1. Choose the street freestyle scene
Look for the red-light street scene: you as the lead, a fictional companion with a speaker, and a crowd behind you. This guide covers that freestyle scene. The video includes music and AI rap vocals; it does not use the original freestyle recording.
2. Prepare one clear photo
Use a well-lit photo with one adult face, looking toward the camera. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP file up to 10 MB. Avoid group photos, heavy filters, and small or obscured faces. Only use a photo of someone who has agreed to it; no minors.
3. Make the video in six steps
Open the Bulin 47 template
Check the street scene and delivery details before choosing your photo.
Choose one selfie
Make sure the face is clear in the photo preview. Keep the image file on your device until you are ready to submit.
Sign in and check your balance
Review the price and video specs. A direct top-up only adds video credits. For a complete saved creation, Buy credits & generate starts that video after payment confirmation; follow its status instead of submitting again.
Submit one request
Use one credit to start the video. Keep the request link so you can reopen its status with the same signed-in account. Avoid submitting again while the request is pending.
Play the complete video with sound
Check the face, hands, movement, and lead rap vocals. Unmute the player if needed, and listen through the end.
Download the MP4
Open the saved file on your phone or computer and confirm that it has both picture and sound before posting it.
4. Check picture and audio
Look through the whole clip for changes to the lead's face, distorted hands, or distracting movement. Listen for the lead rap voice over the beat. A muted web player does not tell you whether the file has audio: download the MP4 and play it locally as well. Music included · not the original freestyle recording.
5. Save and post on your phone
Find the saved MP4 in your phone's download location and play it once before uploading it to a social app. If you add another track in an editor, mute or remove the embedded track first to avoid double audio. Check the uploaded post's playback too.