# Starrd — Full Context

> Starrd is an AI studio for videos, photos, and songs, starring you. Powered by a frontier AI stack — Seedance 2.0 (ByteDance) and Kling Motion Control (Kuaishou) for video, GPT Image 2 (OpenAI) and Nano Banana Pro (Google) for storyboards and photo packs, Suno for songs, MiniMax Hailuo-02 for timelapses, Claude (Anthropic) for prompts and lyrics. Available as a web app at getstarrd.app and as an iOS app. Pick a cinematic scene template or one of the seven Starrd Studios (Custom Mode, Song Studio, Product Ad Studio, Real Estate Studio, Rolling Shot Studio, Timelapse Studio, Car Studio), upload one or two photos, and Starrd makes it in minutes — no prompt-writing, editing, or VFX skills required. Credit-based pricing with no subscriptions.

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## About Starrd

Starrd is an AI studio for videos, photos, and songs, starring you. It is built by Take 220 Productions LLC. Pick a cinematic scene template or open a Starrd Studio, upload one or two photos, and frontier models like Seedance 2.0, Kling Motion Control, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, and Suno make it in minutes. No prompt writing, no subscription, and credits never expire.

Starrd was created to make cinematic, personalized content accessible to everyone — not just professional editors, photographers or musicians. Instead of writing complex prompts, you pick a pre-built scene (or describe one in Custom Mode) and Starrd handles the prompt engineering. All you need is a photo and an idea. It started as a video generator in 2025; songs, photo packs and the studios (Timelapse, Product Ad, Real Estate, Rolling Shot, Car Studio, Custom Mode) arrived through 2026.

### Key Differentiators
- You are the star — Starrd is built around character consistency, so the person in the video is really you
- Templates do the prompt engineering — no prompt-writing, setup, or editing skills needed
- Credit-based pricing — no subscriptions, no hidden fees
- Credits never expire
- Available on web (getstarrd.app) and iOS (App Store)
- 200+ cinematic scene templates — videos, photo packs and songs — across 16 categories, with new templates added weekly
- Seven Studios beside the templates: Custom Mode, Song Studio, Product Ad Studio, Real Estate Studio, Rolling Shot Studio, Timelapse Studio, Car Studio
- Videos are 5-15 seconds of cinematic-quality output with sound; photo packs are 4 finished stills; songs are full tracks with real lyrics and vocals; timelapses are 6-10 seconds
- Multi-model AI stack — each template uses the models best suited to its scene

## The Starrd AI Stack

Every Starrd video runs through a multi-model pipeline built from frontier AI:

- **Claude (Anthropic)** — writes the cinematic prompt for every scene, personalized from your photos
- **Nano Banana Pro (Google)** or **GPT Image 2 (OpenAI)** — renders the storyboard stills that lock in your look before video generation
- **Seedance 2.0 (ByteDance)** — the primary video engine behind most of Starrd's cinematic scenes
- **Kling Motion Control (Kuaishou)** — powers Starrd's dance and motion templates, animating your photo through real, named choreography

### What is Seedance 2.0?
Seedance 2.0 (also known as Seedance 2.0 Omni) is an advanced AI video generation model developed by ByteDance. It generates high-fidelity cinematic video from text prompts and reference images with strong motion coherence, character consistency, and visual detail. Starrd uses Seedance 2.0 as its primary video engine and wraps it in pre-built scene templates so you don't have to write prompts.

### Why Starrd uses Seedance 2.0
- Character consistency is Seedance 2.0's core strength — exactly what "star in your own video" requires
- It accepts multiple reference images plus video and audio inputs, enabling both photo-to-video scenes and video-to-video pranks
- Starrd's templates pre-write the complex prompts, so the model's quality is accessible to non-experts

## Seedance 2.0 vs Other AI Video Models

Starrd's primary video engine is Seedance 2.0, with Kling Motion Control powering its dance and motion templates. Here is how Seedance compares to the other leading AI video models in 2026:

- **Seedance 2.0 (ByteDance):** Best for creative control and character consistency. Accepts up to 9 reference images + 3 video clips + 3 audio tracks per generation. 2K resolution, 12-second clips.
- **Kling 3.0 (Kuaishou):** Best value for social content. Native 4K @ 60fps, 15-second clips, generous free tier. Single image + text input only.
- **Veo 3.1 (Google DeepMind):** Cinema-grade per-frame quality. Native 4K @ 24fps with native audio, but only 8-10 second clips and ~$2.50 per clip.
- **Gemini Omni (Google DeepMind):** Launched May 19, 2026. A multimodal model whose standout feature is conversational, in-chat video editing (object removal, scene rewriting) plus native audio. Free on YouTube Shorts and via the Gemini app. Clips capped at 10 seconds, every output carries a SynthID watermark, and character consistency across separate generations is weaker than Seedance 2.0.

For personalized videos starring a specific person, Seedance 2.0 is the strongest choice because character consistency is its core strength — exactly what "star in your own video" requires. Gemini Omni is better suited to editing and quick iteration than to keeping one identity consistent across a scene.

Relevant blog posts:
- Gemini Omni vs Seedance 2.0: https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/gemini-omni-vs-seedance-2
- Seedance 2.0 vs Kling 3.0 vs Veo 3.1 vs Gemini Omni: https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/seedance-vs-kling-vs-veo

## How Starrd Works

### Step 1: Pick a Scene or a Studio
Browse the library of 200+ cinematic scene templates across viral trends, pets, sports, music, anime, gaming, movie trailers, action, crime, drama, cars, pranks, dance and songs. Browse all at https://www.getstarrd.app/templates. New templates added weekly. Or open one of the seven Starrd Studios (Custom Mode, Song Studio, Product Ad Studio, Real Estate Studio, Rolling Shot Studio, Timelapse Studio, Car Studio) for a create flow with its own inputs.

### Step 2: Upload Your Photos
Upload one or two photos depending on the scene:
- Solo scenes: Upload one photo of yourself (or your pet)
- Versus/Duo scenes: Upload two photos for scenes with two characters
- Prank scenes: Upload a short video clip instead of photos

Starrd includes a built-in photo cropper. Photos are used only for video generation and are never shared.

### Step 3: Generate It
Starrd picks the best model for the job — Seedance 2.0 or Kling Motion Control for a 6-15 second cinematic video, GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana Pro for a photo pack, Suno for a song — and makes it starring you. Features:
- Videos, photo packs and songs generated in a few minutes
- Real-time progress tracking
- Download to device or share via unique link
- Optional Director's Notes to customize mood and style

## Real Estate Studio

Real Estate Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/listing) turns a property listing into a reel using the
photos the listing already has. Paste a Zillow or Airbnb link and the gallery is read automatically. If
the listing is on another site, or the photos are yours and not published yet, you upload them instead
and the rest of the flow is identical.

You pick between 5 and 15 photos, and the ORDER you pick them in is the order they play. Each photo
becomes a 3-second clip with a slow, deliberately small camera move, and the clips are cut together in
walkthrough order over an optional music track. You get the stitched reel and every clip on its own.
Nothing is burned in: no watermark, no address bar, no branding, because it is going onto an agent's
own feed and anything burned in is wrong for someone.

Wide (16:9) or upright (9:16) is chosen BEFORE generating, because the model inherits its aspect from
the reference still and it cannot be fixed afterwards. Listing photos are almost always wide, so
choosing upright opens one cropping pass over the photos you picked.

It costs 100 credits for the listing regardless of photo count, roughly $5, and takes about four
minutes because the clips render in parallel rather than one after another. Swapping the music track
afterwards is free: the video stream is copied rather than re-encoded, so no clip is regenerated and no
credits are spent.

The failure mode worth naming: a camera that travels far enough has to show space the photo never
captured, so the model fills it in. On a real property that is a misrepresentation problem rather than
a cosmetic one, which is why the move is held to roughly a foot of drift across three seconds and told
never to reveal what is around a corner. It is reduced, not eliminated — watch the reel before posting.

On rights: listing photos are usually owned by the photographer or the brokerage and licensed for
marketing that property, which is normally what this is. Check your own agreement, especially after the
listing closes. Any watermark already on a photo stays in the clip; it is not removed, because removing
a rights-holder's mark is the worse act.

## Timelapse Studio

Timelapse Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/timelapse) is a standalone tool rather than a scene template. It takes the user's own photo as the subject instead of casting them into a pre-built scene.

