Toy Me — turn around, come back a figurine.

The sample

What happens in the Toy Me sample.

At first a young man with dark, wavy hair is shown from the chest up in a black blazer over an open-collar white shirt, looking a little off to the side. The view then jumps to a small figure seen from the side and back, now with smooth black hair, short legs and shiny black shoes on a round white base. Bit by bit the figure turns toward the camera. At the end it faces forward with a large head, smooth skin, a neat side part and the same blazer and shirt.

The seaside setting stays put: blue water, white clouds and a wooden railing. The outfit carries over too, down to the black blazer and white shirt. What changes is the scale and finish. The person becomes a glossy, rounded toy with a head much bigger than the body, and the camera pulls back to show the whole figure. Since the toy in the sample wears the same clothes, a photo with a clear, simple outfit is a sensible choice.

The recipe

Toy Me, on paper.

Read from the effect catalog the app itself ships, so these are the settings your run will use.

The prompt

The exact prompt behind it.

King AI sends this text with your photo. You do not type it; it is shown so you can see what the effect asks for.

At the beginning of the video, the subject in the image stands naturally, facing the camera. Then, it slowly turns around. At the exact moment when its back is to the camera, the transformation begins — the surface becomes smooth and glossy, gradually taking on a plastic-like texture. By the end of the turn, the subject has fully transformed into a finely crafted figurine standing firmly on a smooth, circular base. Its pose and silhouette remain unchanged, with details such as surface textures, contours, and structural features clearly preserved, as if the figure has just been placed on display. The entire transformation is smooth and elegant, capturing the magical transition from a living or real-world entity to a collectible model.
### Requirements:
1. Determine the number of characters based on the input image — **all subject must undergo the transformation**.
2. Strictly describe the subject's visual characteristics based on the image — do not add or assume features not shown.
3. The final figurine(s) must be firmly and naturally placed on a round, smooth, circular base. The base should be clearly visible and consistent with collectible display models ultra HD 8K realistic, smooth motion, realistic physics, highly detailed environment

Your photo

Photos that suit it.

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How it works

Running Toy Me in four steps.

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