Leave Children Out of the Christmas Frame
Adults only. Leave children out of the frame, including hands, reflections, and anyone smaller at the edge.
Leave children out of the Christmas frame. The host is one adult, and kids stay out of the shot. That includes a hand at the edge, a reflection in the window, a toy on the floor, and any smaller face in the background. Do not generate a child's face, and do not describe one in the still. If a child is in the room while you work, they stay outside the camera. The locked host is the adult you approved. Life photos that reuse that host follow the same rule: adults only. If the adult host looks real, say the host is AI. Frame one adult, check the edges and the glass, and reject the still if a child, a small hand, or a reflection would be visible. Keep one speaker, the adult host, for a practical reel of 15–45 seconds. The first 3 seconds show that adult arranging greenery on the work table, and they say the shop point. Do not generate a younger face, a family group, or a smaller person beside the host. If the adult face or voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption must say it is AI, and the platform label stays visible.
Frame one adult
The picture holds the adult host and the work on the table. Check the edges, the glass, and the background for anyone younger before you approve the still. A partial figure counts. If a child would be visible, move the camera or wait. Do not crop a child down to a hand and call the frame clear. Scan the edges, the window, and the background for anyone younger before you approve, and move the camera if you would have to crop a child down to a hand. The first 3 seconds show only the adult and say the shop point. Reject a partial figure before you post.
Do not generate a younger face
The description names one ordinary adult. It does not ask for children, a family group, or a smaller person beside the host. If a still arrives with a child in it, reject it. Do not try to use that frame. The next still starts again from the adult alone. Name one ordinary adult in the description, and start again if a still arrives with a child in it. In the first 3 seconds the frame is the adult alone and the voice says the shop line. Do not post that failed still, and do not try to use it.
Keep later photos on the adult
Life photos reuse the locked adult host, not a new group. Clothes can change. The rule about children does not. Approve the still before motion so a clip cannot wander into a wider room. Label the realistic adult face as AI, and leave the platform label visible. Reuse only the locked adult in a later life photo, approve before motion, and keep clothes as the only change. In the first 3 seconds, viewers see that adult and hear the shop point. Throw out a wider room that wandered into a child before the file goes up.
A worked example
A frame-shop owner films one adult at the work table, arranging greenery beside a finished frame. Kids who are elsewhere in the shop stay out of the shot, including the window reflection. The approved still shows only that adult. The caption says the host is AI. Any still with a child in it is rejected. Film the frame-shop owner at the table, keep every reflection adult, and reject any still with a child. The first 3 seconds show one adult with the greenery and say the shop point. One speaker, 15–45 seconds. If the face looks real, the caption says the host is AI, and the platform label stays in place.
Before you post
- Leave children out of the frame.
- Reject any still that includes a child.
- Label the adult host as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks one adult host face. Leave children out of every still, approve those stills before motion, and reuse only that adult in life photos. Change clothes only if you mean to. Export 9:16, and label the realistic face as AI. Export 9:16 only after every edge is an adult frame. The first 3 seconds show the locked adult and say the shop point. Reject any child in the picture, including a hand or a reflection. If the face or voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption says it is AI.
Keep the frame adult. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Stocking the Shelf before Open.