People arrive here having tried something else and wanting to know what is different before paying again. The short answer: the video side, the per-result pricing and what happens to the upload. The long answer is below, including the parts where we are not better.
Most tools in this category return a still image and stop. Here the same upload can become an eight-second clip at thirty frames a second, with the face held steady across the whole clip, and a handful of longer scenes exist for the modes that need them. If you only ever wanted a picture, that difference is worth nothing to you, and you should pick on price instead.
Payment is per result out of a credit pack, a single payment at a time. Nothing renews by itself — the rails in use cannot charge again without you starting the purchase — so there is no subscription to remember to cancel.
The underlying job is identical, so the failure cases are identical too: group photos, obstructed bodies, bad light and small faces produce bad results everywhere, including here. Anyone promising otherwise is selling the promise, not the product.
An account is required before generating, and credits are finite. If what you are after is a tool with no limits and no sign-in at all, this is not it, and neither is anything else that stays online for long.
Does the upload get deleted after the render, or kept? Can you delete a single result, and does that delete the file? Is there a removal route for a person who is not a customer? Is there a public feed where your results end up?
Here the answers are: deleted, yes, yes with a 48-hour standing answer time, and there is no feed. Ask the same four questions wherever you end up, because they are the ones that matter after the novelty wears off.
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