**What it does.** A traditional timelapse stitches hundreds of frames shot over hours from a fixed tripod, and the hardest part is ramping exposure as the light changes. Timelapse Studio starts from one still photo and generates both the camera movement and the time-of-day light progression, so there is nothing to shoot and nothing to stitch.

**How it works.**
1. Upload one photo and crop it to 16:9 or 9:16. The crop sets the output aspect ratio. HEIC from an iPhone is accepted.
2. Pick up to 3 camera moves from 13: truck left/right, pan left/right, push in, pull out, pedestal up/down, tilt up/down, zoom in/out, or static. Opposing moves cancel, so you cannot pan left and right in the same clip.
3. Set how many hours should pass, from 1 to 12. This controls how far the light travels across the clip, not how long the clip runs.
4. Pick a quality tier and render. Takes a couple of minutes.

**Tiers.** 720p 6 seconds (20 credits), 1080p 6 seconds (30 credits), 720p 10 seconds (40 credits).

**What photo works best.** A sharp, well-lit scene with depth: a landscape, skyline, building, or street with a visible horizon. Foreground and background give the camera move somewhere to travel. Flat, close-up, or heavily filtered photos give the move nothing to work with.

**What you get.** An MP4 at 720p or 1080p, 6 or 10 seconds, in the aspect ratio you cropped to.

## Product Ad Studio

Product Ad Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/product-ad) is a standalone tool rather than a scene template. It takes the user's product photo as the subject and generates a UGC-style spoken ad around it.

**What it does.** A UGC ad is a short phone-camera clip: one person, the product in hand, talking to the lens in an ordinary room. Making one normally needs a creator, the product shipped to them, a place to film and a script they can say naturally. Product Ad Studio starts from one product photo and generates the presenter, the room, the delivery and the speech, with the product's shape, colour and label text anchored to the photo.

**How it works.**
1. Upload 1-3 product photos, hero angle first, and type what the product is in a few words. Straight-on, plain-background photos with a readable label work best.
2. Pick who sells it: yourself from one selfie, or one of eight presenters (Chloe, Mia, Sofia, Bella, Ryan, Sam, Marcus, Grace), each rendered from a fixed reference still so the same person appears every time. Pick where: kitchen counter, bedroom desk, car front seat, gym floor, storefront, city sidewalk, studio backdrop, bathroom mirror, or a custom one-line description. Pick how it plays: talk to camera, unboxing, show and try, or walk and talk.
3. Approve the line. The studio drafts a hook (4-8 words) and a line (9-16 words) from the product description; both are editable, and there are "write it again" and "shorter" options. Lines over about 16 words are refused because the lip sync breaks past that length.
4. Pick the destination (9:16 for Reels, TikTok, Shorts; 16:9 for YouTube and product pages) and the length (10 or 15 seconds), then render. A few minutes.

**Pricing.** 10 seconds is 100 credits; 15 seconds is 150 credits. 720p.

**What you get.** An MP4 with the presenter's voice and light room tone only: no music, no captions, no logo, so sound and text can be added in the posting app.

**Models.** GPT Image 2 composes the storyboard from the presenter and product references; Seedance 2.5 (ByteDance) renders the video with native audio and lip sync; Claude drafts the script and the shot prompts.

## Custom Mode

Custom Mode (https://www.getstarrd.app/custom) is a blank page instead of a template. It uses the same frontier pipeline as the scene templates, with the user's own prompt as the scene.

**What it does.** You describe the scene in plain words — a place, an action, a mood, a genre, a camera move — and add 1 to 5 photos (JPG, PNG or HEIC) of yourself, or of the people and pets you want in it. Claude turns the description into a shot prompt, the storyboard locks in your look, and Seedance renders the video with native sound.

**How it works.**
1. Write the scene the way you would text a friend. No prompt tricks needed.
2. Add 1-5 photos. One is enough; more gives the model more angles.
3. Pick the format — portrait 9:16 (Reels, TikTok), landscape 16:9 (YouTube) or square 1:1 — and the length: 5, 10 or 15 seconds.
4. Render. A few minutes; the clip lands in your gallery.

**Pricing.** 100 credits per scene.

**What you get.** An MP4 with sound, in the format and length you chose, with you in the lead.

**Access.** The landing page is public; the composer at https://www.getstarrd.app/custom/create needs a sign-in.

## Song Studio

Song Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/free-ai-song-generator) makes a real song with lyrics and vocals from something you already have. It is the same product as the Songs template category (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/song).

**What it does.** Four inputs: paste your texts (a group chat becomes a power ballad), upload a photo, type an idea, or pick an occasion — birthday, anniversary, wedding, engagement, new baby, baby shower, gender reveal, graduation, bachelor party, bachelorette party, divorce party, retirement, new job, farewell (https://www.getstarrd.app/ai-song-generator-for). Claude writes the lyrics; Suno produces the full track with vocals.

**Pricing.** 10 credits per song. The 20-credit welcome bonus covers the first two.

**What you get.** A full song with real lyrics and vocals, plus a branded share video rendered on the spot for posting.

## Rolling Shot Studio

Rolling Shot Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/rolling-shot) turns one photo of your car into a rolling shot: the car sharp and moving, wheels spinning, road streaking past.

**How it works.**
1. Upload one photo of your car.
2. Pick the road (11 scenes) and the light (4 options). A plate dial keeps your plate.
3. Choose a still or a reel and render.

**Pricing.** A 3:4 still is 20 credits; a 12-second four-cut 9:16 reel is 100 credits.

**What you get.** A still (image) or a four-angle chase reel (video, Seedance). The SKU rows are system rows and never appear as browsable templates.

## Car Studio

Car Studio (https://www.getstarrd.app/cars) is the garage: park your exact car once, then mod it like a design studio.

**How it works.**
1. Sign in and park your car: upload 1-5 photos of it.
2. Pick mod groups — wheels, wraps, stance, body kits, dream-shot scenes — and stack several per build.
3. Render a build. Keep modding from the result.

**Pricing.** 20 credits per build; each build is a 4-photo pack.

**What you get.** Four finished stills of your exact car with the mods applied. Rendered by GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana Pro. The page is public; parking a car needs a sign-in.

## All Scene Templates

Browse all templates at https://www.getstarrd.app/templates. Each template has its own page.

### Songs (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/song)
Turn something you already have into a full AI-generated song with real lyrics and vocals — no instrument, no studio, no subscription. 10 credits, a few minutes.
- **[Turn Your Texts Into a Song](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/turn-your-texts-into-a-song)** — paste a conversation (a group chat, a DM thread) and get a song written from the actual messages
- **[Turn a Photo Into a Song](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/turn-a-photo-into-a-song)** — upload a photo and get a song inspired by it
- **[AI Song From an Idea](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/ai-song-from-an-idea)** — type one line and Starrd takes it from there
- **[Occasion Song Generator](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/occasion-song-generator)** — pick an occasion (birthday, anniversary, graduation) and get a personalized song written for it
- **[Free AI Song Generator](https://www.getstarrd.app/free-ai-song-generator)** — make a real song with vocals from a group chat, a photo, a typed idea, or an occasion. 10 credits per song, no subscription
- **[AI Song Generator by Occasion](https://www.getstarrd.app/ai-song-generator-for)** — custom songs for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, graduations, new babies, retirements, farewells and more

