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$6.90 per pass
One 480P video. A 720P video requires 2 passes.
Start with your photos- One-time purchase
- Passes do not expire
- 480p uses 1 pass, 720p uses 2
- 2 character photos
- Download with reference sound
Smalltown Boy keeps two characters through a place swap. Photo 1 starts in front. Photo 2 starts behind. They do not trade identities when they trade places.
Preview the dance
Preview the routine and explore different looks before choosing your photos.
Community examples for inspiration; not generated with this tool.
From pet photo to dance video
Photo 1 · foreground character: Photo 1 stays on the character that starts in the foreground, including through the side-by-side and the final approach. Photo 2 · background character: Photo 2 stays on the character that starts in the background. The two photos do not trade characters when the dancers swap places.
Sign in and choose a one-time pack if you need passes. After checkout, return to your photo, choose 480p or 720p, and select Generate. 480p uses 1 video pass and 720p uses 2. Purchasing alone does not start a task.
Open My creations to watch the completed performance with sound. Check each character through the movement, then download the version you want to keep.
Smalltown Boy AI gives each character its own reference photo. Photo 1 belongs to the performer who begins in front; Photo 2 belongs to the one who starts behind. The photos guide the faces, bodies, clothing, and visible accessories.
Use a clear, separate image for each subject. Both slots are required, and a group photo does not split into two roles. You can bring two pets into the routine or try other characters, though appearance and movement can vary.

The source performance supplies the movement and the exchange of positions. Photo 1 stays with its character and later appears on the left of the side-by-side view; Photo 2 stays with the other character and appears on the right.
The goal is to keep each identity attached as the characters move. Watch the exchange in the finished video, since overlapping bodies can lead to mixed faces or clothing. Another paid attempt cannot guarantee a correction.

The original background, camera, and choreography are already supplied. Upload the two character photos and leave the scene to the reference; there is no third image or optional background slot.
For a single pet, start with Otsukare Summer. For an opening solo followed by three assigned performers, choose Day by Day. The photo guide compares the role assignments.

The completed video follows the 21-second vertical reference and includes its soundtrack. Choose 480P for 1 video pass or 720P for 2. You do not need to find the song or align it yourself.
Check both characters in My creations, then download the clip you want to keep. Add a caption, introduction, or greeting in your own editor. Keep the original download so you can make different edits without generating another duet.

Put two companions into the same performance and follow their individual looks through the exchange.
Choose which character starts in front, then introduce the pair with a caption on your downloaded video.
Use photos that already show the outfits you want. The tool has no separate wardrobe editor, and fine details may vary.
Check each photo in its labeled slot before you start. Choose 480P or 720P and review the pass cost beside Generate.
Your task and its result stay together. Return to the same account to check progress, play a completed dance, or download it again. Check an existing task before submitting a second one.
Download the completed clip before adding a caption, greeting, or trim in another app. Keep an original copy so you can make different edits without generating the dance again.
If a completed picture needs audio recovery, use the result’s audio retry. It restores the reference track without making a new visual generation or spending another video pass.
Start with one video or choose a pack for more pets and variations. Every generation is one video and includes the reference soundtrack. 480p uses 1 video pass and 720p uses 2. A pass is not itself a 720p video. The other dances on this site use the same rule. Choose the number of attempts you want before creating.
$6.90 per pass
One 480P video. A 720P video requires 2 passes.
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Three 480P videos, or one 720P video with 1 pass left.
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Five 480P videos, or two 720P videos with 1 pass left.
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Photo 1 is the character that starts in the foreground, close to the camera. Photo 2 is the character that starts farther back. They keep those identities when they trade places. Photo 1 does not become “whoever is in front” later in the clip.
On this site, that request is this Smalltown Boy performance: two characters, the swap, and the side-by-side. There is not a separate baby template.
No. Both slots are required, and each one stays on its character. A solo pet belongs on Otsukare Summer, Put a Ring on It, or Bad Times.
The opening foreground and background, the moment they exchange places, the side-by-side, and the final approach. Each character should still match the photo you assigned, including face, fur, and clothes.
No. This page loads the 21-second performance. You upload Photo 1 and Photo 2 only. There is no video slot for a clip from your camera roll.
Choose your photos, match the roles, and bring the performance to life.

Upload one pet photo, generate the Otsukare Summer dance, then check the face, paws, setting, and soundtrack before you download.
Read guide
Tell the five pet performances apart, prepare the right number of photos, assign one, two, or three roles, and check the shots that show a swap or a wrong dancer.
Read guideChoose your photos and bring them into the performance. The movement, scene, and original soundtrack are ready.
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