1 portrait
One clear portrait in JPEG, PNG, or WebP.
Flashlight
One portrait, a hard flashlight beam, and the rest of the frame goes dark.
Image models on VoraVideo
Open another image model when you want a different still.
IMAGE EFFECT
One beam. The rest of the frame goes dark.
The effect is already set. Add optional details without writing a full prompt.
One clear portraitLight with a directionOptional extra details
Optional extra details
The effect is already set. Add optional details without writing a full prompt.
1K / 2K
Pick a size before you render.
A flashlight portrait you can steer
The portrait stays the anchor
Your photo guides the person’s appearance. Check the face, clothing and small details in the generated result.
Name the beam
Write the color, brightness, and direction you want on the face.
Optional extra details
The effect is already set. Add optional details without writing a full prompt.
A face, a beam, a dark frame
The strongest results keep one person readable and the light coming from a place you can point to.
Keep the person in the picture
Your photo guides the person’s appearance. Check the face, clothing and small details in the generated result.
One face, clearly lit in the source
Choose a single-person portrait with hair and clothing visible.
Compare the details after
Check the face, hands, and small accessories before you share.
Use the beam to set the mood
Warm amber feels close. Cool blue feels stark. Neutral white stays plain. The edit should connect the beam, the lit face, and the dark surround.
Describe the light in Extra details
Add the beam color, direction or background you want in Extra details.
Keep the face readable
A firm beam works better than a blown-out face.
Leave room for the falloff
A little space around the head lets the darkness sit beside the face instead of covering it. Say where the beam starts if you want it in a hand or at the edge of frame.
Pick the frame
Choose a square, portrait, or landscape output ratio.
Optional extra details
Add the beam color, direction or background you want in Extra details.
How the flashlight effect runs
01
Upload a portrait
Use a clear photo of one person, with room around the face.
02
Check the effect and settings
Preview the effect, add details if needed, then review the settings and credit quote.
03
Render and download
Read the credit quote, sign in, and compare the result with the original.
FAQ
Flashlight photo questions
What is the flashlight image effect?
It keeps a real portrait and adds one hard flashlight beam so the rest of the frame goes dark. You can rewrite the color and direction.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. The effect includes its instructions. You can use it as is or add optional details in the form.
Which photos work best?
A clear portrait of one person, with hair and clothing visible and a little space beside the face. Covered faces and crowded groups are harder to keep.
Will my face and clothing stay clearly the same?
The photo guides identity. The render is a new image, so small details, hands, clothing, or the background can shift. Compare it with the original before you share.
Can I choose where the beam starts?
Add the beam color, direction or background you want in Extra details.
Which model and sizes are available?
This effect uses GPT Image 2.5. Choose 1K or 2K and a 1:1, 3:4, or 4:3 ratio. Each request makes one image.
Does a render use credits?
Yes. Sign in with your VoraVideo account. The button shows a quote before you submit, and each new render uses credits. Finished images go to your library.
Put one beam on the portrait.
Upload a photo and keep the rest of the frame dark.