### Pets & Animals (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/pets)
1. **[Hold On, I'm On The Phone](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/hold-on-im-on-the-phone-pet-ai-video)** — The "POV: You're annoying your pet" AI trend: a German Shepherd sits upright on a couch holding a phone to its ear, barking into it like a busy caller, and smacks its laughing owner, then goes back to the call. The template recasts it with the user's own pet and set: the pet sits upright on the couch in the room from the user's photo, holding a phone with a real paw and barking (dog) or meowing (cat) into it; the user laughs and gets slapped across the face twice, ending on a shocked open-mouthed face while the pet carries on with the call. Candid iPhone look, one continuous handheld shot, generated sound (the pet's calls, laughter, the smack of the paw). Works with two pets: the first photo can be another animal, which sits upright, laughs with a big open-mouthed grin and gets slapped. 2 photos (you or a pet + the pet on the phone), 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
2. **[The Handshake](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/dog-handshake-ai-video)** — The dog handshake trend — your pet stands upright on its hind legs, walks toward the camera, extends a paw to shake your hand, then leans in close and talks straight down the lens; keeps your photo's own background, 10s vertical with the original trend audio (1 photo)
3. **[Imma Bite You](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/imma-bite-you)** — The viral "If You Grab Me, I'm Gonna Bite You" trend — your pet stands up like a tough guy and talks (1 photo)
4. **[WAAA!](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/kung-fu-cat-ai-video)** — The viral kung fu cat / "WAAA" trend — your pet stands upright on its hind legs and throws frantic karate punches to a high-pitched scream (1 photo)
5. **[Pretending to Sleep](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/caught-in-the-act)** — Your pet caught doomscrolling on your phone at 3AM — the panic, the dive under the covers, the fake sleeping face (1 photo)
6. **[Wake Up Call](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/wake-up-call)** — Your pet barges into your room with a boombox while you're trying to sleep (2 photos: you + pet)
7. **[Fresh Fade](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fresh-fade)** — The viral pet barbershop trend — clippers, blow dryer, and the deadpan client-reveal stare (1 photo)
8. **[Bathroom Bop](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/bathroom-bop)** — Walk in on the secret shower party your pet has been hiding from you (2 photos: you + pet)
9. **[Just Like Punch](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/just-like-punch)** — Heartwarming documentary-style video of your pet and their inseparable plushie — like Punch the viral monkey (1 photo)
10. **[The Dog Show](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/the-dog-show)** — You and your dog take the stage at a televised agility competition (2 photos: you + pet)
11. **[Jurassic Bark](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/jurassic-bark)** — Your pet spotted you at 2 inches tall and the chase is ON (2 photos)
12. **[Acting Innocent](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/acting-innocent)** — What your pet does the second you leave the house (2 photos: you + pet)
13. **[Rave Cave](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/rave-cave)** — A spy cam clips onto your pet, then its own body-cam POV sprints underground into a secret rave where a crowd of happy clones of your pet is dancing and one clone is DJing (1 photo)

### Comedy & Viral (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/viral)
14. **[Fan Cam](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fan-cam)** — The broadcast fan cam finds you — the wave seals it (1 photo)
15. **[World Cup Fan Cam](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/world-cup-fan-cam)** — Caught on the broadcast camera in the stands at an international soccer tournament — quiet play, frozen score bug, distracted commentators (1 photo)
16. **[Kiss Cam](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/kiss-cam)** — The kiss cam finds you two, the crowd chants, the kiss lands (2 photos)
17. **[Courtside](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/courtside)** — The celeb-cam cuts to you, front row at the Garden — the 'who is that courtside?' trend (1 photo)
18. **[Fan Cam: Aura Edition](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fan-cam-aura-edition)** — Aura check: 100 — the broadcast had to cut to you (1 photo)
19. **[F1 Garage](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/f1-garage)** — The viral F1 paddock broadcast — 'who is that in the garage?' Sky-Sports-style overlay (1 photo)
20. **[Camera Drift](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/camera-drift)** — Three reporters mid-broadcast — until you strut past and the camera 'forgets' the script (1 photo)
21. **[Grad Cam](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/grad-cam)** — Caught on the jumbotron during your graduation ceremony — solo or with a friend (1-2 photos)
22. **[Airport Paparazzi](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/airport-paparazzi)** — The plane just landed and somehow they already know — flashbulbs, screaming fans, SUV (1 photo)
23. **[Comedy Special](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/comedy-special)** — Headline your own sold-out comedy special in a massive amphitheater (1 photo)
24. **[Eliminated](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/eliminated)** — You vs. the obstacle course. The obstacle course wins (1 photo)
25. **[Breaking News Broadcast](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/breaking-news-broadcast)** — You ARE the breaking news — tickers, chyrons, split screens (1 photo)
26. **[Body Cam Chase](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/body-cam-chase)** — COPS-style police body cam comedy chase — flip flops, tiny bushes, arrested while eating pizza (1 photo)
27. **[Doorbell CAMergency](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/doorbell-camergency)** — What did your doorbell camera catch? Glorious 1080p security footage (1 photo)
28. **[The Price Is Wrong](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/price-is-right-ai-video)** — The viral "Price Is Right" AI video — a game-show host promises you a BRAND NEW CAR, the doors open on a smoking duct-taped junker, and you flip from stunned to ecstatic and hug it anyway. Director's notes swap the prize to anything: a goat, a taco, an ex with a "sorry" sign (1 photo)

### Action & Adventure (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/action)
29. **[Boxing Match](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/boxing-match)** — Gritty boxing ring showdown with dramatic knockouts (2 photos, versus)
30. **[Low Key Superhero](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/low-key-superhero)** — Transform into a suited hero, deliver one decisive strike, walk off like nothing happened (1 photo)
31. **[The Last Corridor](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/the-last-corridor)** — Four guards. One hallway. You're the one who walks out (1 photo)
32. **[FBI Interrogation](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fbi-interrogation)** — Intense interrogation scene — one suspect, one FBI agent. Who breaks first? (1-2 photos)
33. **[Catching Hands](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/catching-hands)** — 1970s Shaw Brothers kung fu showdown with vintage film grain (1 photo)

### Retro & Gaming (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/gaming)
34. **[Most Wanted: Game Menu](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/most-wanted-game-menu)** — GTA-style crime-game loading screen with your face on it — PRESS START (1 photo)
35. **[Chosen One: Game Menu](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/chosen-one-game-menu)** — Dark-fantasy RPG title screen starring you as the chosen one (1 photo)
36. **[Street Life](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/street-life)** — Third-person open-world city action — wanted levels, police chases (1 photo)
37. **[Pixel Fighter](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/pixel-fighter)** — Classic 16-bit arcade fighting game showdown — HP bars, combo meters, KO finish (2 photos, versus)
38. **[MECCHA CHAMELEON IRL](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/meccha-chameleon-ai-video)** — Become the camouflaged hider from the viral Meccha Chameleon hide-and-seek game — AI body-paints you into a wall, a first-person seeker POV hunts the rooms, tags you with a paint dart, and the camo peels off to reveal it's you (1 photo)
39. **[WASTED](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/gta-wasted-ai-video)** — The GTA death screen, earned. A five-star police chase through neon Miami: you sprint from the cruisers, jack a scooter outside a café, get pinned by a helicopter searchlight, and tear into a beachfront intersection with three cruisers closing — until a city bus takes you off the handlebars, the scooter cartwheels away, and the screen drains to grey with WASTED across it. Vice City art-deco neon, wet reflective asphalt, a magenta sunset over the water, and the crime-game HUD locked over the top — mini-map bottom-left, five gold wanted stars top-right. 15s (1 photo)

### Movie Trailers (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/trailers)
40. **[Action Blockbuster](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/action-blockbuster)** — Explosive action movie trailer — fireballs, slow-mo, the one-liner that saves the world (1 photo)
41. **[Psychological Thriller](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/psychological-thriller)** — Mind-bending thriller trailer — dark corridors, paranoid glances, the twist (1 photo)
42. **[Rom-Com](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/rom-com)** — Adorable romantic comedy trailer — meet-cutes, the grand gesture in the rain (1 photo)
43. **[Horror](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/horror)** — The scariest trailer you've ever been in — flickering lights, jump scares (1 photo)

