Create one clear high-five for a team or friendship clip, with each person's hand returning to its own side afterward.
Create a two-person high-five with a clear contact moment
1. Task and boundary
Create one clear high-five for a team or friendship clip, with each person's hand returning to its own side afterward.
The two people share one brief palm contact; neither is clapping their own hands or holding a handshake.
Change the celebration setting or hand height; retain the two original arm connections.
2. Authorized first frame
Choose an authorized two-adult image showing both upper bodies and their inner arms. The left person's right palm and right person's left palm should face one another with a small clear gap.
3. Use the generator
Choose this authorized first frame in the image-to-video generator, paste the prompt and request one short clip. Keep the scene focused on this action.
- Choose a starting pose with both inner arms visible.
- Keep the contact near the middle, at a comfortable visible height.
- Follow both wrists through contact, separation and lowering.
4. Prompt and timing
Fixed shot of the same two adults. Each raises the inner open hand slightly toward the space between them. The two original palms meet once at the center, then separate. Each arm lowers back toward its own person. Keep the original faces, sleeves and body positions. Preserve the hand-to-arm connections before and after contact. Do not clasp fingers, pass palms through each other, swap arms or repeat the high-five.
5. Inspect the output
Watch the full clip, then revisit its key contact or transition.
- One open palm from each original adult reaches the shared contact point.
- The palms touch once and separate without a sustained grip.
- Each arm returns to its own person; faces and clothing remain consistent.
6. Fix one failure
- Arms swap sides: emphasize each wrist's connection to its original sleeve.
- Palms pass through: reduce the approach and ask for one brief surface contact.
- Hands stay clasped: use open palms and immediate separation.
7. Ending and limits
Finish with the two original hands separated and their arms lowering to their own sides.
Save the lead-in, contact and separation so the celebration reads as one event.
Avoid ending the saved clip while the palms still overlap.
Original, untested prompt design.
Prepare your input
Choose this authorized first frame in the image-to-video generator, paste the prompt and request one short clip. Keep the scene focused on this action.
- Required: Choose an authorized two-adult image showing both upper bodies and their inner arms. The left person's right palm and right person's left palm should face one another with a small clear gap.