(Trending) Portrait to 3D Map
Turn a portrait and place into a 3D map video
(Trending) Portrait to 3D Map
Turn a portrait and place into a 3D map video
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Turn one portrait and a city or place into a vertical portrait-to-3D-map short video with a memorable visual hook. The skill first arranges the person into a 9:16 opening frame with a white background, while preserving facial features, clothing, pose, and identity as closely as possible. If you specify that the original background, composition, or reference style should be retained, it will follow those requirements. If the photo or place is missing, it will ask you to confirm first. The finished video uses a rotating camera move for a natural transition: the person starts on a white background, then transitions into a 3D city map with dimensional buildings, illuminated road networks, and landmarks, ending on a clear location interface. The video can show English landmark labels, the place name in Chinese, its English name, and country and city information—ideal for travel sharing, personal introductions, city check-ins, and short-video openings. Before generating the video, it shows the required credit cost and waits for confirmation. The default output is an approximately 6-second, 9:16 vertical video. After completion, it checks character consistency, transition smoothness, map depth, and text clarity. When needed, it holds the ending on a readable location interface and saves the editable final video as “Place · Portrait 3D Map Transition.”
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Why we love this skill
Connects a portrait and destination in one polished 3D map transition—from a white-background full-body opening through landmark search to a labeled location card, with character consistency and quality checks.
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- v6
- Last updated
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- Usage-based
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- Auto