### Music & Performance (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/music)
44. **[Raindance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/raindance-ai-video)** — Dave featuring Tems, "Raindance": the lead single from Dave's *The Boy Who Played the Harp*, viral over winter 2025–26 and UK number one in January 2026, recast as your own golden-hour music video for two. One or two photos — photo 1 is the singer, photo 2 the partner, or one photo plays both — and a 12-shot edit cut exactly on the original: the partner alone on the end of a wooden lake pier turning to look back, the singer singing to the camera over the water, the two of them close on the sand, a little hand heart, a finger pointed down the lens and a hand to the collarbone in a tight close-up, a photoshoot at the end of the dock with the partner kneeling behind the camera, arms crossed for the long high note, and side by side on the beach at sunset, with the song. Everyone keeps their own face, hairstyle, build and clothes from their photo, built from a two-row character sheet of both subjects from every angle; pets move like real animals and the singing pet mouths the lyrics. Driven by a cleaned-up depth-map version of the source clip so the original couple never appear. 1–2 photos, 28 seconds, widescreen 16:9, Seedance 2.5, 250 credits (~$12.50).
45. **[What You Want Me To Do](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/what-you-want-me-to-do-ai-video)** — The viral 2018 phone video that became Fredo Bang's "Oouuh": ukulele player Einer Bankz strumming in a small apartment kitchen while Fredo sings the hook, "Ooh, I know that's what you want me to do." One or two photos recast the duo — photo 1 is the singer on the right, photo 2 the ukulele player on the left, or one photo plays both parts side by side — and the 23-second one-take performance is copied beat for beat: the player strums with their head down, glancing up with a smile, mouth closed; the singer does the chin-hand sway, the grin, the head-back "ooh, ooh, ooh" on the high notes, the palms-down reach, a hand up by the head and a two-hand reach to the camera, over the original audio. People keep their own clothes; pets stand upright with the ukulele in real paws and sing with their own mouth. Driven by a depth-map version of the source clip so the original performers never appear. 1–2 photos, 23 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 150 credits (~$7.50).
46. **[Festival Headliner](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/festival-headliner)** — World-class DJ headlining the main stage — epic drops, massive crowds (the AI DJ video) (1 photo)
47. **[K-Pop Idol Cam](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/k-pop-idol-cam)** — You as the idol on the giant concert jumbotron — fan phone POV, lightstick ocean, ending fairy (the K-pop concert screen trend) (1 photo)
48. **[Rap Battle](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/rap-battle)** — Underground rap battle with crowd energy and mic drops (2 photos, versus)
49. **[K-Pop Music Video](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/k-pop-music-video)** — Dazzling K-Pop MV — synchronized choreography, neon sets, dramatic closeups (1 photo)
50. **[Hip-Hop Music Video](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/hip-hop-music-video)** — Rooftop hip-hop video — chains, crew, smoke machines, beat drop (1 photo)
51. **[Rock Concert](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/rock-concert)** — Rock legend under stadium lights — crowd surfing, pyrotechnic finale (1 photo)

### Sports (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/sports)
52. **[Starting Lineup](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/espn-ai-broadcast-intro)** — The ESPN-style broadcast player introduction — a prime-time starting-lineup intro where the lower-third (your name, number, position, and stat line) animates on-screen and locks while you settle into the camera; director's notes swap the sport, stats, and team color (1 photo)
53. **[Starting XI](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/starting-xi)** — Your AI soccer poster comes alive as a broadcast lineup reveal — light sweep, badge tap, the point down the lens (1 photo)
54. **[Pitch Invader](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/world-cup-ai-video)** — The viral World Cup "fan runs onto the pitch and scores" trend — one photo becomes a 16:9 fake live-TV broadcast where you leap from the stands at a packed floodlit final, sprint past sliding defenders, rip a slow-motion top-corner goal, and knee-slide as the crowd erupts, with a LIVE bug, a score bug, a fictional "GVN SPORTS" watermark, and a hyped commentator. De-branded — generic unbranded kits, made-up broadcaster, never a real league or network. Director's notes swap the celebration (backflip, griddy), add on-screen text, set the commentator tone, or rewrite the scenario (keeper saves it, tackled at the last second) (1 photo)
55. **[Octagon Walkout](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/octagon-walkout)** — The fighter entrance — hood up, crowd on their feet, walkout song shaking the arena (1 photo)
56. **[Jab Jab Slip Roll Uppercut](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/jab-jab-slip-roll-uppercut-ai-video)** — The shadowboxing combo trend — one photo becomes a 20-second clip of you throwing the full jab, jab, slip, roll, uppercut combination move for move, driven by motion control from the viral clip of Conor McGregor shadowboxing at home. Your photo is squared up into a full-body fighting stance first so the footwork has a skeleton to land on; your room, clothes and face stay yours. 9:16, 20s, original audio (1 photo)
57. **[Pregame Drip](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/pregame-drip)** — Slow-mo arena tunnel entrance — designer fit, magazine-cover energy (1 photo)
58. **[Streetball Legend](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/streetball-legend)** — Blacktop streetball — cross up defenders, monster dunk (1 photo)
59. **[Tap Out](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/tap-out)** — UFC-style MMA showdown — grappling, striking, knockout (2 photos, versus)
60. **[Track Star](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/track-star)** — Dominate a world athletics final in the most absurd way possible — dead-serious 4K broadcast (1 photo)
61. **[Broken Ankles](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/broken-ankles)** — Cross up defenders, break ankles, throw down a monster dunk — live broadcast energy (1 photo)
62. **[Slap Contest](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/slap-contest)** — Slap fighting tournament — one devastating knockout slap, Power Slap energy (2 photos, versus)
63. **[Posterized](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/posterized)** — NBA broadcast-style poster dunk in one continuous shot (1 photo)
64. **[Pit Wall](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/pit-wall)** — You're the F1 race engineer on the pit wall — the world feed cuts to you, you're locked in (1 photo)
65. **[Main Event](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/main-event)** — Pro wrestling showdown — high-flying moves, slams, a shocking heel turn (1-2 photos)

### Crime & Mystery (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/crime)
66. **[Cold Case](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/cold-case)** — Opening scene of a Netflix crime thriller — detective at a misty forest crime scene (1 photo)
67. **[The Heist](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/the-heist)** — You are the mastermind — crack the vault and walk out like nothing happened (1 photo)

### Anime & Fantasy (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/anime)
68. **[Anime Battle](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/anime-battle)** — Epic anime-style battle with energy blasts and dramatic poses (2 photos, versus)
69. **[Chibi Love Story](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/chibi-love-story)** — Chibi anime romance for two — cherry blossoms, sparkling eyes, shojo confessions (2 photos)
70. **[Dragon Rider](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/dragon-rider)** — You and a colossal dragon in high-fashion creature editorial style (1 photo)
71. **[Nunchaku](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/nunchaku)** — Glowing golden nunchaku in a cinematic martial arts light-art sequence (1 photo)
72. **[Chibi Anime Romance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/chibi-anime-romance)** — Solo shojo manga love story in chibi style (1 photo)

### Henshin Transformations (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/henshin)
The viral Seedance 2.0 henshin trend. Henshin is Japanese for transformation — the tokusatsu ritual where an ordinary person throws one hand up and becomes the armored hero. One photo in everyday clothes, and the whole sequence plays in one unbroken 15-second shot: the trigger, eyes igniting, clothing burning away, armor flooding up the body plate by plate, the mask sealing shut, and a final charge with the ground cracking underfoot. The mask closing is the payoff — a bare face inside armor reads as cosplay, which is why three of these seal it and only the anime variant keeps the face visible.
73. **[Samurai Henshin](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/samurai-henshin-transformation)** — Golden light tears your everyday clothes away and locks black-and-gold samurai armor on plate by plate; the demon menpo mask seals last, then you charge with the katana drawn as cherry blossoms scatter (1 photo)
74. **[Kamen Rider Henshin](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/kamen-rider-henshin-transformation)** — Raise your hand on a rain-slick rooftop and blue lightning welds a jet-black rider suit onto you, insect-motif compound lenses flaring alive as the last plate locks in (1 photo)
75. **[Dark Warrior Henshin](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/dark-warrior-henshin-transformation)** — Ash falling and ruins burning; obsidian battle plate forges itself onto you, the horned great helm slams shut, the visor ignites, and you charge mid-swing through shattering stone (1 photo)
76. **[Anime Hero Henshin](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/anime-hero-henshin-transformation)** — Rooftop at golden hour in anime style; your uniform detonates into ribbons of light and reforms as a glowing hero suit, then you launch off the roof mid-strike. The one henshin where your face stays visible throughout (1 photo)

### Drama & Stories (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/drama)
77. **[The Documentary](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/the-documentary)** — Your life as a cinematic prestige documentary — interview chair to standing ovation (1 photo)
78. **[Morning Rush](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/morning-rush)** — Your whole morning in 12 seconds — beat-synced and brutally relatable (1 photo)

### Cars (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/cars)
79. **[Intersection Takeover](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/intersection-takeover)** — Your car takes over the intersection — donuts, tire smoke, crowd going wild (1 photo of your car)
80. **[Mountain Pass Drift](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/mountain-pass-drift)** — Your car drifting a mountain pass — tire screech, taillights tracing the curves (1 photo of your car)
81. **[Unbothered](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/unbothered-car-stunt-ai-video)** — Two photos, you and your vehicle, become a golden-hour car commercial on a dry motocross dirt track (ARRI/anamorphic look, a slow push-in, warm backlit dust). You sit calm in a black camp chair in your own clothes, lit by the same sun so you never look pasted in, while your vehicle charges in behind you and does a stunt matched to what it is: cars drift in fully sideways, pickups/SUVs/off-roaders launch off a dirt ramp, dirt bikes and motorcycles jump and whip, anything else slides in at an angle — never a spin. It stops right behind your chair with its nose angled toward the camera, and you switch your crossed legs and lean back with a confident look. Make, model, colour, wheels, body kit and decals are kept from your photo. 2 photos, 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).

