Chrome carriage: AI video template
The Chrome carriage template recreates this exact shot — silver metallic high-neck top and chrome knee boots in a mirrored futuristic train carriage, cool blue light — with you in it instead. Everything else stays as it is, then it moves like the example: strikes a pose, then walks down the mirrored carriage, chrome boots catching the light. Camera glides backward.
- You add
- One photo
- You get
- 9:16 clip
- Credits
- 90
AI Photo to Video
Chrome carriage1 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
Silver metallic high-neck top and chrome knee boots in a mirrored futuristic train carriage, cool blue light.
How it moves
Strikes a pose, then walks down the mirrored carriage, chrome boots catching the light. Camera glides 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 Chrome carriage 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 Chrome carriage 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.
