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Open the result for that job, or the orders list, and save the MP4 from there. Guest orders stay in the browser that paid for them. An account keeps the library while you are signed in. The studio does not email the file. Sharing is a separate step after the file exists, and it requires an account.

No. A guest can pay the quoted single price. Buying a credit pack requires you to sign in. A signed-in visitor with credits can still choose the single price.

No. A result that simply is not what you hoped is not a failed service. A failed job is handled under the refund policy, and a cash refund still needs the provider to confirm it.

A single video is quoted before you pay. The lowest shelf is Seedance 2.0 Mini, 480p, 15 seconds at USD 5.72, which is 1 credit. The default Seedance 2.0, 720p, 15 seconds is USD 11.37, or 11 credits. The highest shelf is Seedance 2.5, 1080p, 15 seconds at USD 22.76. A listed price is not proof that checkout is approved.

You can pay once for the prepared video, with or without an account. Credit packs require you to sign in. Basic is USD 29 for 17 credits, Pro is USD 99 for 84, Max is USD 199 for 215, and Studio is USD 499 for 1101. A pack is a balance, not a fixed number of videos. If your balance is short, you can still pay the single price. A pack is optional, and you press Generate again after a top-up.

A failed generation is not itself a confirmed cash refund. If a credit reservation is confirmed unused because the job failed, that reservation is released. A failed paid generation needs a refund review, and a cash refund requires the provider that took the payment to confirm it. A video you simply dislike is not a failed job.

Use the contact page to prepare a draft, then send it from your own email app. The page does not file a ticket. No verified reporting address is published, so there is no mailto link. If a report later arrives at a verified inbox, the host policy says: Within 1 business day of receiving a report. Within 7 business days of receiving a report. Business days are Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays, in the Asia/Shanghai time zone (UTC+8). The period starts when the reporting inbox receives the report. If a complex case needs more time, we will explain the reason and provide an updated target before the original deadline. A draft you have not sent does not start those clocks.

No. Homepage and explore clips are imported scene references. This studio did not generate them, and they are not a before-and-after of a customer photo.

Reference clips elsewhere do not agree on length. This studio locks 15 seconds at 9:16 with generated audio for every model.

JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. One file, up to 24 MB, at least 300 pixels and at most 6000 pixels on each side.

Seedance 2.0 at 720p. That quote is $11.37, or 11 credits, for 15 seconds at 9:16 with generated audio on.

No. Generated audio stays on for every model. The audio is not the original Outstanding recording, and there is no silent export.

No. The studio is not affiliated with NPR, Tiny Desk Concerts, Charlie Wilson, or The Gap Band. Label generated video when the context could mislead someone.

NPR published Charlie Wilson: Tiny Desk Concert on June 5, 2023, written by Bobby Carter. Outstanding is the last song. The credited band is larger than a five-photo cast and includes Charlie Wilson on vocals and Nick Wilczynski on saxophone. Georgia Public Broadcasting carries the same article. That page does not describe this generator and does not date the parody.

Imported samples do not share one runtime. One desk clip is about 14.5 seconds. Others run about 19 seconds, including a file another site labeled as Mini at 480p. This studio did not generate those files. Every model here is locked to 15 seconds at 9:16 with generated audio.

Use one front-facing photo of an adult you have permission to depict. Keep the eyes visible and the face large enough to read. A plain background helps because the preset already supplies the office. Sunglasses, a hard crop, or a group with no obvious lead make the face harder to follow. The sunglasses still on the photo tips is a reference crop, not a failed render.

No. Mini, Fast, Seedance 2.0, and Seedance 2.5 share the office-desk preset, the 15-second length, the 9:16 frame, and generated audio. They differ by which resolutions are priced. Mini and Fast stop at 720p. Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 2.5 add 1080p. 4K, a silent file, and a longer cut are not offered.

A finished job is one vertical MP4. Download it from the result or the orders list. Guest orders stay in the browser that paid. The studio does not email the file. The video is a new parody, not the NPR concert and not the original Outstanding recording.

tiny desk outstanding is a photo-to-video parody of a cluttered office concert: a red keyboard, headphones, a boom microphone, a laughing close-up, and a saxophone in the preset. You upload one adult photo and receive a vertical video. NPR’s June 5, 2023 Charlie Wilson Tiny Desk page is the concert people point at. That page does not describe this generator, and this studio is not affiliated with NPR.

Outstanding is the last song on the NPR set list dated June 5, 2023. The concert page is the source for that fact. It is not a release note for this generator, and it does not say when the parody started.

The NPR article, also carried by Georgia Public Broadcasting, credits Charlie Wilson and a larger band than a five-photo cast, including saxophonist Nick Wilczynski. A clip made from one uploaded photo is not that band.

No. A video from this studio is a new parody generated from a photo. It is not the NPR broadcast, and it should not be presented as Charlie Wilson or as Tiny Desk Concerts footage. Generated audio is not the original song.

Upload one clear photo of an adult you have permission to depict. The file must be at least pixels on each side and at most MB. JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF are accepted. Keep the eyes visible. Sunglasses and a tiny face are harder to read.

This studio accepts photo. That person is the lead, and the preset builds the office-desk band around them. Separate uploads for backups, keys, and sax are not a control, so those other faces are part of the generated scene rather than extra pictures you supply.

No. The cluttered office, red keyboard, headphones, boom microphone, laugh, and saxophone are the preset. An optional note can be empty or up to 400 characters if you want a styling hint. The note cannot change the locked length or turn sound off.

Here, one portrait is the only input. The photo control allows file, and that adult is the lead. A five-person upload, with a different photo for each chair, is not enabled. The preset still shows an office band, but the extra faces are generated rather than taken from extra photos you supply.

Upload an adult you have permission to depict, and only a photo you have the right to use. Do not sexualize anyone, and do not upload a minor. Do not present the result as the NPR concert or as a real person’s endorsement. The automated check covers the final composed prompt text only. It does not review the photo or the video.