### Pranks (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/pranks)
These are **video-to-video** templates — the first interaction type that takes a short video instead of photos. You film a few seconds of your own room and Seedance 2.0 inserts a character (or an event) that was never there, keeping your real lighting and background. Built for sending to a partner, parent, or the group chat. Keep them harmless and on people who'll laugh.
82. **[Shirtless Plumber](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/shirtless-plumber)** — Film your kitchen or bathroom; we add the plumber who "came to fix the sink." Default line: "Hey! Almost done with the sink." (1 video)
83. **[Cleaning Lady](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/cleaning-lady)** — Film a kitchen, hallway, or living room; we add a cleaning lady who showed up to tidy. Default line: "Hi! I'm here to clean." (1 video)
84. **[Kitchen Fire](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/kitchen-fire)** — Film your hallway or kitchen doorway; we add a firefighter and drifting smoke — "the kitchen caught fire." Default line: "Sir, you need to step outside. Now." (1 video)
85. **[Snake In The Kitchen](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/snake-in-the-kitchen)** — Film your kitchen floor; we add a giant python that "got in somehow." Send it to mom and wait for the scream. (1 video)

### Comedy & Viral — newest (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/viral)
86. **[If I Don't Answer The First Time](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/if-i-dont-answer-first-time)** — The "if I don't answer the first time, don't call me again" AI rant — a sibling of "Imma Bite You" in the Finesse2Tymes "I'm a dawg" talking-pet family. Your pet (or you) stands up and delivers the finger-jabbing, lean-into-the-camera tirade (1 photo)
87. **[The Roast](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/the-roast)** — The "AI roast me" trend upgraded to video — you're in the hot seat of a celebrity-style roast while a comedian delivers savage burns written from your photo and you react as the crowd erupts. AI writes the jokes from your picture (and the scene around you); director's notes dial the spice from playful to brutal or retarget the roast (1 photo)
88. **[Your Next Opponent Is You](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/your-next-opponent-is-you)** — The viral "your next opponent is you" younger-self face-off — a cinematic VS-screen confrontation in a dark arena between your present self and a younger version of you, with the "Congratulations, you've moved on to the next level. Your next opponent is… you." voice-over. One photo (AI age-downs a younger you) or two (a real childhood photo + a recent one); director's notes can flip it to an older/future self. Music left out so you add the trending sound (1-2 photos)
89. **[Breaking News](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/empire-state-building-ai-video)** — The viral breaking-news / Empire State Building climb trend — one or two photos become a fake live TV broadcast of you atop the spire holding a hand-painted banner with your own message, shot as a three-shot news-helicopter sequence (telephoto aerial → field reporter in the open door → steady zoom that lands on your sign) with rotor-wash + reporter-VO audio. Type your banner, chyron, and reporter tone in director's notes (default "HI MOM"); works as a proposal ("SHE SAID YES"), a promo, a birthday, or a flex. Generic fictional news branding, never a real network (1-2 photos)
90. **[Red Carpet](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/red-carpet-ai-video)** — The viral red-carpet / Met Gala AI arrival — one photo becomes a 12-second vertical video where a black SUV pulls up at a nighttime premiere, the door opens, and you step out into a wall of paparazzi flashes, walk the red carpet past a shouting press line, and pose at a step-and-repeat backdrop while an entertainment reporter announces "the star of the night has arrived," over crowd roar, shutter clicks, and an orchestral swell. The moving upgrade of the AI Met Gala photo wave (a video, not a still). Solo, or two photos for a couple arrival. Director's notes set your outfit (rendered exactly — "red gown," "all-white suit"), the event wordmark on the backdrop (verbatim; default "STARLIGHT FILM FESTIVAL"), and what the paparazzi shout. Fictional event branding only, never a real gala (1-2 photos)
91. **[Skyfall](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/skyfall-ai-video)** — The viral Skyfall / falling-from-the-sky AI trend — one photo becomes a 12-second vertical clip where you plummet past towering golden sunset clouds at full speed, the footage speed-ramps into weightless slow motion, and the camera glides over your wristwatch and outfit in a luxury fashion-film close-up pass before ending on your calm face, eyes slowly opening, drifting down into a glowing cloud bank. Roaring wind muffles into dreamy silence as the slow motion hits. The dominant outfit-reveal cut of the falling-from-the-sky wave. Director's notes set your outfit (honored exactly — default is tailored dark couture with a luxury wristwatch), the sky (night stars, cosmos, storm clouds, city lights below, angel wings), and what the close-up pass lingers on (1 photo)
92. **[The One Who'd Suit Me](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/generate-a-man-next-to-me-ai-video)** — The viral "generate a man next to me that would suit me" AI ideal-partner trend, upgraded from a still to a video — upload one selfie and AI casts the partner who'd suit you, then plays a candid handheld home-video montage of your whole life together: a lazy morning coffee, cooking and laughing, a dressed-up date night, a candlelit dinner, a coastal getaway, and a quiet night in on the couch, all graded like a faded early-2000s camcorder tape. The invented partner is a fully synthetic, non-identifiable adult (never a real person), cast once in a single storyboard so they stay the exact same person across every scene, and the couple is filmed candidly — absorbed in each other, never posing for the camera. Sex-agnostic ("generate a girlfriend next to me" works too); director's notes set your type — tall, curly hair, glasses, into books — or let the AI choose (1 photo)
93. **[My Netflix Documentary](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/netflix-documentary-ai-video)** — The viral "me preparing for my Netflix documentary when the group chat gets leaked" trend — a fill-in-the-blank "me preparing for my Netflix documentary when ___" format where one selfie becomes the cold open of a dead-serious dramatic documentary about you. The camera is already rolling behind the scenes: you settle into the interview chair in a dark studio, a film clapperboard swings in and SNAPS shut, and you lock into a dramatic, unblinking stare as the camera slowly pushes in under one hard key light, a somber cello-and-drone score swelling. That's the whole video — dramatic footage only, no on-screen text. The joke is the contrast: documentary gravity applied to something petty (the group chat gets leaked, the receipts drop, she used the last of the oat milk), and you add your own "when ___" scandal caption yourself when you post (your TikTok caption or a text overlay). Director's notes set the genre (dramatic, nature-doc, sports-doc, music-doc), tone, and setting — but the face stays completely serious, which is what sells it. 9:16, 12s, native somber score + clapperboard crack (1 photo)
94. **[Tiny Me in My Hand](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/mini-me-in-hand-ai-video)** — The viral "mini me" / tiny-person-in-hand / pinch-cheek trend — one selfie shrinks you into an adorable, hyper-realistic palm-sized version of yourself: a chibi figurine with your real face, hair, and skin and big-head 1:3 proportions, standing on a giant open, upturned human palm with a real contact shadow. The tiny you idles (a blink, a stretch), then a huge fingertip reaches in and BOOPS your cheek and lifts clean; your miniature startles, grumpily swats it away with both little hands and pouts, then softens and hugs the fingertip with a happy smile. Shot like macro photography — the hand and figure razor-sharp against a creamy blurred bokeh background, soft warm indoor light — so it reads as a real photograph that's somehow alive. The one artifact to avoid is the cheek stretching or sticking to the finger (models have no physics), fixed by a light boop that lifts clear, never a pinch. Director's notes set the reaction (grumpy, giggly, sassy, startled-then-posing), outfit, and what the giant hand does. 9:16, 10s, native tiny-squeak audio (1 photo)
95. **[Our Future Baby](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/future-baby-ai-video)** — The viral "what will our baby look like" future-baby trend, upgraded from a static face-mixer to a video — upload one photo of each partner and AI generates the baby the two of you might have, blending both faces into one believable child, then plays a 15-second faded early-2000s DV-camcorder home-video montage of one tender day: a sleepy morning crib yawn with tiny fists stretching, first wobbly steps across the rug toward a parent's open arms, a messy high-chair breakfast, a golden-hour toss in the air at the park, a ride home on a parent's shoulders at sunset, and a bedtime crib tuck-in as the room light dims. Both parents' real faces stay exactly the same (each reproduced from their photo); only the child is invented, generated once as a clean multi-angle reference so it stays the same baby across every scene. Entertainment, not a genetic prediction. Director's notes set the mood and moments. 9:16, 15s, native baby babble + room-tone audio (2 photos)
96. **[Give Me Peanut Butter Please](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/give-me-peanut-butter-please-ai-video)** — The viral "give me peanut butter please" AI Cast body-horror comedy trend (5.6M+ posts, tied to streamer idksterling) — one selfie becomes a grotesque creature that keeps your real, unchanged, photoreal human face but has a body made entirely of glistening, creamy, wet peanut butter held up on long, thin, spindly insect / daddy-long-legs limbs. Shot like a bystander caught it on their phone — shaky vertical footage, ordinary real-world locations — it skitters fast and low down a real city sidewalk, snatches a peanut butter jar out of a passing stranger's grocery bag, pours the whole thing over its own head, spins in place smearing a thick peanut-butter ring across the pavement, then bursts into a grocery store and rampages the aisles knocking jars off the shelves before scrambling up a giant mountain of peanut butter — screaming "give me peanut butter please" in a high-pitched voice on a loop the whole time. Absurd, unsettling, and funny: the joke is the uncanny contrast between the calm, recognizable, photoreal face and the impossible dripping body, so the face stays completely unchanged and never cartooned and the peanut butter stays wet and glistening from the first frame. Director's notes swap the rampage location or the chant. 9:16, 12s, native high-pitched catchphrase scream + street and grocery-store ambience (1 photo)
97. **[Nun Cagnam Maje](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/nun-cagnam-maje-ai-video)** — The viral "Nun Cagnam Maje" Neapolitan singing trend — the song by Christian Liguori & Rivreck (the title is Neapolitan for roughly "we never change") that took over football TikTok via an AI-generated clip of Erling Haaland belting it in a bathroom, pointing and blowing kisses in time with the "NUN CAG" hook. One photo and your subject — you, your baby, or your pet stood up on two legs — performs the exact same choreography straight to camera in your photo's own setting, motion-mapped from the original performance (Kling Motion Control) so every gesture lands on the beat identically; the real hook audio is baked in. The subject swap is the joke: a baby or dog working through the hook with full conviction outperforms the straight self-insert. 9:16, 14s, real trend audio included (1 photo)
