The ceiling fan outfit change is one of the most copied transitions of the season. The phone is taped to the ceiling, pointing straight down at someone lying on the rug, and the fan does the editing: each blade that sweeps across the lens wipes one outfit away and leaves the next one behind it. Done for real it takes a tripod, a wardrobe and a lot of retakes to line every change up with a blade.
This template makes the whole clip from a single photo. You are placed on the rug under the fan, looking up at the camera, and the blades carry you through four looks one sweep at a time. Choose the women's or men's set for an everyday-to-evening run, or the Halloween set for a costume parade.
The result is a 12-second 9:16 vertical clip, ready to post. A clear, well-lit, full-body photo of one person gives the closest likeness.
For the full walkthrough, with the 12 seconds broken down look by look, how to pick an outfit set and a photo, and what surprised us while we built this template, read our guide: How to make a ceiling fan outfit change.
