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    Mini Me is a one-tap file, not a prompt you rewrite weekly

    /templates/mini_me is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object.

    Versely Team••4 min read

    /templates/mini-me is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object. Mini Me is not a brief you babysit. It is one of Versely's one-tap templates: upload a photo, get a boxed collectible vinyl figure on a desk — packaging, 3D-sculpt monitor, a product-reveal orbit. Rewriting a prompt every week is how you accidentally leave the template and pay for a movie you did not mean to direct.

    Run a one-tap AI video template is the named agent job. Attach the photo. The agent gathers required inputs as hosted URLs, starts the run, and a live card tracks the finished file. You do not pick Veo versus Kling inside Mini Me. The template already chose its stack.

    The format is already the creative

    The Mini Me page is explicit: your likeness as a collectible figure, then an orbit like a product reveal. Category is Trending. The only required input is user_image_url — "Your photo." No scene list, no dialogue field, no weekly "make it more premium" box.

    Someone already decided the joke, the camera, and the shelf. Your job is a clear, front-facing still. A muddy crop is a muddy figure. A group photo is a fight over who becomes the vinyl. Send one person. Estimated cost is about 93 credits, rising to about 136 for a full-quality render, shown before you run. It is a template price, not a paragraph you can shorten.

    A new generate is not a revision

    People treat Mini Me like a model they can steer. They run it, hate the base colour, and paste a new prompt into a generate box. That second object is not Mini Me. It is a custom video that happens to be about a figurine.

    • Same template, new photo — still Mini Me. New file. New charge. New orbit of a new still.
    • Same photo, run again — still Mini Me. Another take of the same format, not a timeline edit.
    • New prompt, new scenes, "keep the Mini Me vibe" — a movie or a blank generate. Different job, different cost shape.

    A one-tap AI video template is a photo in and a finished clip out is the capability writeup. start_template_run is the tool. Cloning a public workflow (recreate_public_template) is a third object: saved, not auto-run, with scenes you can rewrite. Do not confuse the three when you meant a figurine.

    One photo, then stop directing

    Weekly Mini Me is a cadence of stills, not of prompts. New headshot, run, post. A different shirt is a different still. What is not Mini Me: "this time the desk is a warehouse," "put our SKU in the monitor," "make the box say the campaign." Those are layout jobs. Typeset the campaign after, or leave the template.

    The templates catalog is the rest of the one-tap shelf. If Mini Me is the wrong joke, pick another template. If no template is the joke, generate. Forcing Mini Me to be a product ad is how you pay the template estimate for a format you will not ship. Cancel with cancel_template_run if you launched the wrong still. Closing the chat is not a cancel.

    Would you post this photo without the vinyl?

    If the still is not a picture you would put on a site, Mini Me will not save it. The orbit reveals the face you gave it.

    If the still is fine, run the template. Do not spend the week in a prompt doc. The weekly rewrite is for custom films. Mini Me is a file.

    FAQ

    Can I change the desk, the box text, or the monitor every week?

    Not inside the one-tap. Those details are the template. A weekly rewrite of the set is a generate or a movie. Run Mini Me when you want this format applied to a new photo.

    Do I pick the video model?

    No. The template already chose its stack. If you needed to pick a row per shot, you wanted image-to-video or a blank generate, not Mini Me.

    Is 93 credits the charge every time?

    It is the catalog estimate, with a higher full-quality figure listed at about 136. Each template shows its own estimate before you run. Treat it as a quoted job, not as a prompt you can shorten to save credits.

    Can I use the video commercially?

    Videos generated on a paid Versely plan come with a commercial-use licence, including Mini Me. You still cannot replica a private person who did not grant the photo. Your face, or talent you cleared. Not a customer's headshot "for fun."