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Ottoman Empire Movie Builder: Become a Sultan. Rule in Style.

Upload one photo of your face and star in your own Ottoman Empire music video: up to 144 seconds, vertical 9:16, built from 18 scenes of palaces, bazaars and army camps meeting supercars and gadgets, 3–8 seconds each, with your own car and pet if you want them. You see the storyboard and the exact price before anything renders.

  • You add: 1 face photo
  • Result: 15–144 s with music
  • Price: from 94 credits

Opens in the AI Video studio. Nothing renders and no credits are spent until you confirm the price and press Create.

Example rendered 10 October 2026 · page updated 10 October 2026

Ottoman Empire Movie Builder example
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Ottoman Empire Movie Builder at a glance

Each scene is rendered on its own with your photo as the reference, shot like real footage from one camera, then cut together on the beat of the soundtrack. A 30-second movie is 184 credits at 480p and is usually ready in 10 to 15 minutes. A scene that cannot be made is left out and refunded.

What you addOne clear face photo (a second photo helps); your car and pet are optional
Movie lengthUp to 144 seconds — 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 144 as quick picks, 30 by default
Scenes18 scenes of 3–8 seconds, or one of 5 ready-made movies
CharactersSultan, Sultana, Grand Vizier, Conqueror, Janissary Commander or Surprise me
OptionalYour own car or 6 AI cars; your dog or cat, or 5 AI animals
Music and look3 instrumentals made for TalkPix or none; vintage film, epic cinema, clean modern look
FormatVertical 9:16 MP4 with sound, 480p or 720p
Price184 credits for 30 seconds at 480p
Where it runsIn the AI Video studio (Seedance 2.5, each scene rendered with your photo)

What the example was made from

30 seconds at 480p with the Mehter Trap soundtrack and the epic cinema look, from these photos. The sample photos are real photos from a member of the TalkPix team, used with permission.

Face photo used for the example
Face
Second photo photo used for the example
Second photo
Car photo used for the example
Car
Dog photo used for the example
Dog
  1. 0:00Sultan's Supercar6s
  2. 0:06Barracks Gaming Night5s
  3. 0:11Ships Over Land5s
  4. 0:16Hammam Car Wash5s
  5. 0:21Cannon Selfie4s
  6. 0:25The Sultan's Convoy5s

Four steps

  1. Step 1

    Upload your face

    One clear photo is required; a second one helps the likeness.

  2. Step 2

    Pick a character and scenes

    Sultan, Sultana, Grand Vizier, Conqueror, Janissary Commander — then a ready-made movie or your own cut.

  3. Step 3

    Add your car, pet and music

    Car and animal options appear only for scenes that can show them. Pick a soundtrack and a look.

  4. Step 4

    Check the price and create

    The storyboard and exact credit total come first. Each scene renders on its own and is cut on the beat.

The 18 scenes

can show your car · can show your pet or an AI animal. Pictures are previews of each scene.

  • Sultan's Supercar scene preview

    01 · Sultan's Supercar

    Roar through the palace gate in your car while the janissary guards stare.

    6s

  • Palace Valet scene preview

    02 · Palace Valet

    A grand vizier bows and presents your car key on a velvet cushion.

    5s

  • Hammam Car Wash scene preview

    03 · Hammam Car Wash

    Bath attendants scrub your car with mountains of foam under a marble dome.

    5s

  • Courtyard Drift scene preview

    04 · Courtyard Drift

    Spin donuts in a caravanserai courtyard while viziers watch from the gallery.

    5s

  • Barracks Gaming Night scene preview

    05 · Barracks Gaming Night

    Armoured soldiers glued to computer screens in a stone barracks. You lose, and blame the helmet.

    5s

  • Ottoman Barista scene preview

    06 · Ottoman Barista

    Pull a perfect espresso in a tiled coffeehouse and serve it to a waiting janissary.

    5s

  • Grand Bazaar Spree scene preview

    07 · Grand Bazaar Spree

    Shop the vaulted bazaar and pay a carpet merchant with a gold card.

    5s

  • Carriage vs Supercar scene preview

    08 · Carriage vs Supercar

    A drag race on a cobbled avenue: your car against a horse carriage.

    5s

  • Ships Over Land scene preview

    09 · Ships Over Land

    Soldiers haul a wooden galleon over the hill on log rollers. You overtake it in your car.

    6s

  • Janissary Gym scene preview

    10 · Janissary Gym

    Bench-press two copper cauldrons while a janissary spots you with a tiny tea glass.

    5s

  • Mehter DJ Night scene preview

    11 · Mehter DJ Night

    A palace party at night: you on the decks, the military band behind you, the crowd jumping on the drop.

    5s

  • Camp Delivery scene preview

    12 · Camp Delivery

    A courier on a red sports motorbike delivers lunch to your tent in the middle of the army camp.

    5s

  • The Sultan's Cats scene preview

    13 · The Sultan's Cats

    The palace cats take over the throne room. One of them takes your seat.

