Choose who gets the final word
Put the opening performer on the left and the reply performer on the right. You can replace just the replying person, or bring two portraits for a complete new cast.
Start with your photosThe setup is good. The comeback is the moment.
Adding your first photo opens Studio. Add the second portrait there.
The left performer opens the challenge; the right answers immediately with a sharp expression and shoulder accent. The scene stays on the court so the comeback has the audience’s attention.
Put the opening performer on the left and the reply performer on the right. You can replace just the replying person, or bring two portraits for a complete new cast.
Start with your photosThe template starts from its reference exchange. If the comeback needs specific words, switch to Two photos and enter each person’s lines. Keep the setup short enough that the reply has time to land.
Start with your photosPlace one clear portrait in each slot. The first is left; the second is right.
Choose your model, duration and format. Add a short direction if you want a different mood.
Your photos and settings arrive together. Review the credit price, create the video, then play and download the result.
The right performer. The left person delivers the setup first.
Yes. Select Right in the workspace and upload a single portrait. The other reference performer stays in place.
The template starts at ten seconds for a setup and reply. Choose a longer setting when the performance needs more time; a five-second version is better for a brief exchange.
You can choose a template, add portraits and adjust the settings before signing in. Sign in when you are ready to generate. Your files and selections stay in this browser tab.
The credit estimate updates with the model, quality and duration. The workspace confirms the price before creation. Opening a template does not spend credits.
No. Your selected portraits, template, duration, format and extra direction travel together. You can review and change them in the workspace before creating.
Build a performance around your song, or write a verse for each person.