Put two characters into the Smalltown Boy AI dance. Upload one photo for each cat, then create the close-up reactions, role swap, and side-by-side finale with the original sound.
Smalltown Boy AI turns two photos into the two characters in this cat-dance performance. One character reacts close to the lens while the other dances behind. They exchange places, appear together for the paired dance, and approach the camera at the end. Your photos supply their complete appearance; the loaded clip supplies the routine. You can build the pairing around two pets, two people, or characters you have permission to use. The result is a roughly 21-second vertical video with the reference soundtrack, ready to preview in My creations.
The dance is already loaded. Bring two separate character photos to make the pairing your own.
STEP 1
Add the first subject to Photo 1 and the second to Photo 2. The labels describe their opening positions. Use Replace to change either picture while keeping its role.
STEP 2
Select Generate when both photos are ready. Sign in when prompted. The button shows the credit cost for your selected resolution; uploading pictures alone does not start generation.
STEP 3
Open your Smalltown Boy AI result in My creations, watch the full exchange with sound, and download it. Check that the same two subjects remain recognizable after they change places.
Explore Smalltown Boy AI community examples with cats, dogs, and other pets. Choose who opens near the camera and who joins them for the shared finale.
In the loaded reference, Photo 1 follows the orange cat that opens near the camera, moves behind the other dancer, and joins the finale on the left. Pick the subject you want viewers to meet first in Smalltown Boy AI. Show a clear face, visible body, and the outfit you want. You do not need to recreate the pose: the reference provides the head movements, raised arms, and reactions.
Photo 2 follows the grey cat, which begins in the background and then takes its turn near the lens. This character gets a full close-up too. Use one subject per photo, without collage borders or overlapping people. The Smalltown Boy AI prompt keeps each photo assigned to the same source character throughout the exchange. Replace changes a picture in place without moving the other upload.
The final Smalltown Boy AI sequence brings both characters together as the camera angle changes and they reach forward. The prompt preserves the fence, plants, ground, shot changes, and choreography while adapting movement to each subject's anatomy. A pet's paws and a person's hands will produce different gestures. Preview both characters through the finale to check their proportions, outfits, and expressions before sharing.
Choose two subjects that are easy to distinguish in Smalltown Boy AI. The reference supplies their shared performance.
Pair two pets or different animals. Clear fur markings, ears, and body shape help establish their appearance. Smalltown Boy AI uses a stylized dance; anatomically perfect movement is not guaranteed for every species.
Use separate photos with the hair, clothing, and accessories you want. Ask permission before uploading another person's photo and present the shared video as an AI edit.
Bring two character images you have permission to edit. Their contrast can come from outfits, colors, or silhouettes. This Smalltown Boy AI template keeps the original outdoor performance; use the main workspace with another reference if your idea needs a new scene or a different routine.
A ready-made performance with two appearance references and a consistent role assignment.
Each Smalltown Boy AI upload defines one complete character. There is no extra background, outfit, or audio upload. A single group photo does not replace the two required inputs.
Smalltown Boy AI follows the original orange and grey cats across the edit, even when foreground and background reverse. The numbered slots remain tied to those characters rather than to a fixed screen position.
Your Smalltown Boy AI video uses the sound from the same performance. Page examples play muted. Open the completed result in My creations to listen; no separate music selection is needed.
The video follows the reference's roughly 21-second sequence and portrait composition. Resolution is selectable, while the template's duration and aspect ratio follow the source. The scene includes its original shot changes.
Your selected resolution and reference duration determine the Smalltown Boy AI credit cost shown on Generate. The plan examples below may use other models or clip lengths.
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Photo order, character choices, sound, and your finished video.
Exactly two, one per character. Photo 1 follows the orange cat; Photo 2 follows the grey cat. Both are required. No background or separate clothing photo is needed.
The intended identity mapping stays fixed. Smalltown Boy AI asks Photo 1 to follow the same orange-cat character and Photo 2 to follow the same grey-cat character through every shot. Their depth changes during the performance. In the side-by-side dance, Photo 1 is on the left and Photo 2 is on the right.
Yes, you can provide photos of people or other animals you have permission to use. Each image supplies the whole character, including body and outfit. Movements are adapted to the subject's anatomy. A very different body shape can make hand, paw, or leg movements less consistent, so review the full result.
Choose a sharp image of one subject with an unobstructed face and visible body. Show the desired hair, fur, clothes, and accessories. The two photos can have different backgrounds; they do not need to match the fence in the video. Avoid group shots, collages, strong motion blur, and objects covering the face.
No. The template already contains a prompt for both roles, their complete appearances, and the source performance. You can use the existing custom-prompt setting if you want to edit it. Keep the @Image 1 and @Image 2 assignments clear, especially around the moment the characters exchange places.
The finished result uses the reference video's original soundtrack. Page examples stay muted, so listen to your completed video in My creations. This tool does not provide a music library or let you record a replacement voice. Check that you have the appropriate soundtrack rights for where and how you plan to publish.
Approximately 21 seconds, matching the portrait reference. There is no separate length or framing control. For a different performance, use another source in the main Motion Transfer workspace.
Smalltown Boy AI uses Seedance 2.5 Edit with a fixed model for the reference and two photos. Select your resolution in Settings. For another model, use the main workspace.
Quick turns, overlapping hands or paws, and a face moving very close to the lens can introduce visual errors. Check the second close-up and the final approach, not only the opening thumbnail. A clearer photo may help a new attempt, but consistent identity and perfect limbs are not guaranteed.
Use Replace on the slot you want to change. The other photo keeps its position. When Photo 2 is present, the first slot is protected from deletion to avoid shifting the roles. You can still replace Photo 1 directly, or remove the second photo first if you want to clear both.
You can view the reference without starting a generation. Creating your own video requires signing in and enough credits for the displayed cost. Uploading or replacing a photo alone does not spend credits. Downloading or replaying an existing completed result does not create another paid job.
Open My creations in the workspace or your video history. Play the result to check both appearances, the position exchange, and the soundtrack, then use the download action. If you return through a saved draft, your photos and custom prompt are kept; generation still waits for your explicit submission.
Choose two character photos, keep their roles clear, and bring your pairing into the dance.
