Photo guide
Fix the five mistakes in a private-property AI video
Most failed takes come from the input photo, not the idea. Use a straight-on portrait, leave the ears visible, keep one person in frame and avoid hats or heavy filters.
- Choose a sharp image large enough for a full-screen vertical frame.
- Explain that the subject keeps their own face, hair and clothes.
- Keep hands and ears unobstructed when the scene depends on a gesture.
- Use natural light and avoid a photo where the face is partly covered.
Publishing
How to post the private-property meme on TikTok, Reels and Shorts
A strong post gives the viewer the punch line immediately. Lead with the confrontation, keep overlays away from the face and label clearly when a clip is synthetic.
- Export a 9:16 vertical clip and keep captions inside the safe area.
- Write a first line that explains the joke without spoiling the turn.
- Add an AI-generated disclosure where the platform provides one.
- Do not imply that a real person, home or property is involved.
Prompt craft
Why private-property AI prompts fail
A useful prompt controls identity, camera, motion, sound and exclusions. Vague instructions make the model invent a new person or forget the scene structure.
- Lock the subject to the reference image in every shot.
- Describe the camera movement and the physical environment separately.
- List exclusions such as logos, captions, extra people and watermarks.
- Treat every generation as a new take and compare the face before posting.