    5s

  • Siege Segway scene preview

    14 · Siege Segway

    Inspect the fortress walls on a self-balancing scooter while the archers stare.

    5s

  • Imperial Shipyard Tuning scene preview

    15 · Imperial Shipyard Tuning

    Shipwrights fit your car with a giant carved wooden spoiler.

    5s

  • Cirit Match scene preview

    16 · Cirit Match

    Gallop across the field and catch a flying javelin one-handed. Or catch it from your car.

    5s

  • Cannon Selfie scene preview

    17 · Cannon Selfie

    Film yourself with a ring light on the walls as a giant cannon fires behind you.

    5s

  • The Sultan's Convoy scene preview

    18 · The Sultan's Convoy

    Drive slowly down an avenue of saluting janissaries as rose petals fall.

    5s

5 ready-made movies

  • Sultan in 2026

    Royalty meets supercars, galleons, gadgets and the club.

  • Palace Car Culture

    Valet, foam wash, drift, tuning and the convoy: the car is the star.

  • Camp Chaos

    Soldiers gaming, a delivery to the army camp, cannon selfies and a Segway siege.

  • Palace Lifestyle

    Bazaar shopping, coffee, cats, selfies and lunch delivered to the tent.

  • Ultimate Ottoman Mix

    The fastest, most outrageous scenes, back to back.

What a movie costs

Credits per rendered second plus 4 credits to cut the movie and add the music. These rows assume 5-second scenes; a scene shorter than 4 seconds is rendered at 4 and trimmed. Your exact total is shown before you create.

Movie480p720p
15 seconds94 credits199 credits
30 seconds184 credits394 credits
45 seconds274 credits589 credits
60 seconds364 credits784 credits
90 seconds544 credits1174 credits
144 seconds874 credits1889 credits

Ottoman Empire Movie Builder FAQ

What is the Ottoman Empire Movie Builder?

An AI video tool that turns one photo of your face into a vertical (9:16) music video of up to 144 seconds, set in the Ottoman Empire. You pick from 18 scenes — a supercar drifting through the palace gate, a foam car wash in a marble bathhouse, soldiers gaming in the barracks, a galleon hauled over the hill beside your car — or let one of 5 ready-made movies choose for you. Each scene is rendered separately with your face, then cut together on a soundtrack.

How long can my movie be?

Up to 144 seconds. Each scene runs 3 to 8 seconds, and the total is the sum of your scenes. Quick lengths are 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 and 144 seconds; 30 seconds is the default. 720p movies run up to 90 seconds; longer ones are made in 480p.

How much does it cost?

It is priced per rendered second: 6 credits a second at 480p or 13 at 720p, plus 4 credits to cut the movie and add the music. A 30-second movie at 480p is 184 credits. The video model renders at least 4 seconds, so a 3-second scene is rendered (and billed) at 4 seconds and trimmed. The exact total is shown before you create anything, and credits are only held when you press Create.

Do I have to upload a car or a pet?

No. Only your face is required. The car and animal sections appear only when a scene you picked has room for them. You can upload your own car (a front three-quarter photo, plus side and rear if you like) or your own dog or cat, pick an AI car or AI animal, or leave them out. The scenes built around a car (Sultan's Supercar, Palace Valet, Hammam Car Wash, Courtyard Drift, Carriage vs Supercar, Ships Over Land, Imperial Shipyard Tuning and The Sultan's Convoy) use an AI car if you add none.

Will it look like me?

Your photo is given to every scene as the reference for the main character, together with an instruction to keep your exact face, skin tone and features and not to smooth or beautify them. The same costume is written into every scene so your character stays consistent. Use a clear, well-lit, front-facing photo without sunglasses; a second photo of you helps.

Is it a free preview?

No. Nothing is rendered before you confirm the credit price. Before that you see a storyboard of your scenes with preview stills; those stills are illustrations of each scene, not your rendered movie.

What happens if a scene fails?

Each scene is a separate render and gets one automatic retry. A scene that still cannot be made is left out and its credits are returned; the scenes that worked are kept. If less than half of the movie can be made, the whole movie is refunded.

How long does it take?

A scene takes about five minutes to render and up to four render at the same time, so a 30-second movie is usually ready in 10 to 15 minutes. The result page shows each scene as it finishes and updates by itself.

Where does the music come from?

The 3 soundtracks — Mehter Trap, Palace Lounge and Coffeehouse Comedy — are instrumentals made for TalkPix, so they can go in your video. Every cut between scenes lands on a beat, and a long movie loops the track's main section. You can also choose no music and keep only each scene's own sound effects.

Can I change the scenes and make it again?

Yes. On the finished movie, Remix this movie opens the builder with your photos, costume, car, animal and music in place for as long as they are stored (30 days). Change the scenes or their order; the new price is shown before anything is charged. A remix is a new render, not a free one.