Turn your photos into a new desk-concert performance with optional AI-generated sound
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Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
Single: 10 credits for $9.99; Duo Pack: 50 credits for $29 (save 42%); Crew Pack: 350 credits for $99 (save 72%); Studio Pack: 900 credits for $199 (save 78%); Label Pack: 3000 credits for $499 (save 83%). Videos cost 10 credits for default Fast 480p 15-second format; other settings range from 7 to
HD (720p, 15 seconds): 1 video $9.90, 3 videos $24.90, 5 videos $34.90. Full HD (1080p, 19 seconds): $29.90 per video. USD, one-time payments, no subscription.
Key features
Upload character photo to generate video
Optional scene photo to change venue
Optional custom prompt for extra details
Choice of 15 or 20 second video length
Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio for social media
Original Burning Bridges soundtrack included
Support for person or pet photos
One-time credit packs with no subscription
Credits never expire
Free local storyboard preview before paying
Four band lineup options: solo, duo, one-person band, or five-person band
HD (720p, 15 seconds) and Full HD (1080p, 19 seconds) video quality
Portrait and landscape aspect ratios for TikTok and YouTube
Optional original AI-generated instrumental audio
Three scene options: bookshelf session, office takeover, after-hours set
Google sign-in for secure account and download management
Seven-day download window for completed videos
Credit return for confirmed failed generations
What makes it different
Simple setup requiring only one character photo
Template provides preset performance and original soundtrack automatically
Cost shown before creation with no hidden charges
No subscription required, credits never expire
Independent tool not affiliated with NPR or the original Tiny Desk Concerts series
Creates new performances rather than recreating or remixing official content
No subscription required; one-time credit purchases with no scheduled expiry
Separate HD and Full HD credit systems with no cross-conversion