Dark Wings is a one-tap file, not a prompt you rewrite weekly

/templates/dark_wings is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object. Dark Wings already chose the scene: stand in a green field, rip the shirt open, unfurl massive dark angel wings as the sky turns into a storm. Your job is the still. Rewriting that paragraph every week is how you leave the template and start paying for a movie you did not name.

The live page is Dark Wings — kebab URL, snake id dark_wings. Estimated 54 credits, about 58 for a full-quality render. One required input: Your photo. Category: Trending. That is the whole brief.

Attach the photo. Get that clip.

Run a one-tap AI video template is the named agent job. start_template_run fires after every required input is a hosted URL — usually a photo attached with the chat + button. get_template lists what that template needs. A live card tracks the run. cancel_template_run exists if you need to stop it. Closing the chat is not a cancel.

No timeline. No scene list. No "make the wings white this week and gold next week" as a prompt field. The creative choice happened when the template was built. You supply the face.

A standing, full-body or three-quarter still with space behind the shoulders is the input the format is built to consume. A tight headshot with no back is the still that never gets an unfurl.

A generate is not a cheaper Dark Wings

Forcing a blank video model to "do the wings thing" is a new object: you pick the model, you write the storm, you eat identity drift, you caption later. That can be the right job when no template matches. It is the wrong job when Dark Wings already exists.

Cloning a public workflow is a third object. Recreate materializes scenes into your account, saved, not auto-run. One-tap start_template_run does not clone a graph. It applies this format to this photo.

Starting before the photo is a hosted URL is a failed run you still have to notice. The tool wants the attach button, not a paragraph that claims a face.

Each template lists its own estimated credit cost before you run it. Dark Wings quotes 54, 58 at full quality. That estimate is for this file, not for a weekly restage you typed into a different model.

What you do not rewrite

You do not restage the green field in the prompt. You do not pick Veo versus Kling inside the template. The stack is already chosen. If you wanted a different family per shot, you wanted a generate or a movie, not one-tap.

A second run with a new photo is a new Dark Wings file. That is still the template. A second run where you "just tweak the storm in the prompt" is you leaving the template while still paying as if you had stayed.

Commercial use on a paid plan is the same licence as other Versely generates. iOS, Android, and web all run the template. None of that turns it into a prompt library.

The test

Do you have a named one-tap template and the photo it requires?

If yes: open Dark Wings, attach, run. If you need a different scene, a different wing colourway the template does not offer, or a plot, name that other job. Do not rewrite Dark Wings until it is a generate with a costume.

FAQ

Can I pick the video model on this template?

No. The template already chose its stack. You supply Your photo. Model shopping is a generate.

Is running it again with a new selfie a new prompt?

No. It is a new template run on a new still. Same format, different file. A prompt you rewrite weekly is a generate wearing the trend's name.

What if I only have a cropped face?

Attach what you have and you will get a weak unfurl. The format wants space behind the shoulders. Shoot the still. Then run. Do not try to prompt the crop into a full body inside this template — there is no such field.

Can I cancel mid-run?

Yes. cancel_template_run on the one-tap agent job. Closing the thread is not a cancel.