Make your entrance
Dress up in words or with an outfit photo and make an entrance at a black-tie gala: chandeliers, a grand staircase and cameras flashing as you arrive.
A gala walk video on AI Red Carpet starts from one selfie and, if you like, a photo of your outfit. Describe the gala, and you walk in slowly and elegantly while photographers take flash photos, with your face, hair and build kept from the selfie. Clips are 5, 8 or 10 seconds at 30 credits per second.
Upload a photo of your gown or suit as the second image, or describe it, and you make your entrance in it.
Staircases, chandeliers, ballrooms and museum halls: name the setting and the photographers line your way.
A gala walk is calm: one slow turn or a pause at the top of the steps looks better than a lot of action.
Your selfie first, then a photo of the outfit if you want to wear it.
The setting, the dress code and one moment, such as a pause to pose.
Download the MP4 for Stories, Reels or a message to friends.
The outfit carries a gala video. If you do not upload one, name the colour, the fabric and the cut so the model has something specific to draw:
The site is for invented scenes. Describe the look and the room rather than a real event or a fashion label: the terms do not allow videos that pass as real events or use other people's trademarks.
The model builds your whole walk from one photo, so the photo matters more than the prompt:
Describe a black-tie look in your prompt, such as a floor-length gown or a velvet tuxedo, or upload a photo of your own outfit as the second image so you wear it in the video.
No. The site is for fictional scenes, and the terms do not allow videos that pass as real events. Describe the look instead: a museum staircase, chandeliers, a themed dress code.
Your first 5-second video is free for a new account, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days. Later videos cost 30 credits per second.
Upload a selfie and describe the gala. A new account's first 5-second video is free, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days.
Last updated November 9, 2026
