How to Make a Rumpelstiltskin AI Video

How to make a Rumpelstiltskin AI video: choose a photo for each of two consenting adults, upload them to the generator, review the price and start a paid render. When it finishes, download the 12-second video. This guide covers the photo checks, each step and how to inspect a result before deciding whether to try again.

We run the generator, so this guide describes exactly what it does today, including what it cannot do.

• Two photos

  One for each role. JPG, PNG or WebP, under 4 MB, at least 320 px on the short side.

• Two adults who agreed

  You can use two photos of yourself. No minors, public figures or anyone who has not said yes.

• A card

  Rendering is paid, from $8.90 one-time. Checking the photos is free.

• Time to prepare and render

  Choose and check both photos before paying. Processing time varies with the queue and retries; check progress in My Videos rather than relying on a fixed completion time.

Start on the Rumpelstiltskin AI video generator. Two empty slots sit side by side: The Imp (the dancer who shushes and grins) and The Princess (the spectator reacting in the straw).

The imp performs the shush and dance; the princess provides the reaction. Either consenting adult can fill either role. If you pick the wrong roles, the swap button between the slots changes them before rendering, without re-uploading.

Use a full-body photo, standing, facing the camera, with your shoes visible. The template includes close-ups of the imp’s feet. A complete photo gives the model a reference for the outfit and shoes, but it does not guarantee an exact match.

Even light matters more than a good camera. Stand facing a window, keep your arms away from your body, and make sure nobody else is in the shot.

Here the face comes first. The princess's close-up is the reaction shot — hand over mouth, jaw dropping — and her hair is on screen from behind in the wide shots. Use a waist-up or full-body photo, looking at the camera, with your hair visible and your face clear.

Avoid sunglasses, hands in front of the face, heavy filters and screenshots.

Drop each photo in its slot. Your browser checks size, lighting and sharpness before upload. Face-count checks are available only when the browser supports them. Follow any warning and inspect the photo yourself; passing the checks does not guarantee a good render.

The usual messages are: too small (under 320 px on the short side), too dark, too bright, blurry, no face found, more than one face, and face too small in the frame. Fix it and drop the photo again; nothing is charged for checking.

Tick the box to confirm both people are adults who agreed, then press Generate my Rumpelstiltskin AI video. If you are signed out, you will be asked to sign in first; your photos are kept. A video costs 100 credits, and you see the exact price before paying.

Pick a pack — Starter $8.90 for one video, Value $24.90 for five, Creator $59.90 for twenty — and pay with Stripe. After payment, return to the generator and check the render status. Queue and processing times vary. Once the render is submitted, you can close the tab and find the result in My Videos. Failed renders return their credits. Pricing and refunds.

Download the MP4: 12 seconds, 720p, 16:9, with music and no watermark. Files are kept for 24 hours, so save the ones you want.

Before posting, check both faces, role assignments and motion. Add your caption and use the platform’s AI-generated label. Check the music rules for your account and post; if necessary, mute the included audio and choose a permitted replacement. Song and platform guidance.

Only upload adults who agreed to appear. We do not accept minors, public figures or people who have not said yes; photos are screened on upload, and Responsible use sets out the rules.

Photos travel over HTTPS, are used only to make your video, are deleted 24 hours after upload and are never used to train AI models. Label the finished video as AI-generated when the platform asks, and do not present it as the original clip or as a scene from the 1987 film.