The preview must show movement
A static poster cannot explain pacing, camera direction, or how stable the generated subject remains. Template discovery works better when the card plays a real muted loop and preserves a visible input reference for comparison.
The popup should preserve source and output context
Opening a template should reveal a before-and-after stage, not a generic upload form. The source frame, output video, aspect ratios, duration, visibility, and expected cost belong in the same decision surface.
- Show the source and output without forced cropping.
- Keep the selected template name visible.
- Display duration and cost before the decisive action.
- Keep video muted by default while allowing intentional playback control.
Templates reduce setup, not responsibility
A preset can carry motion and framing choices into generation, but it cannot establish rights or consent. Any workflow involving a real person should require confirmation that every depicted person is an adult, consented to the intended use, and can lawfully be uploaded by the user.
Generation and publishing are separate decisions
A private draft should be reviewable before download, sharing, or publication. Products should not imply privacy, moderation, deletion, or storage guarantees until those behaviors are implemented and documented.
Questions
What readers ask next
What information should an AI porn video template show?
At minimum, show a real motion preview, input reference, template name, aspect ratio, duration, expected cost, visibility, and any required consent confirmation.
Can a template guarantee the same result every time?
No. A template can make settings repeatable, but generative outputs still vary with the source, model, seed, provider, and moderation rules.
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