Angel or Devil Filter: Let the Meter Over Your Head Decide

A viral "angel or devil filter" video, made from [Image 1]: one continuous selfie shot with no cuts, vertical 9:16, photorealistic, filmed with the phone's front camera at arm's length, chest up, the face large, sharp and in the lower middle of the frame, in the same room or place as [Image 1], so there is space above the head. The person in the video is the person in [Image 1], in every frame: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), and keep the clothes, the hair and the place from [Image 1], so their friends recognize them at once. The face stays the same from the first frame to the last. THE METER, like a phone face filter: at the top of the frame, above the head, two small flat cartoon sticker icons float side by side and stay fixed on the screen the whole time, never on the person: on the LEFT a red cartoon devil face with tiny horns and red bat wings, on the RIGHT a pair of white feathered angel wings with a thin golden halo. Under each icon is ONE big bold white number with a percent sign and a thin dark outline, easy to read. The LEFT number always belongs to the devil and the RIGHT number to the angel. 0-3 s: both numbers start at 0% and count up together. The person looks into the lens with a nervous smile, hands pressed together under the chin, as if praying for a good result. 3-6 s: the numbers climb neck and neck, step by step: 12% and 11%, 25% and 26%, 39% and 38%, 54% and 54%. Small natural head moves: the person glances up at the numbers, bites the lip, raises one eyebrow. 6-8 s: both numbers stop at 58% and 58%: a perfect tie. The person stares at the numbers in mock shock. 8-10 s: the person laughs, shrugs, and gives the camera a sly smirk and a wink: half angel, half devil. No halo and no horns appear. Audio: a soft quick ticking while the numbers climb, a short drum roll that stops at the tie, and the person's real laugh. No music, no spoken words. Playful and funny, like a phone face filter: a cartoon halo and cartoon horns, nothing scary. No pentagram, no cross, no religious symbol, no skull, no fangs, no blood, no fire, no black or glowing eyes, no dark horror look. One person only, a grown adult. Five fingers on each hand. The only text in the whole video is the two numbers with their percent signs: no title, no words, no captions, no subtitles, no stickers other than the two icons, no emojis, no logos, no watermark, no app interface.

A viral "angel or devil filter" video, made from [Image 1]: one continuous selfie shot with no cuts, vertical 9:16, photorealistic, filmed with the phone's front camera at arm's length, chest up, the face large, sharp and in the lower middle of the frame, in the same room or place as [Image 1], so there is space above the head. The person in the video is the person in [Image 1], in every frame: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), and keep the clothes, the hair and the place from [Image 1], so their friends recognize them at once. The face stays the same from the first frame to the last. THE METER, like a phone face filter: at the top of the frame, above the head, two small flat cartoon sticker icons float side by side and stay fixed on the screen the whole time, never on the person: on the LEFT a red cartoon devil face with tiny horns and red bat wings, on the RIGHT a pair of white feathered angel wings with a thin golden halo. Under each icon is ONE big bold white number with a percent sign and a thin dark outline, easy to read. The LEFT number always belongs to the devil and the RIGHT number to the angel. 0-3 s: both numbers start at 0% and count up together. The person looks into the lens with a nervous smile, hands pressed together under the chin, as if praying for a good result. 3-6 s: the numbers climb neck and neck, step by step: 12% and 11%, 25% and 26%, 39% and 38%, 54% and 54%. Small natural head moves: the person glances up at the numbers, bites the lip, raises one eyebrow. 6-7 s: the LEFT devil number drops to 4% and the RIGHT angel number jumps to 96%. 7-8 s: a glowing golden halo ring floats down from the top of the frame and settles just above the person's head, the light turns soft, bright and warm white, with a few tiny sparkles. 8-10 s: the person gasps happily, puts both hands on the cheeks, beams, then gives the camera a thumbs up, the halo glowing over the hair. Audio: a soft quick ticking while the numbers climb, a bright angelic chime when the halo lands, and the person's happy laugh. No music, no spoken words. Playful and funny, like a phone face filter: a cartoon halo and cartoon horns, nothing scary. No pentagram, no cross, no religious symbol, no skull, no fangs, no blood, no fire, no black or glowing eyes, no dark horror look. One person only, a grown adult. Five fingers on each hand. The only text in the whole video is the two numbers with their percent signs: no title, no words, no captions, no subtitles, no stickers other than the two icons, no emojis, no logos, no watermark, no app interface.

