duet uses 20 credits. Credit packs cover one, three or eight duets and have no subscription. Check the actual example before buying and confirm that you have permission to use the photos.
5. Generate and follow progress
Start the job once. Generation takes several minutes and can run longer during busy periods. Open My videos to see the status; you do not need to keep the upload form open. Avoid starting a new paid job just because the first one is still processing. A confirmed failed job returns the reserved credits.
6. Review the full download
Check the first frame, both faces, the ukulele, hands, mouth timing and the midpoint. The two six-second edits are combined into a twelve-second 9:16 MP4 at 720p. Independent edits can differ, and occasional identity or motion errors remain possible.
What happens to the sound?
The current download uses the original continuous kitchen male vocal and ukulele recording. A female performer photo still uses that recording. Your photos supply no voice audio, and this version does not clone voices or offer a female soundtrack. Use the example’s sound control to hear the current track.
Before you share
Download the completed MP4 from My videos and keep a local copy. Check music and likeness permissions for your intended use, and disclose that the clip is AI-generated. For a delivery issue, contact support with the video ID.