Place your lead in front of a synchronized crowd. Add a photo for the lead and one for the surrounding performers, then generate with the ready-made motion template.
STORM II AI puts one foreground lead in a synchronized crowd-dance shot. The video here is a community example and was not generated on this site. Your first photo guides the lead; your second guides the crowd. The motion clip already loaded above supplies the choreography and camera. You do not need to film a dance or write performance instructions. Your result can differ from the example.
The crowd template is already selected. Bring a lead photo and a photo of the surrounding performers.
STEP 1
Watch the community example and the motion reference. The workspace uses Seedance 2.5 Edit, starts at 480p, and follows the motion clip’s length. The original reference audio is added automatically. Previewing does not submit a STORM II AI job.
STEP 2
Upload the lead first, then a photo of the crowd. Use Replace to keep each image in its role. The motion reference stays loaded. If a saved draft opens, check its restored files and settings before you continue.
STEP 3
Click Generate to create your STORM II AI video. When it is ready, open My creations to watch it with the original soundtrack, then download your favorite version.
The motion reference, the community example, and the original lead photo are separate files. None of them was generated on this site.
The clip below is the motion file the workspace loads. It is not the community example above. A wide formation wears matching dark jackets and ties, with one person in a white shirt in front. The rows hold together, then bow as a group, while the framing stays on the crowd. The reference runs for about 28 seconds. STORM II AI follows that source length and framing without a video upload from you.
This full-body picture of a man in a black three-piece suit is the original lead reference from the community example. It is not placed in your upload slot. Upload a clear photo of the person you want in front, then a separate photo showing the appearance you want for the surrounding performers. The second photo guides their appearance; the motion clip provides the scene layout and formation. Faces, clothes, and spacing can still change in the result.
The crowd choreography is already chosen. You can guide who stands in front and how the surrounding performers look.
The motion reference already defines the rows, bow, and camera. STORM II AI recasts this formation without a scene description.
The first slot is for the lead. The second is for the surrounding performers, which can come from a group shot. Replace either image without setting the motion template up again.
Choose the resolution in Settings. Seedance 2.5 Edit follows the source video length and framing, with the reference audio added automatically. Read the estimate before you spend credits.
The template fixes the choreography. These choices change the file you receive.
The template tells Seedance to use your first photo for the lead, your second for the crowd, and the motion clip for the dance. Check the result before sharing it.
STORM II AI follows the length of the loaded motion reference, about 28 seconds for this template. There is no separate output-length setting. Watch the whole clip before you keep it.
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p. The page starts at 480p. A higher resolution changes the credit estimate and the file detail. It does not make the face or the formation a closer match.
The original audio from your motion reference is added automatically to the finished STORM II AI video. You can play and download the video with audio without adding it yourself.
Examples keeps the template preview available. My creations follows the job you submit. Changing tabs, uploading photos, or reloading the template does not start a STORM II AI render.
Choose a plan for later videos, and use the estimate beside Generate for this clip. Example counts on the cards use the model and settings named there. An edit using this full motion clip can cost more than those examples.
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Photo requirements, the loaded motion reference, and what the result does not promise.
Upload two photos: one clear photo of the foreground lead, then a separate photo showing the appearance you want for the crowd behind them. The second image may be a group shot. The suited reference picture lower on this page only illustrates the lead role; it is not inserted into either upload slot.
For the lead, use a sharp, well-lit photo with the face and outfit visible. A full-body or waist-up view gives more appearance detail than a face-only crop. For the second slot, choose a clear view of the surrounding performers; the model may interpret rather than copy individual faces. Use images you have permission to upload and transform.
Yes. Use Replace on the corresponding photo slot to change the lead or the surrounding performers. The motion reference stays in place. Both photos are required before Generate becomes available. Check the previews before you submit.
No. The page loads the motion reference for you. Wait until that clip appears, then add your photos. If it does not load, use Reload template. A saved draft is restored before that automatic load, including any video the draft already has, so confirm the restored clip before you generate.
No guarantee is offered. The first image guides the foreground lead; the second guides the crowd. Faces, clothes, hands, spacing, background details, and the bow can drift. The community example uses a different lead from the motion reference. It was not generated on this site and is not a measurement of your result. Review the opening, the wide formation, and the bow before you download.
Yes. The original audio from the motion reference used for your task is added automatically to the finished video. Playback and download use the same video with audio. If audio processing fails, your video is kept and you can retry adding the audio from the result.
Output length follows the loaded motion reference, about 28 seconds for this template. You can choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p in Settings; the page starts at 480p. Changing resolution updates the credit estimate. Confirm that estimate before you submit.
You can open the page, watch both references, and prepare both photos before signing in. Rendering requires an account and enough credits. The plans above are the current offers. The number beside Generate is the estimate for the settings you selected. A longer or higher-resolution clip can cost more.
Open My creations and wait until the job finishes. Play the clip, then use the download control on that result. The available file, and whether a watermark is present, follows your account entitlements. Finished jobs also appear in your video history.
This page uses one photo for the lead and another for the crowd inside this formation. The AI video generator is where you describe an original scene from text or start from an image. Hotel Lobby AI is a two-person duet with a left photo and a right photo. The Motion Transfer home lists other motion templates when this formation is not the performance you want.
Add both photos and render a STORM II AI video from the motion template already on this page.
