For You Overlay

/for-you-overlay @PixVerse Step 1 — First-frame image Use [[https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/grandma.png](https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/grandma.png)] as the authoritative reference for the subject’s identity, face, age, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing, shoes, and environment. Create a vertical, full-body image of the same subject in [[https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/grandma.png](https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/grandma.png)]. Keep the head, hands, and feet fully visible. Preserve the reference environment, natural lighting, colors, and candid smartphone-video appearance. Composite the complete interface from [[https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/tiktok UI.png](https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/tiktok%20UI.png)] as a sharp, flat 2D screen-space overlay. Match its layout, icons, text, spacing, colors, and position exactly. Do not warp, redraw, omit, or add UI elements. Show exactly one subject. No extra text, logos, or watermarks. Step 2 — Video Use [https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/FIRST_FRAME_IMAGE.png](https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/FIRST_FRAME_IMAGE.png) as the exact first frame and sole authoritative reference for visual appearance. Use [https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/MOTION_REFERENCE_VIDEO.mp4](https://media.pixverse.ai/asset/template/MOTION_REFERENCE_VIDEO.mp4) only for choreography and timing. Preserve the subject’s identity, face, age, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing, and shoes. Preserve the complete environment, natural lighting, colors, vertical composition, and candid smartphone-video texture. Keep the entire interface from the first frame permanently visible as a sharp, static 2D screen-space overlay. Every UI element must remain unchanged and fixed in position throughout the video. Transfer the motion reference’s action order, timing, tempo, rhythm, arm gestures, hand positions, shoulder movement, footwork, weight shifts, and pauses. Do not transfer the reference performer’s appearance, clothing, setting, camera, lighting, or visual style. Adapt movements only as needed for believable body mechanics while preserving the performance’s energy and timing. Create one continuous full-body shot. Lock the camera to the first frame’s exact position, height, lens, orientation, crop, and framing. Keep the subject’s head, hands, and feet fully visible throughout. Use natural motion blur and deep phone-camera focus. Show exactly one subject with a stable face and anatomically coherent limbs and fingers. No cuts, zooms, pans, tilts, reframing, camera shifts, or UI changes.