Choose Friends or Couple for adults, or Pets for two animal photos. All directions use the shared performance audio. The reviewed sample below is a 15-second 480p people video with audio and no site watermark. Video generation requires a purchased allowance; no free trial is offered.
Direction 01
Friends prompt template
Easy, open energy
When to use it
Use Friends when you want an open, playful duet with room for both people and a little stage energy.
Words you can change
Change “playful duet” for the mood you want, such as “quiet greeting” or “awkward celebration.” Keep the locked camera, full-body framing, and microphone when those details matter to the shot.
Sound on
Reviewed duo performance · 15 sec · 480p · 16:9 · sound · no site watermark
Open the workspace to start with its built-in direction. Copy any wording you changed if you want to use it in another prompt tool.
Use Couple for a closer, quieter performance where the relationship and timing should feel more restrained.
Words you can change
Change “close, quiet duet” for the emotional temperature you need. You can adjust the mood and editorial framing while keeping the short locked-camera structure easy for the model to follow.
Choose two clear photos with faces and shoulders readable, then keep expressions relaxed enough to support a close, quiet mood. The result can still vary from the references.
Open the workspace to start with its built-in direction. Copy any wording you changed if you want to use it in another prompt tool.
Choose Pets for two animal photos. The pipeline preserves animal features and adapts the shared performance rhythm to pet movement.
Words you can change
For your prompt reference, change “playfully move together” for a calmer greeting or a more energetic entrance. Keep “full bodies and paws visible” when you want the motion to stay readable.
Use one pet per photo, with clear markings and visible paws. Movement and identity can vary; the people sample is not a pet preview.
Open the workspace to start with its built-in direction. Copy any wording you changed if you want to use it in another prompt tool.
A prompt guides the scene; it cannot promise perfect identity.
Reference photos help the generator compose the scene, but final likeness, timing, and movement can vary. Use a clear photo and keep the action simple enough to read in a short clip.
Ready to set the stage?
Open the workspace when your references are ready.