Dame Hombro AI Guide
A practical guide to Dame Hombro AI, the Bulin 47 freestyle, the shoulder-dance templates and the one-to-three-photo workflow.
Two trends, one clear product
Dame Hombro AI brings two related short-video trends into one generator. The first is the Bulin 47 freestyle: a street performance with a fixed venue, a crowd, a centre performer and a continuous camera move. The second is the Dame Hombro shoulder dance: a simple, repeatable routine that moves from domestic rooms to a three-person scene in front of a grey roller shutter.
The site gives each trend its own tab. The Dame Hombro tab contains Baby, Solo, Duo and Trio templates. The Bulin 47 tab reuses the existing local Bulin template and its prepared performance. This matters because the two clips do not share a scene, cast layout or timing. Treating them as one template would make the result less faithful.
What each template asks for
Baby and Solo both use one photo. Baby places a parent-approved photo into a cheerful home clip with a green striped bodysuit, carpet, doorway and soft daylight. Solo gives one performer the lead role in a bright interior.
Duo uses two photos. The first fills the left performer role, the second fills the right performer role. The pair stay in their source positions, so the upload order matters. Trio uses three photos: left, centre and right. The centre role is the visual focus in the roller-shutter scene.
The Bulin 47 tab uses one photo. That image fills the centre performer role while the venue, second performer, crowd and handheld camera remain fixed.
Why the upload form changes
A common problem with multi-template tools is a form that always shows the largest possible set of upload boxes. A three-photo template can then make the entire generator unnecessarily tall. This site avoids that by deriving the number of compact photo slots from the active template. Baby and Solo show one slot, Duo shows two and Trio shows three. Switching back to Bulin 47 returns the form to one slot.
The template card also shows the required photo count before selection. That makes the relationship between the performance and the cast explicit.
What stays fixed
The selected video supplies the scene, camera, action, cast positions and timing. Uploaded backgrounds and photo poses are not meant to enter the result. The photo supplies identity information for the role; the template supplies the motion and visual world.
This is why the product does not require a prompt. Each template uses prepared scene guidance that stays private. Public copy describes the outcome and the input rules rather than asking people to copy generation text.
What a good photo looks like
Use a recent photo with one clear person facing the camera. Keep the face unobstructed and choose even lighting. Avoid heavy filters and sunglasses. For Trio, check the left-centre-right order before generating. For Baby, use only a photo of a child for whom you are the parent or legal guardian and have permission to create a personal family clip.
The uploaded image should be at least 300 pixels on each side. The form reports unsupported dimensions before a paid task begins.
Audio and publishing
Every finished render includes the same prepared audio bed, including Baby, Solo, Duo, Trio and Bulin 47. The audio remains attached to the generated MP4, so the file is ready to preview, download and publish. Check the platform's music and disclosure rules before you post.
Label AI-generated clips where the platform requires disclosure. Do not present a generated video as official footage or imply endorsement by Bulin 47, Kevin Wai or their label. Use photos of people who have agreed to appear.
Pricing and output
The generator offers 480P, 720P and 1080P output. A render costs 50, 100 or 200 credits respectively. Credit packs are one-time purchases from $7.90, with no subscription. A task that fails before a usable video is delivered returns its unused credits automatically.
Start with the right template
Open the Dame Hombro tab for Baby, Solo, Duo or Trio, or the Bulin 47 tab for the freestyle. Choose the template first, then upload the matching photos. The prepared scene, the camera movement and the performance timing stay attached to that choice.
Choose a trend, choose a template, upload the matching cast.
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