Halloween Duet Video

What makes a duet scene different

A duet scene has two performers, a shared camera and a relationship between the bodies. The model has to keep both identities, both costumes and the choreography coherent. That is harder than a solo clip, and it is why role mapping matters.

The scene preview shows the original performers. Your photos replace them. The preview is not a promised result; it is a reference for the camera angle, movement and duration. Watch it before you upload so you know what the model is trying to preserve.

The two-photo rule

Use one photo per adult. Do not use a single group photo, a screenshot of a couple or a photo where one face is hidden. The model needs a clean image for each role. Similar framing and lighting make the result more coherent.

If you are using a couple photo from a wedding or party, crop each person into a separate image first. Make sure both adults have consented to the edit. The upload is private, but privacy is not the same as permission.

• Photo 1: the person on the left or the leading role.
• Photo 2: the person on the right or the turning role.
• Both faces visible, both photos sharp.
• Similar light and distance are better than matching outfits.
• No children, no non-consenting adults, no public figures.

Costumes that work in a duet

The best duet costumes have contrast without visual clutter. Cowboy and Angel works because the silhouettes are distinct. Gothic and celestial works because the colors separate. Two skeleton costumes can work if the scene is close and the makeup is the focus.

Avoid two costumes with large wings, long trains and props. The model has enough to track with two bodies. One hero element per person is the practical limit.

How to direct the scene

Keep the direction short. 'Keep both faces recognizable, preserve the costumes and follow the scene's movement' is enough. If you add a story, the model may prioritize the story over the identity. The scene already carries the choreography.

If one person's face drifts, check the source photo before changing the prompt. A turned face, a shadow or a low-resolution image will cause more problems than a missing adjective.

After the clip is ready

The download is silent. Add a track you have the right to use, trim the clip if needed and publish. Label AI-generated content where the platform requires it. If you are making a couple announcement, make sure both people are comfortable with the final image.

A duet clip is also a good test for a longer sequence. Generate two short scenes with the same photos and join them in an editor. The result feels more like a story and less like a single loop.

Pricing and limits

A duet video uses 100 credits, the same as a solo video. The photos are uploaded separately and the scene handles the two roles. Failed jobs return credits. The result is a short, silent MP4, not a full music video.

If you only need a couple portrait, use the couple photo editor first. It costs less and lets you judge the costumes before you animate. If the portrait is strong, the duet video is the next step.