How I Become a Millionaire AI Prompt Guide

Photo tips and the fixed Wan 3.0 reference prompt used for How I Become a Millionaire AI videos on this site.

Last updated: 2026-10-14

On this site you do not need to paste a prompt. Upload one clear portrait and we apply the fixed ChatGPT millionaire 9:16 skit reference plus a stable English Wan prompt.

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Each card explains photo prep and shows the same English Wan R2V prompt we use on the homepage. You do not paste it — we apply it with the fixed ChatGPT millionaire skit reference video.

Your photo

One upload replaces the lead in the reference clip

Use a single clear portrait or full-body photo of you, a friend, a pet, or a character
Scene and motion stay as in the reference — only the lead’s identity changes
Friends, pets, and fictional characters work — pick whoever should star in the phone-to-mouth skit

Full English Wan R2V prompt

Replace ONLY the scorer in @Video1 with the person or character in @Image1. Preserve their face, silhouette, proportions, colors, costume, and distinctive features. Keep the SAME IDENTITY in every shot, replay, and occlusion.

Adapt the reference running and ball-control movements naturally to their anatomy while keeping the same action order: lift the ball over the goalkeeper, control it as it drops, evade the defenders, and finish into the net.

Keep the goalkeeper and defenders unchanged. Preserve the reference pitch, goal, lighting, crowd, camera movement, shot sequence, and timing.

AUDIO: use the original soundtrack of @Video1 exactly as it is — the same background music, commentary, and crowd sound, in sync with the same timing. Do NOT replace, remix, mute, or add any new music, voice, or sound effects.

One football with plausible contact and continuous movement. No role swap, no duplicate scorer, no new scenes, no character fusion, no extra limbs, no costume flicker, no floating ball, no foot sliding.

Photo tips

One clear subject in frame

Front or three-quarter face, eyes visible, even lighting, minimal blur
Avoid group shots — one main face reads best in the clip
Avoid heavy sunglasses/masks and extreme crops that cut the jaw or forehead

Full English Wan R2V prompt

Replace ONLY the scorer in @Video1 with the person or character in @Image1. Preserve their face, silhouette, proportions, colors, costume, and distinctive features. Keep the SAME IDENTITY in every shot, replay, and occlusion.

Adapt the reference running and ball-control movements naturally to their anatomy while keeping the same action order: lift the ball over the goalkeeper, control it as it drops, evade the defenders, and finish into the net.

Keep the goalkeeper and defenders unchanged. Preserve the reference pitch, goal, lighting, crowd, camera movement, shot sequence, and timing.

AUDIO: use the original soundtrack of @Video1 exactly as it is — the same background music, commentary, and crowd sound, in sync with the same timing. Do NOT replace, remix, mute, or add any new music, voice, or sound effects.

One football with plausible contact and continuous movement. No role swap, no duplicate scorer, no new scenes, no character fusion, no extra limbs, no costume flicker, no floating ball, no foot sliding.

Wan R2V skit prompt

Reference video + one identity image

Match the reference phone-to-mouth beats, reactions, dialogue timing, and camera moves
Keep the lead’s identity stable; no extra people, text, or watermark
Homepage output is ~15 seconds, 9:16, 720p preview with original audio from the reference

Full English Wan R2V prompt

Replace ONLY the scorer in @Video1 with the person or character in @Image1. Preserve their face, silhouette, proportions, colors, costume, and distinctive features. Keep the SAME IDENTITY in every shot, replay, and occlusion.

Adapt the reference running and ball-control movements naturally to their anatomy while keeping the same action order: lift the ball over the goalkeeper, control it as it drops, evade the defenders, and finish into the net.

Keep the goalkeeper and defenders unchanged. Preserve the reference pitch, goal, lighting, crowd, camera movement, shot sequence, and timing.

AUDIO: use the original soundtrack of @Video1 exactly as it is — the same background music, commentary, and crowd sound, in sync with the same timing. Do NOT replace, remix, mute, or add any new music, voice, or sound effects.

One football with plausible contact and continuous movement. No role swap, no duplicate scorer, no new scenes, no character fusion, no extra limbs, no costume flicker, no floating ball, no foot sliding.