Angel or Devil Filter AI Trend From Your Photo

Say it's AI and name the trend: #angelordevilfiltertrend.

• the filter knows me too well
• angel or devil?

You don't need to write it: the page sends it with your photo. To do it by hand, make the still from the scene with an image model, give it and the moves to a video model, and add the sound in an editor.

The scene (for the still)

The person sitting facing the camera in a softly lit bedroom, seen from the chest up, both hands pressed together under the chin, a nervous smile. Floating above their head, two small flat icons side by side: on the left a pair of white angel wings with a gold halo and "0%" in white under it, on the right a red cartoon devil face with small bat wings and "0%" in white under it. Phone held at face height like a selfie, warm lamp light, shot on a phone, natural colours.

The moves (for the video)

Selfie-style phone video held still at eye level, one continuous shot, no cuts, no zoom. {t:0}-{t:1}s: the person looks up at the two icons and back at the lens, hands still pressed together, ending with both numbers starting to count. {t:1}-{t:4}s: the two numbers under the icons count up together, neck and neck, while the person bites their lip and glances up, ending with both numbers in the forties. {t:4}-{t:5}s: they hold still for one second, staring into the lens. {t:5}-{t:6.5}s: the number under the red devil jumps ahead and stops at "91%" while the angel number stops at "9%", and the room light turns deep red. {t:6.5}-{t:8.5}s: two small curved red horns grow out of the top of the person's head. These horns growing as the devil side wins are the point of the video. {t:8.5}-{t:10}s: the person raises one eyebrow and breaks into a slow grin at the lens, ending on that look. The numbers show only digits and a percent sign. No other on-screen text, exactly one person, no second person, no extra hands, no slow motion, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

A fast ticking count-up with a rising drum roll, a low dramatic boom as the devil side wins, a soft crackle as the horns grow, then a short low chuckle.