A viral "angel or devil filter" video, made from [Image 1]: one continuous selfie shot with no cuts, vertical 9:16, photorealistic, filmed with the phone's front camera at arm's length, chest up, the face large, sharp and in the lower middle of the frame, in the same room or place as [Image 1], so there is space above the head. The person in the video is the person in [Image 1], in every frame: copy the exact face from [Image 1] (the face shape, eye color and eye shape, eyebrows, nose, mouth, skin tone, age, hair color, hair length and hairstyle, and any beard, moustache, glasses or freckles), and keep the clothes, the hair and the place from [Image 1], so their friends recognize them at once. The face stays the same from the first frame to the last. THE METER, like a phone face filter: at the top of the frame, above the head, two small flat cartoon sticker icons float side by side and stay fixed on the screen the whole time, never on the person: on the LEFT a red cartoon devil face with tiny horns and red bat wings, on the RIGHT a pair of white feathered angel wings with a thin golden halo. Under each icon is ONE big bold white number with a percent sign and a thin dark outline, easy to read. The LEFT number always belongs to the devil and the RIGHT number to the angel. 0-3 s: both numbers start at 0% and count up together. The person looks into the lens with a nervous smile, hands pressed together under the chin, as if praying for a good result. 3-6 s: the numbers climb neck and neck, step by step: 12% and 11%, 25% and 26%, 39% and 38%, 54% and 54%. Small natural head moves: the person glances up at the numbers, bites the lip, raises one eyebrow. 6-7 s: the LEFT devil number jumps to 91% and the RIGHT angel number drops to 9%. 7-8 s: the light turns a warm red, like a red party light, and two small shiny red cartoon horns grow out of the top of the head through the hair. 8-10 s: the person gives a cheeky, mischievous grin, rubs both hands together and does a playful fake evil laugh into the lens, the face fully visible, lit in red, with the person's own eyes. Audio: a soft quick ticking while the numbers climb, a playful low whoosh when the horns pop out, and the person's cheeky laugh. No music, no spoken words. Playful and funny, like a phone face filter: a cartoon halo and cartoon horns, nothing scary. No pentagram, no cross, no religious symbol, no skull, no fangs, no blood, no fire, no black or glowing eyes, no dark horror look. One person only, a grown adult. Five fingers on each hand. The only text in the whole video is the two numbers with their percent signs: no title, no words, no captions, no subtitles, no stickers other than the two icons, no emojis, no logos, no watermark, no app interface.

A viral "angel or devil filter" video of a pet, made from [Image 1]: one continuous shot with no cuts, vertical 9:16, photorealistic, filmed with a phone held close at the pet's eye level, the pet's head and chest large, sharp and in the lower middle of the frame, in the same place as [Image 1], so there is space above the head. The pet in the video is the pet in [Image 1], in every frame: the same species and breed, head shape, ears, eyes, fur or coat colors, markings and fur length, with the natural body and proportions of that animal, so its owner instantly recognizes it. Real animal anatomy: paws, never human hands, no clothes. THE METER, like a phone face filter: at the top of the frame, above the head, two small flat cartoon sticker icons float side by side and stay fixed on the screen the whole time, never on the person: on the LEFT a red cartoon devil face with tiny horns and red bat wings, on the RIGHT a pair of white feathered angel wings with a thin golden halo. Under each icon is ONE big bold white number with a percent sign and a thin dark outline, easy to read. The LEFT number always belongs to the devil and the RIGHT number to the angel. 0-3 s: both numbers start at 0% and count up together. The pet sits and looks into the lens with big innocent eyes. 3-6 s: the numbers climb neck and neck, step by step: 12% and 11%, 25% and 26%, 39% and 38%, 54% and 54%. The pet tilts its head and its ears move. 6-7 s: the LEFT devil number jumps to 88% and the RIGHT angel number drops to 12%. 7-8 s: the light turns a warm red, like a red party light, and two tiny shiny red cartoon horns pop up on top of the head, between the ears. 8-10 s: the pet keeps looking innocent: it licks its nose, blinks slowly and tilts its head at the camera, the little horns on its head. Audio: a soft quick ticking while the numbers climb, a playful low whoosh when the horns pop up, and a small sound of the animal. No music, no spoken words. Playful and cute: cartoon horns, nothing scary. No pentagram, no religious symbol, no skull, no fangs, no blood, no fire, no glowing eyes, no dark horror look. Exactly one animal, no people. The only text in the whole video is the two numbers with their percent signs: no title, no words, no captions, no stickers other than the two icons, no emojis, no logos, no watermark, no app interface.