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Step-by-step walkthroughs of the things AutoHustle does: put your face in a Reel or a TikTok, animate a photo, make it talk, copy a dance, put yourself in a described scene, re-voice a video into another language, and build UGC ads without filming.
How to re-voice a video into another language
Re-voice takes a video you already have and returns the same video speaking another language in the same voice. There is no script to write, no voice to record and no separate dubbing pass — you upload the clip, choose the target language, confirm you have the right to use the footage, and press Generate. This walkthrough follows the actual form, field by field.
How to put your face in an Instagram Reel
The autopilot takes a link to a public Reel and gives you the same Reel with you in it. You build an avatar from one photo, paste the link, and the product reads the source video — the scenes, the pacing, what happens on screen — before it plans anything. The analysis is free and shown to you as a plan with a price on it, so the first thing you spend is a decision rather than credits.
How to put your face in a TikTok
TikTok links go into the same composer as Instagram Reels — the placeholder names both, and the path behind them is identical. You build an avatar from one photo, paste a public TikTok URL, and the product watches the video before it plans anything. The analysis is free and arrives as a plan with a price on it, so nothing is charged until you have seen what we understood.
How to animate a photo into a moving shot
Animate a photo turns one still into a short moving shot. The form is four fields long and only the first is required: a photo goes in, an optional sentence says what should happen, a slider sets the length, and the price in credits updates as you move it. This walkthrough follows the fields exactly as the form presents them.
How to make a photo talk
A talking photo is the same tool as animating one, with the optional audio field filled in. You upload a still, add a voice track, and the lips follow it. The interesting decision is not how — it is which model: the tool's default handles a short line well, while the catalogue's dedicated talking-avatar models are built for the case where the photo has to keep speaking.
How to make an AI dance video with your own face
Copy a dance takes the choreography out of one video and puts you on it. You upload the movement clip, add a full-height photo of yourself, tick the rights confirmation and press Generate. The single most useful thing to know before you start is the length: five to eight seconds is where this technique is strongest, and it is not a billing limit talking.
How to put yourself in any scene
Put yourself in a scene works from photographs and a sentence: several pictures of you go in as identity references, you describe the shot you want in plain words, and the model builds it with you inside. There is no source video and nothing to copy — this is the one tool where the scene is yours to invent.
How to make UGC ads without filming
A UGC ad is a person holding a product and saying a sentence, shot as if by the person themselves. This is a workflow rather than a single tool: you build the shot with Put yourself in a scene, then run the result through Re-voice for every market you sell in. Both halves are walked through in their own guides; this page is the order to do them in and the decisions between them.
One photo is the whole setup
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