How to make a Window Peeper AI video

Window Peeper AI turns a photo into a short, staged video inspired by the Window Peeper trend: a person appears at a window while the main character is inside. The generator combines your uploaded reference image with a scene reference video through SeeAPI. It is an AI effect, not footage of a real event.

1. Choose a photo you have permission to use

Use a clear, well-lit portrait with one visible face. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses, face coverings and tightly cropped heads. Upload JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. A good source image helps, but the result may still change facial details, hands, food or the window scene.

Only upload your own photo or a photo you have permission to use. Do not use this tool to impersonate, harass or sexualize someone, or to suggest that a fictional scene really happened.

2. Pick a scene and review the settings

Open the generator, select a scene, and review the displayed model, video settings and credit cost. The selected scene supplies the reference motion; you do not need to upload your own reference video. The default request is a 14-second, 720p portrait video (9:16), using Seedance 2.0. Available choices include 480p or 720p and 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. Only the settings currently available in the generator apply to your request. These are configured request settings, not a guarantee that every output will meet an exact duration or composition.

Sign in before submitting a generation. Confirm that you have the necessary rights to the photo. Submission sends the image and reference video to the generation provider. Generation availability and billing depend on the current service configuration; check the pricing page before buying credits.

3. Review the result before sharing

You can check a submitted job in your account history. When a video is available, review the face, motion and scene before downloading or publishing. Processing time and visual similarity vary. A successful job is not a guarantee that every detail will match your photo.

What about music?

Do not assume the result includes a particular TikTok song or that a soundtrack is cleared for commercial use. Review the actual output. If you add music in TikTok or another editor, check the platform's rules and the rights needed for your intended use.

What do the examples show?

The homepage gallery shows external TikTok trend examples to explain the visual idea. They are not a claim that those clips were generated by this website or that your result will match them. Source links identify the original posts where available.

Trouble with an upload or job?

Check the image format and size, your sign-in status and the job message. If you need help, contact support with the task ID and an explanation. Do not email passwords, API keys or card numbers.