Two photos fill the keyboard-player and dancer roles in a reference-based white-studio scene. Audio is AI-generated, not Stromae’s recording. The default 15-second 720p option quotes 561 credits. A sufficient USD cash purchase was not confirmed.
Two photos cast the drummer and singer in the prepared pink-studio performance. The template includes audio that the page identifies as AI-generated rather than the original song. The 15-second 720p option costs 561 credits. A 600-credit pack is sufficient, but its currency is unconfirmed. Pets are described as unreliable.
One adult or pet photo follows the first 15 seconds of the kitchen argument. The default 720p quote is 564 credits. A generated soundtrack is included, without the Bad Times song; add that recording separately when posting.
One adult photo follows an eleven-second hillside run with no prompt to write. The default 720p video costs 417 credits, covered by the $9.99 one-time 600-credit pack; 1080p costs 625. A 30% coupon is advertised, but its application was not confirmed. Included sound is generated footsteps, leaves and wind; add the trend song separately. Pets are not supported and the watermark policy is unconfirmed.
One adult photo supplies the lead in the prepared Charme side steps, shoulder rolls, turn and lean toward the camera. The template’s original sound is included. The 720p option uses 489 credits and 1080p uses 734. A 600-credit pack is advertised, but its USD price remains unconfirmed.
15-second highlight; 29-second full take also advertised
Resolution
720p, 1080p
Watermark
Not confirmed
The selected 15-second rooftop highlight keeps the source vocal, pointing, wall bounces and pleading hands. The 29-second option adds the lunge and one-knee finish. The checked 720p highlight costs 564 credits; a 600-credit pack is listed, but its currency is unconfirmed.
Two portraits fill the prepared hug, face-cover and duck sequence. Generated cheers and laughter are included without music. The default 720p video costs 376 credits, covered by the regular $9.99 pack of 600. A promotional coupon is excluded from this price.
The prepared night-street scene includes generated ambience and piano, without speech or lyrics. The default 720p video costs 314 credits, covered by the regular $9.99 pack of 600. Promotional checkout codes are excluded.
One photo replaces the party guest in a 14-second take: dance in, bite, stare, dance away, then return to point and grin. The built-in clip’s sound is included. The current quote is 523 credits at 720p or 784 at 1080p; USD minimum unconfirmed.
Three portraits fill the fixed street-selfie roles. The 15-second cut ends during the center encore; the 22-second full take restores the group finish. The regular $9.99 pack of 600 credits covers the 561-credit 720p cut. The full take at 720p costs 810 credits and needs a larger purchase.
One photo fills all four heads in the fixed 4:3 row. The template's phonk sound is included. The regular $9.99 pack supplies 600 credits, covering 720p at 443; 1080p costs 664. A promotional coupon is excluded from this price.
One person or pet photo replaces the driver. Built-in pickup dialogue ends with the demand for a name and excludes the later phone call. The live quote is 554 credits at 720p or 830 at 1080p; a sufficient USD purchase was not confirmed.
Two photos of people replace the pointer and hopper in the hallway routine; the slots exchange near and far positions at the cut. The source clip sound is retained. The form quotes 310 credits at 720p and the page lists 465 at 1080p. A sufficient cash purchase in explicitly confirmed USD was not established, so the cash minimum remains unknown.
One cat or dog photo becomes all three roadside dancers, with a cowboy hat and round glasses. The 14-second video retains the La Calabaza audio, which cannot be changed or muted.
One person, pet or character photo replaces the scorer in the built-in 14-second clip. It includes the lob, chest control, two sliding tackles and a low shot. The clip’s sound is retained; the default 720p quote is 530 credits.
Choose 30 seconds for the Eiffel Tower ending; the 15-second cut covers the phone attachment and chase. Use one person’s photo. Audio is included; pets are excluded.
Upload one head-to-shoes photo of a person already wearing the costume. The night-street take opens close on the outfit, tilts up early, then follows the strut and pose. The original Ramalama song is included. The default 720p quote is 396 credits; a sufficient purchase in confirmed USD remains unknown.
Upload one full-body photo of a person. They perform the greeting, spin, diagonal arm movements, kicks, hip sways and closing pose in a 3:4 clip with the template soundtrack.
One photo fills the preset slot for the bright before and dark hooded stare, with the reference audio included. It uses 377 credits at 720p or 565 at 1080p. The smallest displayed pack contains 600 credits. Its USD price is unconfirmed. The same slot also accepts a pet.
Two people perform the red-fence scream swap and start of the duo dance; the later low-angle shot and lunge are excluded. Audio is generated, not the original recording. The default costs 563 credits; the 600-credit pack’s USD price is unconfirmed.
Your photo supplies the lead and clothing; the preset supplies the zombie crowd, choreography, camera and sound. The default 720p video costs 565 credits, covered by the $9.99 600-credit pack.
One person or pet photo supplies the runner in the 13-second night-street preset, with the slowed chorus and handwritten captions. The default 720p version uses 490 credits; 1080p is also offered. A sufficient cash purchase was not confirmed.