The visible change
The person disappears; the empty outer garments lose their support and fall.
Disappear in a beat. Leave your outfit behind.


The person disappears and the empty outer clothes drop onto the ground.
Upload a clear photo and adjust the motion prompt to fit your scene. Check the settings and credit cost before generating.
Choose another effectThe person disappears; the empty outer garments lose their support and fall.
One full-body subject, visible shoes and a clear floor.
Avoid a seated pose, hidden feet or a tightly cropped portrait. Use a simple background so the ending is readable.
Make the person vanish while the empty outer clothes collapse onto the same ground. Keep the ending focused on the recognisable garments and footwear.

The person disappears; the empty outer garments lose their support and fall.
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Use a standing full-body photograph with the feet and floor visible. The empty clothes need room to fall.
Avoid a seated pose, hidden feet or a tightly cropped portrait. Use a simple background so the ending is readable.
Describe the disappearance first, then the empty clothes collapsing onto the floor. Keep the camera and surrounding scene steady.
Check that no person remains and that the clothing and shoes are recognisable on the floor. If the fall is hidden, use a clearer standing pose and a wider crop.
Let the person disappear and end on the revealed background.
Use a clear silhouette and stable setting to show the disappearance.
Prepare an empty scene after the subject vanishes for your own edit.
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View planA portrait cannot show the full disappearance or the clothes landing. Use a full-body standing image with an unobstructed floor.
This direction leaves empty outer clothing and footwear behind. Name the garments to preserve and review the ending rather than asking for the whole scene to disappear.
The reference guides the subject and the scene, but a generated video can change details. Check faces, outlines, clothing, small text and the background before using the result.
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Match your photo to the effect’s input guidance. A blooming object, a framed character and a full-body person need different compositions. Results can vary with subject shape and the amount of visible detail.