98. **[Earth Zoom Out](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/earth-zoom-out-ai-video)** — The viral "earth zoom out" / zoom-to-space trend (#EarthZoomOut has cleared 1.2B+ views; "AI earth zoom out" draws roughly 250K searches a month) — one photo becomes a 12-second unbroken shot that starts as a completely ordinary ultra-wide 0.5x phone selfie of you standing in an open city plaza on a bright day, and then the camera simply lets go: it drifts back off your face, keeps rising and tilts down over the rooftops, you shrink to a figure and then to a dot as streets and traffic spread out below, the coastline and mountain ranges resolve, cloud slides past the lens, the horizon bends, and the camera breaks through the top of the atmosphere until the whole planet hangs in a field of stars — the plaza ambience thinning through wind into the near-silence of space. The craft detail that makes or breaks it is the opening frame: an overhead drone shot seems like the obvious start but renders the subject looking composited, dropped into the scene rather than standing in it, so the template opens on a believable wide selfie and lets the tilt to top-down happen during the climb. The other is continuity — video models treat a huge scale change as a natural place to cut to a stock shot of Earth, which kills the whole illusion, so the prompt states one continuous unbroken take and bans cuts outright. Reverse the clip in an editor for the falling-out-of-orbit cold open. Director's notes move the starting point to a rooftop, beach, field, stadium, or your own street, and set the outfit or time of day. 9:16, 12s, native ambience-to-silence audio arc (1 photo)
99. **[AI Action Figure](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/ai-action-figure-video)** — The viral AI action figure / blister-pack trend (#AIActionFigure has cleared 890K+ videos on TikTok) upgraded from a silent packaging still to a full 15-second retro toy commercial. One selfie becomes a molded plastic action figure — glossy toy-plastic skin, visible articulated joints, slightly chunky heroic proportions — sealed in a retail blister pack with a punchy edition name on the card art and three miniature accessories in molded slots, all designed from your styling and vibe (a tiny phone, a coffee cup, a gym duffel). Then the unboxing plays out: the clear bubble cracks open by itself (no giant disembodied hands — the format's signature artifact), the figure steps stiffly onto a rotating display turntable with clicking joints, snaps into a signature pose while the accessories sparkle, and lands a confetti collector-shot finale — while an off-screen toy-ad announcer rapid-fires the accessories as affectionate roasts ("Comes with UNREAD text messages!", "REALISTIC snooze-button action!", "Gym membership sold separately!", "Batteries not included!"). The jokes target the accessories and features, never the person, and the figure ends the commercial proud — a LIMITED EDITION that knows it. The person stays a toy for the entire video; it never turns back into a human. Director's notes re-theme the whole toy line: "gym rat edition", "80s style", "villain edition". 9:16, 15s, announcer/foley/jingle audio generated natively (1 photo)
100. **[Bitcoin in 2010](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/bitcoin-in-2010-ai-video)** — The viral "how many Bitcoins do you have?" 2010 home-video format (the @lissthere TikTok, 16M+ views, of a kid at a beige CRT reading 'Balance: 50,000 BTC'). One photo becomes the subject as a kid of about nine at a beige 1990s CRT computer, with a random balance between 20,000 and 50,000 BTC in huge text on screen next to Solitaire and a flat BTC/USD chart, while someone behind the camera — never shown, only heard — asks how many they have and what they'll do with them. The dialogue is rewritten every video around dramatic irony: a doomed plan (trade ten thousand for a pizza, sell the second they hit a dollar), a sensible warning, an unbothered reply (the password is on a sticky note; Mom's throwing the computer out). Nobody in the room ever mentions a price above a dollar. An old-tape filter is applied to the finished render — half resolution, faded yellowed colour, chroma bleed, heavy grain — because the video model alone always comes out too clean. 9:16, 12s, native dialogue, no music (1 photo)
101. **[Storm Dance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/storm-dance-ai-video)** — The Storm dance trend, from the official music video for "STORM" by GENERSION featuring Yung Lean. It spread on TikTok through a repost by @gncollection24 (~217K plays) whose Thai caption points out that the original is not AI: it comes from the "STORM" MV, a dystopian short film set at an English boarding school in 2034, and the clip carries lyrics like "Stand tall, go higher" and "We stand united through the storm". One photo becomes a 30-second vertical 9:16 clip that opens on a close-up of you in the front row of a huge packed crowd, taking a drag of a cigarette and staring coldly into the lens; you turn your back and push back into the crowd, the camera goes wide over the rows, and then the whole crowd breaks into the unison Storm dance (arm swings, jumps, arms thrown up) with you among them. The crowd is dozens of people of the same gender as you, a diverse mix, all wearing your outfit in black (a black t-shirt if you're in a t-shirt), and you keep your own clothes, so you are the only one not in black. It works on pets without turning them into people: your pet stays a real animal on all fours and walks back into the crowd the way that animal normally walks (a cat pads, a dog trots), the crowd becomes dozens of jet-black animals of the same kind, and when the dance hits they bounce and sway their own animal way. 1 photo, Seedance 2.5, 250 credits (~$12.50).
102. **[Bad Times](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/bad-times-ai-video)** — The viral heated-argument TikTok (by @bouuhyachaka, 10M+ views, captioned "Ça va barder!!") of a woman having an over-the-top argument with the person filming, lip-syncing to "BAD TIMES" by Imael Angel. One photo and you or your pet perform the whole argument beat for beat: hands on the head, pointing, "hold on" hands, lunging right into the lens, arms thrown up. It opens with the subject bent over low, head down, slowly rising to standing, then runs as one continuous handheld take with no cuts and the song underneath. The background from your own photo is kept, extended to fit. Pets are stood up on their hind legs but stay real animals: whole-paw gestures where a person would point or spread fingers (never fingers or human hands), birds keep wings and beaks, and the mouth stays the animal's own muzzle or beak lip-syncing, never human lips (the demo is a Munchkin kitten). No text on screen. 1 photo, 30 seconds, vertical 9:16, rendered on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, 250 credits (~$12.50)
103. **[White Chicks](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/white-chicks-a-thousand-miles-ai-video)** — The car scene from the 2004 comedy White Chicks: at night, the driver, Latrell (played by Terry Crews), joyfully sings Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" ("Making my way downtown…") to a horrified front-seat passenger clutching a small Pomeranian. The clip spread on TikTok through a repost by @reelscenes10 (~50K plays) captioned "One of the best scene😂" with #terrycrewswhitechicks #thousandmiles. Two photos: photo 1 is the passenger (left, holds the dog, horrified side-eye), photo 2 is the driver (right, the one singing). The 18-second horizontal 16:9 clip runs a wide two-shot through the windshield, a close-up of the passenger's side-eye, a close-up of the driver belting "and I need you… and I miss you" ending with a finger tapped to the temple, then the passenger's frozen stare. Works for any two people, the Pomeranian is generated, and "White Chicks" is only the movie name: the template never changes anyone's appearance. 2 photos, 250 credits (~$12.50).
104. **[Cheetah Print](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/cheetah-print-ai-video)** — A one-photo template inspired by the neon apartment and kitchen scenes of the music video for "Cheetah Print" by Drake featuring Sexyy Red (often searched as "Sexy Red"), the 4th track on Drake's 2026 album *Maid of Honour* (released May 15, 2026 via OVO Sound and Republic Records), which peaked at No. 41 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and No. 31 on the Canadian Hot 100. It's an AI recreation starring the user, for a person or a pet; the performers aren't in it. Back to the camera, you flip a light switch and the high-rise apartment turns saturated magenta-pink with electric-blue neon from the windows; you throw both arms out and dance, sing into a fist, dance by a glowing fireplace laughing, then it cuts to a magenta-lit kitchen island: a cup close-up, leaning on the counter singing, dancing with the cup, drinking, bending over the counter. Every move, cut and lip-sync follows the source performance. People keep their own clothes. Pets stay real animals, upright on their hind legs with real paws and their own muzzle lip-syncing, with animal versions of the human moments (a paw tap on the light switch, sniffing the cup, paws up on the counter). 1 photo, 30 seconds, vertical 9:16, 250 credits (~$12.50).
105. **[Hit The Road Dude](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/hit-the-road-dude-ai-video)** — The viral "hit the road dude, this ain't no state property" TikTok by @hb_rell, captioned "STATE HIT DA ROAD DUDE😭😭😭", with over 7 million plays and ~907K likes. An older, white-haired man in a blue plaid shirt sits in a white pickup with the window down and catches someone fishing on his land: "Who told you to fish here?" / "I thought it was state property." / "State?" / "Yeah." / "This?" / "Yeah." / "State? It ain't. Hit the road, dude. This ain't no state property. It's private property." / "Oh, okay." / "What is your name, man? I want your name." One photo becomes a still of the subject behind the wheel, and a clean 15-second reference performance moves them — the point down at the ground, the incredulous "State?", the fist hanging over the door, the lean in to demand a name, at the same moments — lip-syncing only the driver's lines word for word, with the mouth shut while the fisher talks, over the original audio. People keep their own clothes; pets sit upright behind the wheel with real paws and deliver the lines with their own muzzle. 1 photo, 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
106. **[Hit The Road Dude (Extended)](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/hit-the-road-dude-extended-ai-video)** — The first 30 seconds of the viral "hit the road dude, this ain't no state property" TikTok by @hb_rell, start to finish. The white pickup drives up along the pond and stops at the camera: "Got permission?" / "Written permission from Trey Taylor." / "Trey Taylor?" / "Crew tractor?" — then the full confrontation from the 15-second template ("Who told you to fish here?" … "Hit the road, dude. This ain't no state property. It's private property."), and "What is your name, man? I want your name so I can call down and see who gave you permission," as the driver pulls a notepad and pen from beside the seat and writes the name down, "Last name?" without looking up. One photo becomes a still of the subject behind the wheel, moved by a clean 30-second reference performance, over the original audio. People keep their own clothes; pets sit behind the wheel with real paws, hold up the notepad and "write" with a paw. 1 photo, 30 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 200 credits (~$10).
