How many photos do I need?

Two. One normal outfit photo of you standing, and one super close-up of you wearing a hat. Both can be iPhone photos.

Why does the hat photo have to be so close up?

The hat brim is the surface your mini me stands on. If the hat isn't the clear focus of the shot, the model doesn't have enough detail to place the figure convincingly or match the shadow to the fabric.

The first prompt creates the image, placing the tiny version of you on the hat. The second animates it in Kling so the mini you actually walks and moves. Image first, then video.

Ophelia Guide

Create a Mini Me, Guide in Ophelia:

Turn two iPhone photos into a video of a tiny version of yourself walking on your own hat. Free Ophelia guide with both prompts, the photo edit and the Kling video prompt.

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Create a Mini Me, Guide in Ophelia:

1. Take an outfit photo. A normal iPhone photo of you standing naturally, anywhere. Full body, clear outfit

2. Take a close-up hat photo. A super close-up of you wearing a hat, looking away or at the camera, but the shot is mainly focused on the hat

3. Make the edit. Drop both images into Ophelia, select them, and paste the photo prompt below into the main prompt box, choose nano banana 2

4. Turn it into video. Select your new image, change the model to Kling, and paste the video prompt below

5. Hit generate. Your mini me walks along the hat brim and takes a call

The prompts (2)

Photo prompt(Nano Banana 2) ([] is where you add what you want):

"Add the woman from the second image as a tiny miniature figure walking on top of the cap's brim, no taller than the cap's crown. Keep her exact outfit and pose. Realistic contact shadow on the woven fabric, lighting matched to the base photo. Keep the background and the base image completely unchanged.
[swap in your own subject and any detail you want, e.g. him / her, walking / sitting / standing]"

Video prompt (Kling)([] is where you add what you want):

"The larger model acts naturally but doesn't move much. You can see her eyes moving just a little bit. The mini me model on top of the hat, with small pacing. She then gets a phone call, pulls out her phone from her pocket, and starts talking to her friend.
[swap in what you want your mini me to do here, e.g. sitting down, waving, walking to the edge]"

Importantthe close-up hat photo is what makes it work. the hat has to be the clear focal point of the shot so the model has a surface to place the mini you on. a wide shot won't give it enough to work with.

FAQ

How many photos do I need?: Two. One normal outfit photo of you standing, and one super close-up of you wearing a hat. Both can be iPhone photos.
Why does the hat photo have to be so close up?: The hat brim is the surface your mini me stands on. If the hat isn't the clear focus of the shot, the model doesn't have enough detail to place the figure convincingly or match the shadow to the fabric.
Why two prompts?: The first prompt creates the image, placing the tiny version of you on the hat. The second animates it in Kling so the mini you actually walks and moves. Image first, then video.

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