A small stage. All yours.
Make an Animated Duet Video with a Friend
Upload two photos to generate a 10-second vertical MP4 video of you and a friend performing as a desk-concert duo. Add your own music later in your publishing app.
Cast your concert
My creations ↗The desk-concert reference
Reference clip
Your turn on the mic
A little room. A whole lot of soul.
A clear photo is the start. Warm shelves, a friendly band, and your moment in the middle.
Cast the lead
One clear, front-facing photo. Bring a second for a friend.
Take the small stage
Books, keys, a microphone. A warm little concert with you in it.
Make it yours
Download a vertical MP4. Choose your soundtrack in your publishing app.
One concert. One purchase.
Solo and duet cost the same. No subscription. Confirm the price before each generation.
Features for Your Virtual Band Video
Everything you need to know about generating a two-person concert clip from your images.
Two Photos for a Duet
You only need two images to create your animated duet video. Upload one photo of yourself and one photo of your friend. The tool uses these two distinct faces to cast your virtual band and generate the final performance clip. Make sure both faces are visible before you begin the generation.
10-Second Vertical Format
The resulting video is a 10-second MP4 file formatted in a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio. This specific size fits right into standard mobile viewing, ready for you to save directly to your phone. From there, you can open the file in your chosen social media application to share with others.
Add Your Own Music
The generated clip does not include music or a built-in soundtrack. You receive a silent video file, allowing you to select the exact song you want. When you upload the MP4 to your publishing app to share with your friend, you can pair the visual performance with any audio track.
Simple File Requirements
You can upload your images in JPG, PNG, or WebP formats. Each image file can be up to 10 MB in size. Ensure both photos clearly show the faces of the people you want to feature in the final desk concert, as the tool requires one photo per person.
Clear One-Time Pricing
Creating a duet video costs exactly 1250 credits, which you buy as a $5 one-time purchase through FloatPass. There are no ongoing subscriptions to manage, and a two-person duet costs the same as a solo video. You can check the [pricing](/pricing) page for more details on credit purchases.
Failed Generation Protection
If the system encounters an error and fails to generate your video, you do not lose your money. A confirmed failed generation automatically returns the 1250 credits to your account. This allows you to try uploading your two photos again without needing to make another purchase through the FloatPass payment system.
How to Create Your Animated Duet
Upload Two Photos
Select the duet option and upload one photo of you and one of your friend. You can use JPG, PNG, or WebP image files, as long as each file is under the 10 MB size limit.
Get Credits
Purchase 1250 credits for $5 through FloatPass. This simple one-time payment covers the total cost of your 10-second duet video with absolutely no ongoing subscription required.
Generate and Download
Start the generation process. Once finished, download your 10-second vertical MP4 file to your device, ready to pair with a soundtrack in your publishing app before you share it.
When to Make a Duet Video
Birthday Greetings
Send a friend a birthday message by generating a 10-second video of the two of you performing. Download the MP4, add a specific birthday song in your social app, and post it to their timeline or send it in a direct message.
Inside Jokes
Take a funny photo of you and a coworker and turn it into a desk concert. The vertical 9:16 format is ready to drop into a group chat once you overlay the specific song that matches your shared running joke in your publishing app.
Long-Distance Friendships
If you cannot see a friend in person, use two separate photos to put yourselves in the same virtual band. Generate the duet, apply a meaningful track in your publishing app, and share the result to show you are thinking of them.
Event Announcements
Create a short teaser for an upcoming party or gathering hosted by you and a friend. Cast yourselves in the video, download the MP4 file, add a high-energy soundtrack, and post the 10-second vertical clip to your stories to invite your guests.
A few things to know.
Does a duet cost more than a solo video?
No, solo and duet videos cost the exact same amount. Both options require 1250 credits, which you can get for a $5 one-time purchase. You do not need a subscription to [make yours](/), as the tool operates entirely on a single-purchase basis through FloatPass.
What happens if the video fails to generate?
If the system has an error and your video generation fails, the tool confirms the failure and returns the 1250 credits to your balance. You can then try again with your two photos without needing to pay another $5 for a new batch of credits.
Can I add music directly in the tool?
No, the tool does not include music. It generates a silent 10-second MP4 video of your desk concert. You will need to choose and add your soundtrack using your preferred publishing or video editing app before you send the clip to your friend.
What kind of photos do I need for a duet?
You need exactly two photos to create a duet, providing one photo for each person in the band. The image files must be in JPG, PNG, or WebP format, and each individual file must be 10 MB or smaller to process successfully.
How long is the final duet video?
Every video generated by the tool is exactly 10 seconds long, whether you choose a solo or a duet. The file is delivered as an MP4 in a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio, making it the right shape for mobile screens and most social media publishing applications.
How do I pay for the video?
Payments are processed through FloatPass. You make a $5 one-time purchase to get the 1250 credits needed to generate one video. There are no subscriptions or recurring fees required to use the tool, upload your photos, or download your final MP4 file.