Continue
Continue from the last frame
Continue is the Continuity loop on MyStarClip: pin a face, make a still, make a short clip, take the last frame, buy the next clip, Stitch the cut. Same person if you pinned a face. Same room if the prompt holds. It is not one native long take. You can chain ten clips. Coins never expire.
- Who is in the next beat
- How long
- Which engine
- Coins never expire
The loop
Face → clip → Continue → Stitch

1
Face
Pin a likeness you have rights to.

2
Clip
Animate. Six or ten seconds.

3
Continue
Next take from the last frame.

4
Stitch
Hard-cut the chain. Coins never expire.
The loop
Face, then clip, then Continue, then Stitch. Start with a still you like — one you made here or one you upload and have the right to use. Animate it. You get a short clip, usually six or ten seconds. When that clip finishes, Continue extracts the last frame and sends that frame back as the start still for the next job. The next clip begins where the last one ended.
That is the whole trick. There is no hidden longer engine. The catalog still charges clip coins for each hop. Failed jobs return coins. A finished hop you dislike does not. Watch the chain in Library before you spend again.
People hear “continue” and hope for a two-minute camera move. We do not sell that. We sell the next take, from the tail of the last one, up to ten clips. The eleventh Continue is refused. Start a new scene instead of pretending the camera never cut.
Face, then the next take
Pin a face in Studio before the first clip if the person in the shot is the point. Continue hands off the last frame of that clip, so the person in that frame is the person in the next one. If the first clip drifted, the next one will too. Recreate the look when you want a clean reset.
You confirm you have rights to that likeness. Star yourself, or write a fictional look you invented. Do not pin someone else’s face to make intimate or deceptive media. The Face slot is a pin for Continuity — not a costume shop and not a dating product.
Stitch after the chain
Stitch needs at least two finished clips in the same Continue chain. It joins them with a hard cut into one file. It is not a dissolve, not a grade, and not one continuous camera move. The join fee is six coins — about one still, not another generation.
Watch the chain in order. If clip two missed, fix that first. Stitch will faithfully join whatever you already made, including the miss.
Coins never expire. Then Generate.
Each Continue is a clip debit on the same wallet as stills. Buy a Coin Pack once, a monthly Coin Plan with about 30% more coins, or Coin Plan Annual — paid in full, two months free, marked Best deal. Coins never expire. The Pricing calculator shows approximate yield, including the stitch fee.
This page is Continuity and coin clarity — the studio loop, not a gallery. Generate lives in Studio. Open a finished clip in Library to Continue. Open Studio to start the first still or the first clip.
You are responsible for prompts, uploads, reference stills, and likeness, publicity, and consent. Generated stills and clips are not guaranteed.
Motion after the still is also on image to video. Face first on star yourself. The join is on Stitch. Face lock is on face lock. The full loop is on how it works. Honest compare on MyStarClip vs FreeMode. Pack yield is on Pricing.
Questions
- Is Continue one long video?
- No. Continue buys another short clip that starts on the last frame. Stitch joins the chain into one download. That is the whole length story.
- Where do I Generate?
- Studio. Make the first still or clip there. Continue sits on a finished clip in Library, not on a separate mystery page.
- Does Continue keep my face?
- It starts from the last frame, so the person in that frame is the handoff. Pin the Face slot first if the look is the point. Drift in clip one becomes drift in clip two.
- How many clips can I chain?
- Ten. The eleventh Continue is refused. Start a new scene. Recreate the look if you want the same wardrobe without spending until you hit generate.
- What does Stitch cost?
- Six coins for a hard-cut join of a finished chain. It is a file merge, not a new dream. Coins never expire.

