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Upload a photo and make the Window Peeper scene: a window-side moment, a caught-in-the-act reaction, and a curtain pull. Start with the Window burger version, then explore the dedicated dance and Mr Bean pages.

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Prompt library

Window Peeper prompt references.

Choose one of 3 scenes. Each one has a prepared prompt that the workbench runs with your photo, so you never have to write one. Videos are 10 seconds, 720p or 480p, 9:16, with sound. Generating needs a purchased pack, from $6.60 per video; there is no free trial.

Window Peeper / Window burgerWindow DanceMr Bean window

How it runs

Prepared prompt, run as written with your photo. Pick 720p High quality or 480p Standard; each quality uses a video from its own pack.

Photo to upload

Person: One clear, well-lit photo with the face visible. Use yourself or a person who agreed. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.

Window Peeper / Window burger video preview

Scene 01

Window Peeper / Window burger

A window-side burger moment, a caught-in-the-act look, and a curtain pull.

Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 staged comedy film of the adult person in @Image1. This is a purpose-built movie set with a consenting performer, not a real home or surveillance footage. Preserve the face, hair, skin tone, age, and clothes from @Image1; never morph. Use @Video1 only for the camera path, framing, timing, and broad action. Do not copy or depict the person, face, costume, logos, or writing in @Video1. Show a fictional apartment-building set at night, with one warmly lit studio window among dark set windows. ONE CONTINUOUS CINEMATIC SHOT from outside the set window. 0–2.5s: a smooth physical camera move approaches the lit window. Inside, the performer sits at a small wooden table with a plain unbranded burger, paper bag, and open red box. 2.5–4s: during the rehearsed performance, they take a large bite and pretend not to notice the filming camera. 4–7.5s: they playfully notice it, freeze mid-chew, and hold a deadpan, mildly annoyed comedic look; no fear. 7.5–8.5s: they slowly set down the burger and stand. 8.5–10s: they pull the curtain fully closed; warm light remains behind it to the end. Realistic window reflections, warm studio interior against cool blue night. No cuts, extra people, logos, writing, subtitles, watermark, face morphing, or distorted hands. Audio: quiet city ambience, paper rustle, soft chewing, curtain swish; no speech or music.

PersonOpen Burger Thru Window generator
Window Dance video preview

Scene 02

Window Dance

A playful dance sequence framed through a window.

Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 staged dance-comedy film of the adult person in @Image1. This is a purpose-built movie set with a consenting performer, not a real home or surveillance footage. Preserve the face, hair, skin tone, age, and clothes from @Image1; never morph. Use @Video1 only for camera path, framing, timing, and broad dance motion. Do not copy or depict the person, face, costume, logos, or writing in @Video1. Show a fictional dark-brick apartment-building set at night, with one warmly lit studio window. ONE CONTINUOUS CINEMATIC SHOT from outside the set window. 0–2s: smoothly approach the lit window until the performer is clearly visible; no digital zoom or cuts. A small plain pink speaker and a curtain sit beside the window. 2–6s: during the rehearsed performance, the person dances joyfully with knee bounces, fist pumps, side-to-side arm swings, and small steps. 6–8s: they pretend to notice the filming camera, slow to a shoulder groove, fold their hands at the waist, and give a cheeky smile; keep the dance playful. 8–10s: they turn and pull the curtain fully closed; warm light remains behind it. Natural acting, warm studio room against cool blue night, realistic reflections. No second person, logos, lyrics, text, subtitles, watermark, face morphing, or distorted hands. Audio: upbeat instrumental music from the small speaker, quiet city ambience, and a curtain swish; no singing or speech.

PersonOpen Window Dance generator
Mr Bean window video preview

Scene 03

Mr Bean window

A silent, expressive comedy beat at a window, inspired by physical comedy.

Create a photorealistic vertical 9:16 staged physical-comedy film of the adult person in @Image1. This is a purpose-built movie set with a consenting performer, not a real home or surveillance footage. Preserve the face, hair, skin tone, age, and clothes from @Image1; never morph or substitute a celebrity likeness. Use @Video1 only for the camera path, framing, timing, and broad action. Do not copy or depict the person, face, costume, logos, or writing in @Video1. Show a fictional dark apartment-building set at night; only one studio window is warmly lit. ONE CONTINUOUS CINEMATIC SHOT from outside the set window. 0–2s: slowly approach until the window fills the frame. Inside, the performer sits at a small wooden table with a plain unbranded burger and paper bag; a curtain hangs beside the window. 2–5s: during a rehearsed performance, they eat with both hands and use goofy deadpan comic timing. 5–7s: they pretend to notice the filming camera, freeze mid-chew, and hold an awkward blank stare into the lens. 7–8.5s: still staring, they point one finger directly at the camera. 8.5–10s: they slowly put down the burger, stand, and pull the curtain fully closed; warm light remains visible behind it. Original physical comedy only; do not depict or imitate any specific actor, copyrighted character, trademark costume, or recognizable film scene. No smile-wave, second person, speech, text, logos, subtitles, or watermark. Audio: quiet night ambience, soft chewing, curtain swish; no music or speech.

PersonOpen Mr Bean window generator

Keep expectations clear

A prompt guides the scene; it cannot promise a perfect likeness.

Your photo is the reference for the rider, but the final likeness, timing and movement can vary from one video to the next. A sharp, well-lit photo and a simple pose give the model the most to work with. A result you do not like is not a failed generation.

Open the workbench when your photo is ready.

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