How to Make a Bulin 47 AI Video on Your Phone

You can make the whole Bulin 47 AI video on your phone, from taking the photo to posting it on TikTok. There is no app to install: everything runs in your phone's browser on Bulin 47 AI. This post covers the phone-specific parts. For the general walkthrough, see the full step-by-step guide.

What you need

• An iPhone or Android phone with Safari, Chrome or another up-to-date browser
• One photo of yourself, or of an adult who has agreed to it
• A Google account to sign in
• About 15 minutes while the video is generated (you do not have to keep the page open)

Step 1: Take the photo with your phone

The photo decides most of the result, and a phone camera is more than good enough.

• Ask someone to take it with the back camera. It is sharper than the selfie camera. If you take a selfie, hold the phone at arm's length so your hair and upper body are in the frame.
• Face the light. Stand facing a window or outside in the shade, not with a bright window behind you.
• Turn off heavy beauty filters. The video is generated from your photo, so a filtered face can come out looking less like you.
• Use the original photo, not a screenshot. Screenshots and photos saved from chats are smaller and less sharp.
• Wear the outfit you want. The clothes in your photo are the clothes in your video. For a football version, wear your team's jersey.

iPhone photos in HEIC format are fine. iPhones save photos as HEIC by default. When you pick one in the upload box, iOS hands it over as a JPEG, so there is nothing to convert.

Step 2: Open the site and sign in

Open bulin47ai.org in your browser and tap Sign In. Google sign-in works on any phone. If you start from a link inside TikTok or Instagram and sign-in does not open, use the app's menu to open the page in your phone's browser, then try again.

Step 3: Upload the photo

Tap Choose one photo and pick it from your gallery, or take a new one. Photos up to 10 MB in JPEG, PNG or WebP are accepted.

It works on mobile data. Large phone photos are resized in your browser before they are sent, so a typical 4–5 MB photo goes up as a few hundred kilobytes. On a slow connection, you can cancel the upload and retry instead of starting over.

Confirm that you are at least 18 and that the photo shows you or an adult who has given you permission, then tap Create video. One video uses one video allowance; packs start at $9.99 for one video. See pricing.

Step 4: Lock your phone and wait

The video usually takes about 15 minutes, depending on the queue. It keeps generating on our side, so you can lock your phone, switch apps or close the tab. When it is ready, open My videos to watch it.

Step 5: Save the video to your phone

• iPhone: tap Download. If the video opens in a player instead, tap the Share button and choose Save Video to put it in your Photos. Downloaded files also appear in the Files app, in the Downloads folder.
• Android: tap Download. The video goes to your Downloads folder, which you can open from the Files app or your gallery.

Step 6: Post it

The video is 15 seconds long, vertical (9:16) and has sound, so you can upload it to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts straight from your camera roll without cropping. Add #Bulin47 so people following the trend can find it.

Common problems on a phone

• The upload is slow or stuck. Tap Cancel upload, move to a better signal or Wi-Fi, and tap Retry.
• "We couldn't recognize a subject in this photo." The photo is too dark, too blurry or too far away. Take a closer, brighter photo.
• The face does not look like you. Use a sharper photo with even light, no filter and nothing covering your face.
• The video failed. Your video allowance is returned automatically, and you can try again with another photo.