<span style="font-size: 1.2em;">🔥 To animate the source image or video with the driving video, please follow these steps:</span>
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1. In the <strong>Animation Options for Source Image or Video</strong> section, we recommend enabling the <code>do crop (source)</code> option if faces occupy a small portion of your source image or video.
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2. In the <strong>Animation Options for Driving Video</strong> section, the <code>relative head rotation</code> and <code>smooth strength</code> options only take effect if the source input is a video.
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3. Press the <strong>🚀 Animate</strong> button and wait for a moment. Your animated video will appear in the result block. This may take a few moments. If the input is a source video, the length of the animated video is the minimum of the length of the source video and the driving video.
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4. If you want to upload your own driving video, <strong>the best practice</strong>:

 - Crop it to a 1:1 aspect ratio (e.g., 512x512 or 256x256 pixels), or enable auto-driving by checking `do crop (driving video)`.
 - Focus on the head area, similar to the example videos.
 - Minimize shoulder movement.
 - Make sure the first frame of driving video is a frontal face with **neutral expression**.

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