No ceiling tripod
The overhead shot, the fan and the timing are done for you: one photo is all it takes.
EVERY BLADE, A NEW LOOK.
Upload one photo. The camera looks down past a spinning ceiling fan, and every blade that sweeps by changes your outfit.
A waist-up, front-facing photo of an adult in even light, hands empty and nobody else in frame. No mirror selfies, sunglasses, celebrities or screenshots. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
This video: 10 credits · 10 videos a month for $19.90, or 120 a year for $199
Just want one video?
Upload one photo of you and pick a set of looks. The camera sits on the ceiling and looks straight down past a slowly spinning fan. Each time a blade sweeps across the lens you are in a new outfit and a new pose, to a punchy beat with a whoosh on every change.
The ceiling fan transition is one of the fashion formats of autumn 2026 on TikTok and Reels. Someone films from above, under a ceiling fan, and changes clothes between takes; the blade passing the lens hides the cut, so the outfit seems to change in one continuous shot. Doing it for real means a tripod on the ceiling, four outfits and a lot of retakes.
This page makes it from one photo. The camera is locked overhead, the fan spins in the foreground, and you stand below looking up. Every blade sweep reveals the next look, and between sweeps you strike a quick pose and smile up at the camera.
There are two sets of looks. Everyday to party goes from a cozy hoodie and jeans to streetwear with a bomber jacket, a sparkly party look and an elegant all-black evening look, in a bright bedroom. Halloween looks goes from everyday clothes to a witch, a vampire and a glow-in-the-dark skeleton, under orange string lights, which is the one to post this month.
Your face and hair come from your photo and stay the same through every change; only the clothes do. The looks are original, not brand pieces or film costumes. Clips are made with Seedance 2.0 and come with an original pop beat.
Everyday to party: hoodie and jeans, streetwear, a sparkly party look, an all-black evening look. Halloween looks: everyday clothes, witch, vampire, glow-in-the-dark skeleton.
Upload one photo of yourself: one adult, face toward the camera, good light. A full-length photo shows the outfits best.
Pick Everyday to party or Halloween looks.
Press Make. The clip is ready in about two to five minutes. Choose 12 or 15 seconds in Video settings to hold each look longer.
Download the MP4 and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts with the AI-generated label on. Ask your followers which look wins.
| This ceiling fan video | |
|---|---|
| You upload | 1 photo of you |
| The clip | One overhead take, a new outfit on every blade sweep |
| Looks | Everyday to party, or four Halloween looks |
| Length | 8 s standard; 12 s or 15 s in Video settings |
| Format | 9:16 vertical (16:9 and 1:1 too), 720p MP4 |
| Sound | An upbeat original pop beat with a whoosh on each change |
| Price | 10 credits for 8 s: $7.99 for one video, $3.99 on your first order |
Only the clothes change: your face and hair stay as they are in your photo.
The overhead shot, the fan and the timing are done for you: one photo is all it takes.
A full glow-up in eight seconds, without owning a single one of the outfits.
Only the clothes change, so every look is recognisably you.
One 8-second clip is 10 credits: $7.99 on its own, $3.99 on your first order.
Post the format of the month without filming four outfit changes.
Witch, vampire or skeleton? Show all three and let your followers choose.
Show a style range on one person for a quick, eye-catching post.
See yourself in four styles you would never actually buy.
Upload one photo, pick Everyday to party or Halloween looks, and press Make. The clip is ready in about two to five minutes.
No. Each clip is a real render. An 8-second clip is 10 credits ($7.99), and your first order is 50% off, so the first one is $3.99.
Not yet: there are two sets of four looks. More sets will be added.
Yes. Under the fan, the fan transition and the ceiling fan outfit change are names for the same format: an overhead shot past a spinning fan, with a new outfit every time a blade covers the lens.
No. Your face, hair and skin tone are kept from your photo in every look; only the clothes change.
Not yet: it takes one photo. For two people, try the gas station dance or the slow dance.
A full-length or waist-up photo of one adult, face toward the camera, in good light. The more of you is in the photo, the more of each outfit the clip shows.
About two to five minutes for an 8-second clip. You can leave the page; it is saved under My videos.
Seedance 2.0 Mini by default. You can switch to Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 or Seedance 2.5 in Video settings for more detail, at a higher credit cost.
One photo, four looks, about three minutes. The first one is $3.99.
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