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Your first fairytale project as a guest

You can enter the fairytale studio and prepare a project as a guest before signing in with Google. Use that time to decide what you actually want to make. The paid Generate step requires Google sign-in and enough credits; browsing the workflow is not a free video render.

Make a project small enough to finish

This hypothetical first project introduces a photographed ceramic mug. The shop has a whole-mug photograph and a close-up of the handle. The idea is one lift from a kitchen table and a gentle set-down, with no hot liquid, pouring or claim about heat retention.

Write the idea outside the studio first: “Show the mug's shape and handle clearly in a morning kitchen scene.” Keep a copy of your facts and proposed words. A guest project is useful preparation, but your source brief should remain available if you change browser or device.

Prepare the five steps

  1. Character: choose a prepared shared character or skip the character if it adds no useful information. If you upload photographs, use a person whose images you have permission to use.
  2. Product: upload the whole mug and identifying detail. The photos put the reference in the ad immediately. Add only measurements or material facts the shop has confirmed.
  3. Scene: choose a prepared kitchen reference or upload an appropriate location photograph. Give the mug a plausible surface and enough space for the action.
  4. Description & dialogue: describe the lift and set-down. Review the initial draft if one is offered, and edit or delete it. Leave exact spoken lines blank if this is a silent product introduction.
  5. Generate: choose frame, duration and resolution, then resolve any readiness messages and read the quote.

Uploading photos is not the same as generating sheets. Missing sheets from uploaded references are drawn first when you generate the video, and their cost is included in that quote. A described character or scene, and a character's new look, use separate paid drawing actions and require sign-in too.

Use the sign-in point as a final check

When Generate asks for Google sign-in, pause long enough to check that the selected product is the mug, the scene supports the movement and the speech field contains only approved words. Signing in links the guest session to the account used for paid work. Follow the studio's prompts rather than opening a second unrelated project to get around the sign-in step.

Guest ad drafts are limited, so revise the useful draft instead of requesting endless alternatives. The handoff checklist helps catch missing inputs without spending on a render.

After signing in, check Plan & credits if the balance does not cover the request. The credit guide explains how the video and missing sheets contribute to the displayed total. Generate once you can judge the result against the source photos and your approved brief.