Generate AI videos of you and your friends performing the viral Outstanding Tiny Desk concert
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2026
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Paid
Pricing
Free trial: 10 days, 5 AI video minutes, no card. Creator: $29/month or $228/year. Studio: $99/month or $780/year. Enterprise: from $299/month. Top-up packs: 15 AI minutes for $19, 40 AI minutes for $49.
Single Video: $9.99 for 1 video (1–5 people); Party Pack: $19.99 for 3 videos ($6.66 per video); Five Pack: $29.99 for 5 videos ($6.00 per video). All are one-time purchases with credits that never expire. Failed renders return credits automatically. Unused credits can be refunded within 14 days of
Key features
Automatic zoom on clicks
Dead time speed-up without editing
Mistake removal by step redoing
AI voiceover written per step
Word-by-word captions burned into MP4
Auto-generated written step-by-step guide
Step-based editing instead of timeline
Support for 96 recording languages and 58 publication languages
Blur sensitive information with follow-along blur
Branded video templates and customization
Upload 1–5 photos and assign to five roles: lead vocals, keyboard, back-left vocals, back-right vocals, saxophone
AI fills in clothing not shown in photos
Renders approximately 18-second 720p video at 9:16 aspect ratio
Download video with song and silent copy
Rendering typically takes 5–10 minutes
Photos deleted automatically after 30 days
Failed renders automatically return credits
Payment options: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay
What makes it different
One take produces three outputs: video, written guide, and share page
AI handles all editing—no timeline editing required
Records exact clicks for precision zooms and step detection
Private data redacted on your machine before upload
Instant multi-language translation with preserved tone and timing
No subscription; one-time purchase per video with credits that never expire
One video price covers 1–5 people, not multiple videos
Independent fan tool not affiliated with NPR, Charlie Wilson or The Gap Band
Photos used only for video generation, not for model training