Neo-Tokyo techwear: AI video template
The Neo-Tokyo techwear template recreates this exact shot — all-black techwear with a long coat and cargo straps on a rain-slick neon street in a futuristic Tokyo at night — with you in it instead. Everything else stays as it is, then it moves like the example: walks toward the camera through the rain, neon reflecting on the wet street. Camera tracks backward.
- You add
- One photo
- You get
- 9:16 clip
- Credits
- 90
AI Photo to Video
Neo-Tokyo techwear1 Pick a look · optional
We put you into this example — everything else stays as it is — then it moves like the example. +20 credits for that step.
What’s in the shot
All-black techwear with a long coat and cargo straps on a rain-slick neon street in a futuristic Tokyo at night.
How it moves
Walks toward the camera through the rain, neon reflecting on the wet street. Camera tracks backward.
How to make it
Step 1
Add your photo
Upload a clear photo of yourself. Good light and a sharp face matter more than the background.
Step 2
We put you in the shot
The example is rebuilt with you in it. Nothing else is changed unless you ask for it.
Step 3
It moves like the example
The finished still becomes a clip with the same motion. Download it or share it in one tap.
FAQ
How do I put myself in the Neo-Tokyo techwear look?
Open this template, add a clear photo of yourself and press Generate. Dromana recreates the example with you in it and then animates it the same way. No prompt needed.
How much does the Neo-Tokyo techwear template cost?
90 credits with the default settings (the recreated still plus a 5-second clip). New accounts get free credits on signing up, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Can I change something, like the colour or the outfit?
Yes. Type the change in the prompt box — for example “in red” or “add sunglasses” — and it is made on top of the example. Leave it empty to get the example exactly.
Will it still look like me?
Yes — the face, skin tone and hair colour come from your photo, and everything else from the example. A clear, front-facing photo works best.
Only use photos you have the right to use. See our safety guidelines.
