Step 1
Choose one clear image for each performer. The first photo goes on the left; the second goes on the right. Front-facing portraits with even lighting give the model more useful detail.
Your best friend, your other half, or an unlikely pairing. Start with two photos and a ready-to-edit scene prompt, then create a playful, rap-style performance in the unmistakable orange recording booth.
Click Create to submit with the photos and settings shown here. If needed, sign in first; your video starts automatically when you return.
A familiar orange set becomes a different story with every pairing. Explore a studio duo, a family moment, and a pair of pets, then choose the two personalities you want to bring together.


Original scene illustrations and a single-image video demo. These show the creative direction; your two-photo result will vary.
Create your own duoChoose one clear image for each performer. The first photo goes on the left; the second goes on the right. Front-facing portraits with even lighting give the model more useful detail.
Check the displayed settings and credit cost, then click Create. Both photos and the orange-booth prompt are submitted automatically; sign in first if needed.
Follow progress in your workspace, then preview and download the completed clip. You can refine a new version while it runs and add your own licensed soundtrack before sharing.
Give each role its own reference. The scene prompt assigns the two images to opposite sides and asks the model to keep their faces, clothing and movements distinct.
Start with a wide 16:9 composition and a fixed camera. Both performers share the frame, leaving space for reactions, hand gestures and the hanging microphone.
Warm light, an orange backdrop and a silver microphone are built into the starting prompt. Refine the scene in the studio to make the mood your own.
Try friends, family or pets with images you have permission to use. Contrasting personalities can make a simple scene memorable; clear references help the model interpret each subject.
It starts an AI video scene featuring two subjects in an orange recording booth, with a hanging microphone and playful performance gestures. This page prepares your two reference photos and an editable prompt for the AI Shorts video studio. It is an AI interpretation of the visual trend, rather than a frame-for-frame remake of an existing music video.
Choose one subject per photo, with a visible face, even lighting and minimal obstruction. Assign your first subject to the left slot and your second to the right. Avoid crowded group photos and very small faces. You can replace either photo before continuing; subject identity and gesture quality can still vary between generated results.
No. The starting configuration creates a silent clip and does not include a licensed recording of the song. You can add music you have permission to use in your editing or social app. Changing audio settings in the studio does not give you rights to an existing track.
Yes. The estimate above comes from the selected model and starting settings. The studio shows the current cost before you submit. Changing the model, duration or resolution can change the credit requirement. Choosing photos or opening the studio does not start a paid generation.
You can try two pet portraits or use two images of the same person in different outfits. Each slot stays a separate reference. Non-human anatomy and similar-looking subjects can be harder to interpret, so review the result and refine the prompt if needed. Use images you own or have permission to use.
No. The gallery contains original concept illustrations and a video made from a single prepared scene image. They demonstrate the orange-booth look and performance mood. They do not guarantee that two separate reference photos will reproduce exactly the same composition or identity consistency.
After you confirm generation, the task appears in your AI Shorts workspace. Processing time depends on the model and queue. Open the completed task to preview and download the available video. You can continue editing another idea while a submitted task is running.

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