A Table Set for Two Adults
Set two places for two adults. Keep the extra chairs out, and leave the room empty of a crowd.
Set the table for two adults. Two place settings, two glasses, and the host if the host is in the frame. Leave extra chairs out of the shot, and leave the room empty of a crowd. A third place changes the picture into a party you did not plan. The locked face, if you show it, is one adult. Approve the still before motion. Life photos can reuse that host at this table. If the face looks real, say the host is AI. The settings stay simple: cloth, plates, and the light you named. Count two plates, two glasses, and two napkins, seat one adult or none, and leave the other place empty. Keep one speaker if a host is in frame. A practical reel is 15–45 seconds. The first 3 seconds show the two adult settings by the window with nobody behind the chairs, and they say the supper point. Reject a third plate, an extra chair, a crowd, or a second generated person. If the face or the voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption must say it is AI, and the platform label stays visible.
Two settings, then stop
Count the plates, the glasses, and the napkins. Two is the whole table. A third setting at the edge reads as another guest you will then have to explain. Crop the table rather than fill it. The background stays quiet: a wall, a window, or a sideboard, with nobody standing behind the chairs. Crop the table rather than fill it, and keep the background to a wall, a window, or a sideboard. The first 3 seconds show exactly two places and say the supper line. Reject a third setting lingering at the edge before you post.
One adult host, or none
Either one ordinary adult sits at one of the places, or the reel is a still life of the table. Do not add a second generated person to fill the other chair. An empty place is a place. The face you do show is the locked face. Compare it before the hands move. Label that realistic face as AI. Leave the second chair empty, compare the locked face if you sit at one place, and do not invent a guest. In the first 3 seconds one adult or no one is seated and the voice says the line. Do not post a second generated person filling the place.
Same table if you return
If this supper is a series, the cloth, the window, and the lamp stay. Change the dish, not the room and not the head. Approve each still before motion. Life photos can reuse the host here. The caption says the host is AI when a real-looking face is in the frame, and the platform label stays visible. Return to the same cloth, window, and lamp if this supper is a series, and change the dish rather than the head. In the first 3 seconds, viewers see the same table and hear the line. Throw out a new room or a new face before the file goes up.
A worked example
A supper host sets two places by the window and sits at one of them. The other plate is empty. No crowd stands behind the table, and no extra chair crowds the frame. The face matches the lock. The still is approved before the host speaks, and the caption says the host is AI. Set two places, sit at one, leave the other plate empty, and approve the face before speaking. The first 3 seconds show the two settings and say the supper point. Reject a crowd behind the table. One speaker, 15–45 seconds. If the face looks real, the caption says the host is AI.
Before you post
- Set exactly two adult places.
- Leave the crowd and the extra chairs out.
- Label a realistic host as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks one host face for this table and lets you approve the still before motion. Life photos can reuse that adult host. Change clothes only if you mean to. Export 9:16, and label the realistic face as AI. Approve the still of this one adult host, then export 9:16. The first 3 seconds show two places and say the supper line. Reject an extra chair or a second person. If the face or voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption says it is AI, and the platform label stays put.
Set two places. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Your Own Closed Sign.