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I Found You in the Crowd: two-photo video guide
Make a 10/15-second balcony-and-spotlight AI video from two photos. Learn the upload order, current format, credit workflow and result checks.
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What does the two-photo crowd template create?
Two separate portraits become a 10/15-second nightclub scene: one adult stands on a balcony while a spotlight finds the other on the dance floor. The second person looks up and the two share a glance. The current output is a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 480p, using 20 credits per generation. It is a fixed scene rather than a general video editor. Watch the complete examples to decide whether this camera sequence suits your idea before selecting photos.
Which photo goes on the balcony?
Put the balcony person in the first upload and the person under the spotlight in the second. Upload a separate JPG, PNG or WebP for each person, up to 10 MB per image. Do not combine the two portraits into one collage. Check the small previews after selecting your files, especially if their filenames look alike. Reversing the two uploads changes the roles. The template asks the model to preserve the subjects’ faces, hair and clothing, but exact likeness is not guaranteed.
How do I choose a style?
Fated Gaze, Funny and Romantic are three previews of the crowd scene. Fated Gaze is selected by default and shows an expressive balcony glance and spotlight pose in a 15-second example with music. The other two examples are 10 seconds. Funny uses an unexpected pairing; Romantic shows a navy suit and red dress. Your uploaded photos supply the people, so example outfits are not a promise that your result will use those clothes. Choose clear photos wearing the clothing you want to reference. Template duration: 15 seconds for Fated Gaze; 10 seconds for the other templates. The finished MP4 includes audio. Each generation uses 20 credits at 480p. Saved drafts restore your previous style choice.
Do I need an account or a paid pack?
Example viewing is free; video generation uses paid credits. Guest purchases do not require an account, while member credit packs require sign-in. A signed-in user with sufficient credits can submit directly. Otherwise the flow opens the available packs, then returns after verified payment to the private result page. Save that link. Video generation and payments are available; if a temporary error occurs, check the existing task status. The pricing page is the authoritative catalog.
What should I check after generation?
Wait on the existing task rather than submitting the same photos repeatedly. Each new submission is another attempt, even when the images are unchanged. Check both identities across the entire clip, the hands, the balcony framing and the final spotlight shot. AI can change expressions, outfits or movement. The site does not add its own branded watermark, but marks inherited from the reference video can remain. A confirmed generation failure returns the charged credits, which is different from a cash refund.
How do I save and share the result?
Download the finished MP4 before editing or posting it. The finished MP4 includes audio. Keep an unedited local copy so a later crop or caption change does not require another generation. A guest’s private result link grants access to the task and should not be used as a public post. Use the sharing control deliberately, and agree with the other person before making the result public.