1. Preview this version of the 24 car trend
The demonstration starts with a person in a sunset parking lot. Green 2 and 4 cards and an arm movement lead into a burgundy sports car appearing behind them. The person turns between the camera and car, makes hand gestures, shows green UNO-style 2 and 4 cards, raises their hands to their hair and moves out of the foreground. The ending leaves the car in view.
That sequence matters when choosing a template. The supplied sunset performance includes its own card/arm transition and vehicle appearance timing. The replacement car follows that sequence; it should not appear early or use an added transition. Watch the entire demonstration before uploading.
2. Add separate person and car photos
Both images are required. Use a JPEG, PNG or WebP for each, up to 10 MB and at least 256 × 256 pixels. Keep the eyes, face outline, hair and outfit clear. A sharp upper-body photo is useful because this performance includes several close views and side profiles.
The photo replaces the person's face, hair and clothing. You do not need to hold cards, stand in a parking lot or pose beside a real sports car. Image 2 replaces the existing car, including the ending. Show one whole vehicle from a side or three-quarter view, with both bumpers and wheels visible. Its model, body, paint and wheels guide the replacement; the sunset setting and source placement stay with the video.
Understand the UNO 24 prompt and person and car assignments · Prepare a readable person photo
3. Keep the whole car visible before choosing a crop
The source is 1280 × 720 and lasts 11.70 seconds. Original framing preserves its landscape composition. Inspect the person, card gestures and complete car across the clip, especially when the person leaves and the car becomes the only subject.
You can choose 9:16 or 1:1 for a centered crop. A vertical frame can remove a large part of the car, even when the person's face still looks well placed. For TikTok or Reels, compare that crop with posting the original landscape video in the platform's own layout. Choose 480p or 720p separately from framing.
4. Check permissions, resolution and credits
Confirm permission to use the person's likeness, review both selected photos and their assignments and check the live quote for the selected resolution. The complete 11.70-second source is quoted as 12 started seconds. That rounding is a billing rule, not an extra ending added to the clip.
If you buy credits, return to review the studio settings before starting the video. Keep the saved request available after submission. If progress becomes uncertain, check that request or My videos before generating again; a new request is a separate attempt.
5. Check the face, card digits and car-only ending
Compare the person in front-facing views and profiles. Check both hands when the green cards appear: the intended digits are 2 and 4, and the fingers should still hold the cards naturally. Then watch the move out of view and confirm that the replacement car matches Image 2 and keeps a consistent model, paint, wheels and proportions under the sunset lighting.
Listen to the completed MP4 as well as watching it. The application restores the supplied source track after visual generation; it does not record a voice from the uploaded photo. Review the entire file before sharing it as an AI recreation.
Can I use my own car photo?
Yes. Image 2 is the required vehicle reference; Image 1 defines the person. The car should stay consistent from its source reveal through the car-only ending.
Do I need to paste a 24 car trend prompt?
No. The studio supplies the prepared scene and person-and-car replacement instructions. Its prompt guide explains the intended behavior.
Are the 2 and 4 cards guaranteed to stay readable?
The template asks to preserve them, but generated fingers and card digits can vary. Inspect the card moment before posting.
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Reviewed against the EasyVideoAI studio on October 30, 2026. Check the live studio for current availability and the final credit quote.