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Ali Solanki’s Newsletter · May 14, 2026

The Internet Can’t Tell What’s Real Anymore (Here’s How These Viral AI Videos Are Made)

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Here's how to clone literally anyone... and I mean ANYONE.

Every few weeks, the internet discovers a new type of AI content.

First it was AI images.
Then AI voice cloning.
Then hyper-realistic AI influencers.

And now?

We’ve entered the era of AI motion imitation — where AI can take the movement of one person and transfer it onto someone completely different with terrifying realism.

You’ve probably already seen these clips on Instagram Reels, TikTok, or X.

A celebrity dancing.
A fake influencer speaking naturally.
Someone who technically never recorded the video at all.

And the scary part is:

Most people can’t even tell anymore.

In this newsletter, I’m going to break down the exact workflow I used to create these viral AI motion videos using Wery AI — including the specific prompts, tools, and steps behind the process.

This is the same style of content that has generated millions of views across social media recently.


Why These AI Videos Feel So Real

Older AI videos usually looked obvious.

The faces glitched.
Expressions broke.
Movements felt unnatural.

But now?

AI models are beginning to understand:

  • human motion

  • facial structure

  • lighting

  • posture

  • timing

  • expressions

Which means instead of simply “face swapping”…

…the AI recreates an entirely believable identity while preserving movement from the original video.

That’s why these clips feel so unsettling.

The technology crossed a threshold where realism started beating human intuition.


The Full Workflow

Here’s the exact process I followed.


Step 1: Create The AI Profile Sheet

First, go to Wery AI and open the Image-to-Image feature.

The goal here is to create what I call an:

“AI Clone Profile Sheet”

This acts like a complete identity breakdown for the AI.

Instead of giving the model just one image, we’re helping it understand:

  • facial structure

  • body proportions

  • side profiles

  • skin texture

  • hair consistency

  • posture

  • lighting

  • identity across multiple angles

This massively improves consistency later during motion imitation.


What You Need

  • A selfie or image of the person you want to clone

This could be:

  • yourself

  • a celebrity

  • an AI influencer

  • a fictional character

  • basically anyone

For best results:

  • use high-resolution images

  • avoid blurry photos

  • avoid sunglasses or obstructed faces

  • use neutral lighting


Prompt Used For The AI Profile Sheet

Prompt for AI Clone Sheet

Why This Step Matters

Most people skip this.

And that’s exactly why their outputs look inconsistent.

The AI profile sheet gives the model:

  • identity stability

  • structural reference

  • multi-angle understanding

  • texture consistency

Without this, motion imitation often:

  • breaks facial structure

  • changes identity mid-video

  • creates flickering inconsistencies

This step is what makes the final output feel believable.


Step 2: Extract A Frame From The Original Video

Now we need a reference frame from the video whose motion we want to imitate.

You can:

  • manually pause and screenshot

  • or use a frame extraction tool

I personally recommend:

Frame Extractor

This helps you:

  • get cleaner frames

  • maintain quality

  • choose exact timestamps

The cleaner the frame, the better the replacement process works later.


Step 3 — Replace The Person In The Frame

Now take:

  • the AI Profile Sheet from Step 1

  • the extracted frame from Step 2

And use Wery AI to generate a new image where the original person is replaced with your AI clone.

This is where things start getting genuinely impressive.

The AI preserves:

  • lighting

  • composition

  • camera angle

  • shadows

  • scene consistency

…but swaps the identity.

The generated image becomes the “anchor frame” for the final motion imitation process.


Step 4: AI Motion Imitation

Now open the AI Motion Imitation feature inside WeryAI.

Upload:

  1. the original video

  2. the generated replacement image from Step 3

The AI now:

  • analyzes movement

  • tracks facial motion

  • recreates expressions

  • transfers body movement

  • preserves timing

…and generates the final AI video.

This is the point where the output starts becoming honestly difficult to distinguish from reality.


Want To Learn AI Influencer Creation?

If you want to learn how I create AI influencers using similar workflows, and how I generated over 1M+ views using AI-generated content — watch this:


Final Thoughts

We’re entering a world where:

  • anyone can become anyone

  • reality is editable

  • and AI-generated identities are becoming indistinguishable from real humans

The creators who learn these tools early will have a massive advantage over the next few years.

But at the same time…

The internet is about to become a very strange place.

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