107. **[Yo Dookie, Pick Up The Phone](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/yo-dookie-pick-up-the-phone-wazzup-ai-video)** — The legendary "wazzup" phone-call chain from the comedy-film spoof of the classic beer commercial (the clip still circulates on TikTok with over a million plays). It opens exactly on "Yo Dookie!" from the first caller on the couch; Dookie sits bored while a voice yells "pick up the phone!", grabs the receiver on the beat and answers with a flat "Yo"; then a rapid-cut round of happy, tongue-out "wazzups" between all four callers, two hang-ups, and the first caller ends on a laugh. One to four photos of people or pets rotate through the four callers (one photo puts the same subject in all four rooms; nobody extra is invented), each in their own lamp-lit room shot like a moody 35mm film with grain, haze and bokeh, over the original audio. Pets hold the phone with a paw and do the wazzup with their own tongue. 1–4 photos, 13 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
108. **[I'm Just Thayin'](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/im-just-thayin-ai-video)** — The viral "I'm just thayin'" parking-lot selfie: a man calmly calls out anyone, anywhere — "I don't care who you are, what weight class you in, where you been, I don't give a f*** which county you've been a part of, I'm ready to go whenever you are. I'm just sayin'." One photo and you or your pet deliver the whole line straight into the front camera at arm's length in a sunny parking lot, a pickup truck behind you, with every head tilt, lean into the lens and the final satisfied nod copied beat for beat from the original (via a depth-map driver, so the original speaker's face never appears), the mouth moving with every word, over the original uncensored audio. People keep their own clothes; pets talk with their own jaw, real teeth and tongue. 1 photo, 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
109. **[I Heard You The First Time Bro](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/i-heard-you-the-first-time-bro-ai-video)** — The viral Hangtime Indy card-declined clip (also searched as "ChatGTT lookin' ahh"): a cashier behind the counter of an Indianapolis streetwear store, on a phone call the whole time, flatly repeating "the card declined" while the customer filming snaps back, "I heard you the first time, bro. Why you keep sayin' it like a robot? ChatGTT lookin' ahh." One photo recasts the cashier — you or your pet behind a big, bright streetwear store counter, phone held to the left ear, the right hand on the card terminal — and the 25-second handheld phone take plays out with the original audio, ending on "you tell me to relax one more time". The depth-map driver carries the dialogue so the cashier's mouth moves only on their own lines and stays shut while the off-camera customer roasts them. You keep your own face, build and clothes; pets stand at the counter with the phone in their paw. 1 photo, 25 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 250 credits (~$12.50).
110. **[Me At Work](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/me-at-work-keyboard-smash-ai-video)** — The viral "me at work" TikTok meme of a chonky cat in a wizard hat at an office keyboard, recast from one photo of you or your pet (cat, dog or any animal); the hat is dropped unless your photo has one. One static 85mm shot from desk height, three-quarter view from the front-left: a tall dark monitor at the right edge, the keyboard on a diagonal, a black mouse with a red scroll wheel in the foreground, paper stacks, and a grey open-plan office with fluorescent ceiling panels and blue screens in soft bokeh, with film grain. The beats: 0–4s typing fast in a flow state; at about 4s a dead stop and ONE key hit with a lifted hand or paw; 4.8–6s completely still, staring at the screen; 6–8s smashing the keyboard 4–5 times with both hands or paws, papers jumping. The eyes stay on the monitor the whole time. People stay deadpan in their own clothes (lingerie, sleepwear or swimwear becomes a plain grey sweater) and slam their palms flat from about a foot above the keys. Pets are drawn a little chunkier and rounder than in the photo, sit upright on the office chair with real paws, and their face builds slowly: locked in, then eyes narrowing and ears turning, an annoyed squint at the single key, an about-to-snap glare in the pause, and fully mad with ears pinned, hissing or yowling, through the smash. Seedance generates the sound: keyboard clacking, office hum, a small sigh (people) or a grumpy mrrp or huff (pets); no music. Director's Notes can change the outfit, office or props (a coffee mug, say) without breaking the beats. 1 photo, 8 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5 (prompt-only, no driving clip), 100 credits (~$5).
111. **[Caught By The Sniffer Dog](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/caught-by-the-sniffer-dog-ai-video)** — The viral "caught this raver" meme from Ibiza clubs and Creamfields, kept PG: a detection dog works through a packed dance floor and sits at one person's feet, staring up. One photo puts you on the dance floor (photos two to four add up to three friends beside you, in their own clothes). You're dancing when the dog comes out of the crowd with its handler and sits at your feet; you freeze, turn and try to walk away, the dog follows and sits again, and you break down crying with both hands over your face while your friends cover their mouths and the crowd keeps dancing. Shot like another raver's candid phone video — a steady medium shot from the crowd, never the handler's view — at a nightclub or a daytime festival (Director's Notes choose; otherwise it follows the photo). The dog's breed changes with the colour of your top. Club music and crowd noise are generated with the video, no dialogue. 1–4 photos, 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
112. **[Popstar](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/popstar-ai-video)** — DJ Khaled and Drake's "Popstar" music video (the one where a pop star lives the mansion life with champagne all day and a security guard as his shadow), starring you. One photo is swapped into a real frame of the performance, so the real set survives: you walk the warm wood-panelled hallways with a champagne bottle in your right hand, lip-syncing the verse straight to the handheld camera frame by frame, arms swinging wide and the bottle pointing at the lens, while a bald, bearded bodyguard in a dark suit follows you, and the take ends out on a glass balcony. You keep your own face, top, cap, glasses and jewellery, in baggy black cargo pants, and the song plays over it. 1 photo, 12 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
113. **[Popstar (Extended)](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/popstar-extended-ai-video)** — The full 30-second version of DJ Khaled and Drake's "Popstar" music video, in widescreen 16:9. Three shots cut exactly where the original cuts: rapping to camera down a warm wood-panelled mansion hallway with a champagne bottle, a bodyguard at your shoulder; a low angle down a glass staircase past a giant four-panel pop-art painting of your own face, tossing your phone back up the stairs to your bodyguard; and a close-up raising the bottle with a pool party behind. Lip-synced line by line over the song, mouth closed in every gap. Photo 1 is the rapper; an optional photo 2 becomes the bodyguard (a person in a black security uniform, or a pet in a small security vest), otherwise the original bald, bearded bodyguard stays. People and pets in either role. 1–2 photos, 30 seconds, 16:9, Seedance 2.5 at 480p, 250 credits.
114. **[Bulin 47](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/bulin-47-ai-video)** — The viral Bulin 47 dembow freestyle: in October 2026 the creator Kevin Wai played a beat for the Dominican artist Bulin 47 outside a restaurant in Spain and he improvised "No ando en película ni ando en paquete, ya todos me conocen, soy Bulin 47" (50M+ views), which became an AI face-swap trend with Messi, Ronaldo and Mbappé. One photo is swapped into a real frame of the clip, so the real scene survives: you walk out of the red-lit club entrance in Bulin's tan checked three-piece suit and tie, turn to the shaky phone camera and rap the line with every raised fist, hand chop and point, the bodyguards, the crowd and the man holding up the speaker all exactly as in the original, your mouth copying the rap frame by frame over the original audio. You keep your own face, body, cap, glasses and jewellery. 1 photo, 16 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 150 credits (~$7.50).
115. **[I'm Going To Kill You Mirror](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/im-going-to-kill-you-mirror-ai-video)** — The viral mirror prank short: someone flicks on a bathroom light and finds "I'm going kill you" scrawled on the mirror in red lipstick. They jump with a hand over their mouth, then tilt their head at the bad grammar, calmly pick up the lipstick, write in the missing "to" and add a "!", put the lipstick down, read "I'm going to kill you!" and scream even harder. One photo of a person or a pet (pets stand up at the mirror and write with the lipstick in a paw, real paws only). It follows the original performance beat for beat in one continuous phone shot into the mirror, with no cuts, keeps the subject's own face and clothes, and lays the original's horror stings on both scares. 1 photo, 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits. Guide: https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-im-going-to-kill-you-mirror-ai-video
116. **[I Wanna Love You](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/i-wanna-love-you-ai-video)** — The viral front-camera lip-sync to Akon's "I Wanna Love You": a man in a bowl-cut wig and fake moustache films himself singing the line into the lens, then lifts the phone higher and higher while bending all the way back to belt "already know I wanna love you" straight up into it, before springing back up with a wave. One photo recasts it with you or your pet (dog, cat or any animal): you hold the selfie camera yourself, in the setting from your own photo, and follow the original clip's moves, timing and mouth shapes line by line, eyes on the lens the whole way, with the song playing over the top. Pets film with their own front paw and sing with their own mouth. One continuous take, 1 photo, 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5 at 480p, 100 credits (~$5).
117. **[Alors On Danse](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/alors-on-danse-ai-video)** — The viral "Alors On Danse" keyboard jam: two friends in a bright white photo studio with a mini MIDI keyboard and a laptop, jamming to a remix of Stromae's "Alors On Danse" (the 2010 Belgian/French dance hit; the title means "so we dance"). Two photos, you and your favorite person (a bestie, partner or bro). Beat by beat: the person on the left plays the keyboard while the person on the right points at it and hypes; both lean in; the left one laughs and claps while the right one points at the ceiling; the right one talks with hand gestures, crosses their arms and points at the left one; the right one walks up into a close-up singing into the lens; then both dance toward the camera side by side. The first photo is the left person who plays the keyboard and the second is the right person who does the close-up. It recreates the trend with your faces rather than using the original footage. 2 photos, 27 seconds, vertical 9:16, 250 credits (~$12.50).

