How do I make a Polaroid: Me & My Car video?

Open the Polaroid: Me & My Car template on Starrd, upload 1-2 photos, then tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt for you and Seedance 2.0 generates your cinematic video in a few minutes — no prompt-writing or editing required.

How many photos do I need for Polaroid: Me & My Car?

1 to 2 photos (the extra one is optional).

How much does the Polaroid: Me & My Car template cost?

20 Starrd credits. Credit packs start at $5.99 on the web (one video's worth), never expire, and there's no subscription.

How long is the Polaroid: Me & My Car video?

12 seconds of cinematic, shareable output, generated in a few minutes.

Can I customize my Polaroid: Me & My Car video?

Yes. Use Director's Notes on the template to set the mood, style, or specific details before you generate.

Cars

Polaroid: Me & My Car

Name: Polaroid: Me & My Car
Brand: Starrd

A flash-lit instant photo of you and your car, white frame, handwritten caption — instant nostalgia.

20 Credits4-Photo Pack

How it works

1
Upload 2 photos
Add everyone who's starring in the scene.
2
AI rolls camera
We cast you as the lead and direct the whole scene. No prompts, no editing.
3
Get your 12s video
Ready in a few minutes. Download it, share it, go viral.

For the best shot

A clear, front-facing face
Bright, even lighting
One person per photo, skip the sunglasses

Star Together

Upload 1-2 photos to start starring

Photo 1: you. Photo 2 (optional): your car.

You

Your Car

Add 1 photo to continue

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How to make your Polaroid: Me & My Car video

1
Open the Polaroid: Me & My Car template — A flash-lit instant photo of you and your car, white frame, handwritten caption — instant nostalgia.
2
Upload 1-2 photos — the built-in cropper helps you frame them.
3
Tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt and Seedance 2.0 generates your cinematic video in a few minutes — then download or share it.

Polaroid: Me & My Car — frequently asked questions

How do I make a Polaroid: Me & My Car video?: Open the Polaroid: Me & My Car template on Starrd, upload 1-2 photos, then tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt for you and Seedance 2.0 generates your cinematic video in a few minutes — no prompt-writing or editing required.
How many photos do I need for Polaroid: Me & My Car?: 1 to 2 photos (the extra one is optional).
How much does the Polaroid: Me & My Car template cost?: 20 Starrd credits. Credit packs start at $5.99 on the web (one video's worth), never expire, and there's no subscription.
How long is the Polaroid: Me & My Car video?: 12 seconds of cinematic, shareable output, generated in a few minutes.
Can I customize my Polaroid: Me & My Car video?: Yes. Use Director's Notes on the template to set the mood, style, or specific details before you generate.