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Prepared templates vs manual editing
Choose prepared templates for a personal clip with a fixed scene. Manual editing is a better fit when you need detailed control over cuts, timing or the final composition.
| Choice | Sandbox | Manual editing |
|---|---|---|
| Starting material | Authorized portrait | Editable footage |
| Control | Prepared scene | Detailed timeline control |
| Best fit | Personal template clip | Custom sequence |
When does manual editing make more sense?
Manual editing makes more sense when you need to change the sequence or combine footage. It takes more setup but gives you control over the edit.
When should I use a prepared scene?
Use a prepared scene when the listed action already fits your idea. Review the template first, since you cannot direct each movement.
Does a template replace an editor?
No, a template handles a narrow task. You may still want an editor to trim a saved result or add it to a larger personal project.
What is Sandbox?
Sandbox turns an authorized portrait photo into a personal video using a prepared face swap template. It is not a live camera filter or a service for impersonating people.
What will I receive?
You receive an MP4 video without a watermark. There are 2 available templates. The selected template sets the scene and action. Face shape, motion and expressions can change. Results vary and the template limits what can be replaced. A delivered video keeps its credits; credits return if no video arrives within 24 hours.
What do the packs cost?
1 credit: $9.90 USD; 2 credits: $19.90 USD; 5 credits: $39.90 USD. Packs are one time purchases and credits do not expire. There is no subscription or free trial. Purchases can be combined in the same wallet.
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