Bulin 47 AI Prompts: Copy-Paste Prompts for You and Your Pet
The two tested prompts behind the Bulin 47 AI trend: a video-edit prompt that swaps only the freestyler, a pet prompt, and fixes for common problems.

These are the prompts behind the Bulin 47 AI page, tested on 25 October 2026. Copy them into any video model that accepts a photo plus a reference clip, or skip the setup and let the page run them for you.
Skip the setup: Bulin 47 AI →

What you need
- The original clip, trimmed to the part people use: from the moment the freestyler is on screen, 10 or 15 seconds, vertical 9:16.
- One photo: one adult with the face visible, or one pet. Use only photos of people who agreed to it.
- A model that can follow a reference video. For people, a video edit model works best because it keeps every frame and swaps only one person. For pets, a reference-to-video model gives the animal room to stand up.
Prompt 1: you or a friend (video edit)
Edit the video: replace only the freestyler, the man in the centre who raps toward the phone (pink mesh shirt, dark sunglasses, gold watch, tattoos), with the person in @image1 for the whole clip. Take the face, hairstyle, skin tone, body build and outfit only from @image1; no sunglasses, no gold watch, no earrings, no tattoos unless they are visible in @image1. Everything else in the video stays exactly as it is, frame by frame: the man in the foreground with curly dark hair seen from behind holding the round black speaker and a phone, the crowd at the red-lit doorway filming on their phones, the handheld camera shake, framing and timing. The new freestyler performs exactly the same moves on the same beats, leaning in to rap at the phone with the mouth in sync with the original vocal. No captions, no text, no logos, no watermark, no extra people, no face drifting back to the original freestyler.
Why it works:
- It names what to swap and describes it. "The man in the centre... pink mesh shirt, dark sunglasses, gold watch" tells the model exactly which person to replace.
- It strips his accessories. Without "no sunglasses, no gold watch", edit models tend to copy them onto your face.
- It locks everything else. The man with the speaker, the crowd and the camera shake are what make the clip recognisable.
- "No face drifting back" stops the original face creeping in during fast head turns.
Prompt 2: your pet (reference to video)
@image1 shows the star of this video, an animal. Recreate @video1 shot for shot: the same handheld vertical night phone footage outside a restaurant entrance glowing red, the same camera position, framing, shake and timing; the same young man with curly dark hair in the right foreground seen from behind, holding up a round black portable speaker and a phone; the same crowd at the doorway filming on their phones. The animal from @image1, with its own fur colours, markings, face and eyes from @image1, stands upright on its hind legs exactly where the freestyler in the pink shirt stands in @video1, at the same size, and performs his moves with identical timing: rapping at the phone with both front paws working on the beat, turning its head to the side and back again. Its mouth opens and closes on the beat as if rapping. The freestyler in the pink shirt of @video1 must not appear: no human at his spot, no sunglasses, no gold watch, no pink shirt. Photoreal fur, natural paws. Follow the motion, timing, framing and camera of @video1 exactly; no new actions, no cuts, no on-screen text.
Why it is written differently: on some providers, words like "edit" or "replace" switch a reference task into an edit task, which keeps a human body under the pet's head. This prompt describes the scene from scratch and says who must not appear instead.
Fixes for common problems
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| The original face comes back mid-clip | Add "no face drifting back to the original freestyler" and use a front-facing photo |
| Sunglasses or the gold watch show up on you | List them under "no ..." unless they are in your photo |
| The pet has human hands | Add "natural paws" and "no human at his spot" |
| Two people end up swapped | Use a photo with only one person in it |
| The mouth is off the beat | Expected with a new soundtrack: the moves follow the original freestyle, so lay a beat at a similar tempo (about 118 BPM) |
Sound
Most models return the clip silent or with a new soundtrack. The original "Dame Hombro" recording can't be licensed, so the page lays a similar-style dembow beat at about the same tempo on every clip (“Pista de dembow para Party” by Flakito Gil (Pixabay); not the official song) and also gives you a silent copy so you can add "Dame Hombro" from TikTok's music library.
Price on Oraclip
You or a friend: 1,700 credits for 10 seconds, 2,540 for 15. Your pet: 610 credits for 10 seconds, 910 for 15. No free preview; failed videos are refunded. The step-by-step guide is here.