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damon salvatore ai tutorial
Upload one photo and get a 20-second Damon Salvatore meme video, 1:1 square. The template's own audio is mixed into the video in your browser when you turn the soundtrack on. 1350 credits with Premium 480p.
This template needs a larger credit pack: its cheapest video is 1350 credits, and only your first full Premium 480p video is discounted to 450 credits.
Use everyday photos of yourself or friends who agreed to appear. Photos of public figures, and film or music video stills, won't pass review.
This template needs a larger credit pack: its cheapest video is 1350 credits, and only your first full Premium 480p video is discounted to 450 credits.
By uploading, you confirm this is your photo or you have permission to use it. Photos of celebrities, public figures, and politicians are not supported.
Background
About the Damon Salvatore template
The Damon Salvatore template turns one photo into a 20-second square video of one person speaking to the camera. The form shows the price before generation, and the default version starts at 1350 credits.[2]
What the Damon Salvatore template is
This template is inspired by a TikTok clip by @daamonnx: one person standing in a dim room and talking to the camera with small hand gestures, about 20 seconds in a square frame. The page shows our own finished video, not that clip.[1]
The template is named after the character Damon Salvatore. The page uses no photo or footage of the character or of the clip's original performer: the uploaded photo supplies the face, and the inspiration clip supplies the framing, gestures and timing.[2]
The render is silent at the provider; the browser mixes the source clip's own audio into the finished file when the music switch is on.[2]
Where this template came from
Inspired by that TikTok clip, the template keeps its framing and timing: the page describes what the clip shows and what the template renders, and nothing beyond them.[1]
The inspiration clip
One person speaks to the camera in a dim room, with a steady camera and small gestures, across a square clip of about 20 seconds.[1]
The template
The template keeps the inspiration clip's square frame and its full 20 seconds, so nothing is cropped and no cut is shortened.[2]
This page
This page publishes the background, the how-to steps and the questions below the generator.[2]
Popular versions
Explainer to camera
The inspiration clip is an explainer: one person talks to the camera, lifts a hand to make a point and nods along with the explanation.[1]
Square talking head
The template keeps the square frame and the single-person framing, so the finished video reads like a short phone clip of someone answering a question.[2]
With music
The finished file can carry the template's own audio. After the video is ready, the music switch mixes it in; turn the switch off for a silent file.[2]
What this template keeps and what it changes
Kept
The template keeps the single-person talking-head framing of the inspiration clip: one person in view, facing the camera.[1], [2]
The template keeps the square frame and the full 20 seconds of the inspiration clip rather than cropping the frame or shortening the length.[2]
Changed
The face and the clothing come from the uploaded photo. The inspiration clip supplies motion, framing and timing only, and the prompt forbids copying the original performer's appearance.[2]
The finished video can carry the template's own audio, mixed in by the browser when the music switch is on.[2]
The acceptable use policy requires uploads to feature yourself or a consenting adult, and it does not accept photos of minors, celebrities, public figures or politicians.
How to make a Damon Salvatore video
Use the form on this page to add one photo into the slot labeled You. The page asks for one person per photo with the face clearly visible, in JPG, PNG or WebP under 20 MB.[2]
Read the price, then generate
Choose Premium and a quality. Check the cost shown before submitting: the default version of this 20-second square video starts at 1350 credits. The privacy policy states that videos are generated through APIMart or Kie.[2]
Download the MP4
The privacy policy states that you can download and share the finished video. The file can include the template's own audio, mixed in by the browser when the music switch is on.
Photo tips
The photo guide recommends one person per photo, with a clear front-facing face and balanced lighting. Avoid strong backlighting that leaves the face in shadow.
Use a photo of yourself or a consenting adult. Do not use photos of minors, celebrities, public figures or politicians.[4]
How to post a Damon Salvatore video
The finished file is a square MP4 of about 20 seconds, so it fits a feed post as well as a short-video app. The privacy policy confirms that you can download and share the file, and that the video's media link stops working after a limited time.[2]
Acceptable use rules apply when posting: the person in the photo must have agreed to appear, and the photo cannot feature a minor, celebrity, public figure or politician.[4]
Sources
- [1] Inspiration source: @daamonnx on TikTok
- [2] Damon Salvatore template page
- [3] Privacy policy
- [4] Acceptable use policy
- [5] Photo guide
- [6] Refund policy
- [7] Contact page
What changed on this page
First publication of the background section beneath the generator.[2]
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Questions about the Damon Salvatore template
Damon Salvatore is the name of the character this template is titled after. The page uses no photo or footage of the character or of the clip's original performer, because the uploaded photo supplies the face.[2]
No. The contact page says: Not affiliated with any artist, label, brand or platform. This page is not affiliated with the character's rights holders either.
The inspiration clip shows one person standing in a dim room and talking to the camera with small hand gestures, in a square frame of about 20 seconds.[1]
This page uses one photo to create a 20-second square video. The default version starts at 1350 credits, and the price is visible before you submit.[2]
The privacy policy states that uploaded photos and finished videos remain in your generation history for 30 days from when the video is generated successfully, whether generated through APIMart or Kie. After 30 days, they are no longer available in your account, with the entry marked as expired.
Yes, unless you turn the music switch off. The browser mixes the template's own audio into the finished video after it is generated, and turning the switch off gives you a silent file.[2]
The refund policy states that failed videos are refunded in credits automatically, and you can try again.
Usually a few minutes for a 20-second video, including a quick photo review.[2]
You can download the finished video and share that file. The video's media link stops working after a limited time.[3]
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