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Upload 1–5 photos to recast your Tiny Desk band. Leave a role empty to keep the original person.
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Your group chat becomes the band. One friend takes the lead, another sits at the keys, two handle the backing vocals and someone gets the saxophone moment. A prepared scene brings the performance together; the portraits make the cast yours.
This site uses the EasyVideoAI Tiny Desk template workflow. Match a portrait to each selected performer, leave other roles empty, then review the resolution and credit quote. The assigned reference supplies the replacement person’s appearance and clothing; the scene supplies the performance and instruments.
Read the Tiny Desk AI video guideChoose 1–5 clear photos for the people you want to recast. Leave any role empty to keep the original person. Use photos you have permission to edit.
Assign your portraits to the performers. The singer, keyboard player, backing singers and saxophonist each have their own place in the scene.
Preview the clip, choose 480p or 720p, check the exact credit quote, then confirm and review your private video.
Photos, casting, sound and what to expect.
Photo preparation guideA Tiny Desk AI video places new identities into an intimate desk-concert scene. The appeal is the whole band: a lead vocal, keyboard, backing singers and a saxophone moment, with familiar people cast in the performance.
Yes. Upload 1–5 photos to recast your Tiny Desk band, with one portrait for each role you want to replace. Leave a role empty to keep the original person.
Upload at least one portrait, choose the output resolution and select Generate video. The studio checks your credits and asks for final confirmation before submitting. A guest browser wallet starts automatically when you continue.
The template workflow supplies the scene and character assignments, so you do not need to describe the concert from scratch. Choose the people and review the template before generating.
The workflow supports restoring the prepared scene’s audio after visual generation. The final preview will show the actual soundtrack and timing. A portrait supplies a visual identity; it does not clone someone’s voice.
Previewing the scene and choosing portraits are free. Generation uses credits, with the exact quote displayed before confirmation. No registration is required; your guest wallet stays with this browser.
Use sharp, well-lit portraits with one person in each photo. Keep the face large enough to see, the eyes unobstructed and the angle close to front-facing. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses and very small faces.
Tiny Desk AI is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NPR, Tiny Desk Concerts or the original performers.