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Effet vidéo IA · Clone d’ombre

Clone d’ombre : créer une vidéo IA à partir d’une photo

Des copies de vous se détachent dans un sillage de fumée, puis prennent toutes la même pose.

1Ajouter une photo

  • Un sujet bien net, cadré à partir de la taille ou en pied, avec un peu d’espace autour
  • Gardez de la place dans le cadre : ailes, flammes, portails et clones ont besoin d’espace pour apparaître
  • Les photos nettes et bien éclairées permettent de garder le même visage et le même pelage tout au long de l’effet
Plus d’optionsMiniMax H3 Max
Plus d’options6 s

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Tous les effets

Ce que fait l’effet Clone d’ombre

Shadow Clone turns a step forward into a spreading formation of copies. Smoky afterimages connect the first figure to the trailing doubles before the group holds a shared pose. The camera opens up to show the arrangement, so empty space on both sides becomes part of the effect.

Choose an individual whose full outfit and stance are easy to identify. The pleasure is seeing the same person repeated across the scene, with a staggered trail becoming an organized group rather than a crowd of different characters. This is the cinematic edition of Clone Split, using six-second H3 Max copies with smoky trails and a shared formation.

Comment utiliser Clone d’ombre

  1. Leave room for a formation Add a full-length portrait with open ground on either side.
  2. Build the shadow trail Keep MiniMax H3 Max for the repeated-person sample setup.
  3. Compare the doubles Watch the smoky separation resolve, then inspect the shared face, outfit and final pose across the group.

Quelles photos conviennent à Clone d’ombre

À privilégier

  • Full-body portrait with clear clothing
  • Wide empty space on both sides

À éviter

  • A group already filling the background
  • A crop cutting off legs and shoulders

Exemples de Clone d’ombre

Clone d’ombre, exemple 1 · PhotoClone d’ombre, exemple 1 · Résultat
Réalisé avec MiniMax H3 MaxA man in his late 20s in a black hoodie and cargo pants on a rooftop at dusk.
Clone d’ombre, exemple 2 · PhotoClone d’ombre, exemple 2 · Résultat
Réalisé avec MiniMax H3 MaxA woman in her mid-20s in a red tracksuit on an empty basketball court. Copies peel off behind her and fan out into a V formation, all in the same pose.

Ce que nous avons constaté en testant Clone d’ombre

In our test runs, a man in his late 20s in a black hoodie and cargo pants on a rooftop at dusk. Full body with open space on both sides; tight crops leave no room for the copies.

The comparison run shows a woman in her mid-20s in a red tracksuit on an empty basketball court. Copies peel off behind her and fan out into a V formation, all in the same pose. Every copy keeps the same face and outfit.

Le rendu de Clone d’ombre selon le modèle

  • MiniMax H3 Max (480 crédits · environ 30 s) Default; MiniMax H3 Max made the samples. 480 credits, with a typical render time of 31 seconds. The Shadow Clone render includes generated sound; its page samples play muted.
  • MiniMax H3 (185 crédits · environ 55 s) MiniMax H3 is cheaper at 185 credits and untested with this prompt; the sample behavior does not establish this tier’s result.
  • Seedance 2.0 Mini · 480p (124 crédits · environ 2 min)

Le prompt derrière Clone d’ombre

The person steps forward and identical copies of them peel away from their body in a staggered trail, each clone a step behind the last, fanning out to both sides with a smoky shadow afterimage, then they all strike the same pose in unison. Camera slowly pulls back to fit them all. Same face and clothes on every copy, cinematic VFX.

Conseils pour un meilleur résultat avec Clone d’ombre

  • Avoid overlapping furniture around the legs, where separate copies need readable outlines.
  • Keep the original person away from either edge so the formation can spread in both directions.

Clone d’ombre : questions et réponses

Do the smoky doubles get different outfits?

The supplied observations say every copy retains the same face and outfit, keeping the formation visibly tied to the original person.

Why leave space on both sides for the clones?

The copies fan outward as the camera pulls back, and a tight crop leaves little room for that spreading arrangement.

What formation appeared on the basketball court?

The woman in the red tracksuit produced copies behind her in a V formation, all holding the same pose.

Is the shadow trail itself the final result?

The trail leads into distinct copies and a shared pose, so allow the shot to continue beyond the first smoky afterimage.

Would a plain outfit make repeated figures easier to compare?

A clearly defined clothing silhouette gives you a straightforward reference for checking the faces, sleeves and stance across the doubles.

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