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Create from 519 piments ↗18+ · Deck days, open water
A yacht AI video puts the whole charter in motion: wind pulling at your hair on the bow, the wake foaming white behind the stern, a drone circling the deck as you raise a glass. Start from a photo you took on board, or one of an adult who agreed, describe one move and one camera, and Sirena renders a vertical 5, 10 or 30-second clip with the hum of the engine and the slap of the sea. Glossy, 18+ only and never explicit.
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A yacht deck is a set built for video: polished teak, white cushions, a blue horizon in every direction, and constant motion from the wind and the sea. Even when the person hardly moves, the water rushes past, the flag snaps and the light shifts on the waves, so the clip looks expensive from the first frame.
The model takes its scene from your photo. A shot taken on board gives you the real boat with its rails, sails or sun pads; a photo from the marina gives you a dockside scene where the boat may change shape. Start as close to the deck as you can.
Each spot on a yacht has its own shot. Pair them like this:
| Spot on board | Move for the person | Camera |
|---|---|---|
| Bow | Stands at the rail, wind in the hair, looks back | Slow push-in from behind, horizon level |
| Sundeck | Stretches on a sun pad, lowers sunglasses | Overhead drone, slowly rising |
| Swim platform | Sits with feet in the wake, splashes | Low angle from the water side |
| Stern at sunset | Raises a glass of champagne toward the sun | Slow orbit with the sun behind |
| Tender ride | Holds the rail and laughs at the spray | Tracking shot alongside, kept short |
A moving boat is hard to keep stable over thirty seconds. Five or ten seconds is the sweet spot.
Your on-board photo is @Image 1. Each prompt keeps the horizon steady and gives the wind something to do.
@Image 1 stands at the bow rail of a white yacht cutting through deep blue water, the wind sweeping her hair and an open linen shirt behind her, she turns her head back to the camera with a slow smile, push-in from behind, wind and rushing water.
@Image 1 lies on the sun pad of a yacht’s upper deck, stretches lazily, slides her sunglasses down her nose and looks up at the camera, overhead drone rising slowly to reveal open sea, bright noon sun, engine hum.
@Image 1 sits on the swim platform with her feet trailing in the white wake, kicks a spray of water toward the camera and laughs, low angle near the water, afternoon sun, rushing water and motor.
@Image 1 and @Image 2 stand at the stern at sunset, clink champagne glasses and turn toward the camera, the sun low behind them, slow orbit, waves and the soft pop of a cork.
Two adults who both agreed; one photo of you together keeps it natural.
@Image 1 climbs the yacht’s swim ladder out of turquoise water, water streaming off her shoulders, wraps a towel around her hips and looks back at the camera, bright sun, slow motion, waves lapping the hull.
Boat photos fail in their own ways. Before rendering, check:
No photo from on board? Upload yours as @Image 1 and a deck photo you have rights to as @Image 2, then describe the scene. Expect a less faithful boat than a real on-deck shot.
Priced by length and quality only, never by the size of the boat:
| Length | Medium · 480p | High · 720p | Ultra High · 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | $5.19 | $6.49 | $15.59 |
| 10 seconds | $6.49 | $11.69 | $31.19 |
| 30 seconds | $15.59 | $32.49 | $92.29 |
The terms of use apply on every boat.
Anyone recognizable on deck must be an adult who agreed to this clip, confirmed by you before each render.
It gives by far the most convincing result. Without one, combine a photo of you with a deck image you have rights to; the scene will be less faithful.
Yes. “Slow drone orbit” and “drone rising to reveal open sea” both work well; keep them slow and the clip short.
Fast camera moves on a moving boat confuse the model. Lock the camera or slow it down, and start from a level photo.
Yes: wind, waves, the hull, the engine, a cork popping if you ask for it. No music is added.
It is a vertical 9:16 MP4, ready for Stories and Reels. Label it as AI where the platform asks.
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