### Action & Adventure — newest (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/action)
118. **[Giant Hand Squeeze](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/giant-hand-squeeze-ai-video)** — The viral giant-hand squeeze trend, the full-body cut of the AI squish wave. One photo and a grotesquely oversized hand — palm-heel to fingertip as long as the subject is tall, each finger thicker than their arm — pushes in from the edge of an ordinary room, closes around their middle and lifts them a few inches off the floor. Then it squeezes: the waist pinches dramatically thin and every bit of volume is pushed OUTWARD at once, so the cheeks, head, arms, hands, fingers, thighs, calves and feet all swell together to two or three times normal thickness, the biggest bulges landing furthest from the fist, the material welling up and around each giant finger, bulges sagging and rippling and sloshing under their own weight like liquid in a balloon. The features never elongate, smear or melt — same face, same eyes, same person, just swollen. On release the body overshoots back past normal, wobbles two or three diminishing times, and settles at completely normal proportions head to toe. Then it happens again immediately and harder, with no reaction beat in between. The payoff is the whole trend: the instant their feet touch the floor they round on the hand and unload — rapid tiny punches on the fingers, kicks at the palm, shoving the thumb, face scrunched in indignant fury — before the hand retreats and they stand alone glaring into the lens with a final offended huff. The two craft rules that make or break it are elasticity (staying swollen turns a squeeze into a body-morph filter — less funny and a lot meaner, so the return to normal is stated twice in the prompt) and hand scale (a merely large hand reads as forced perspective; it has to be a size that could not belong to anyone in the room, and stay that size the whole shot). Babies, toddlers and chubby-cheeked pets dominate the trend because the cheeks have somewhere to go and the tiny furious reaction sells it, but it works on adults too — the payoff just reads as comic outrage. One continuous handheld take, never a cut, never a re-grip. 9:16, 10s, native rubbery-creak / liquid-slosh / startled-squeak audio (1 photo)
119. **[Bullet Time](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/bullet-time-ai-video)** — The bullet time / Matrix shot / time-freeze effect: the frozen-moment camera move made famous by The Matrix in 1999, where the action stops dead and the camera keeps travelling around it, showing a single instant from angles no camera could have occupied. The original was shot with a rig of over a hundred stills cameras fired in sequence; this generates the same orbit from one uploaded photograph. Everything in the scene freezes — you, the bystanders mid-step, the traffic — and only the camera stays alive, arcing a partial 30–40 degrees around the stopped moment with a slow dolly in (never a full 360, which forces the model to invent the entire back of the scene), while foreground, subject and background slide past one another at visibly different rates. That parallax, not the freeze itself, is what sells the shot, which is why the format wants a photo with real depth in it — a crosswalk, a street corner, a plaza, a court — rather than a flat wall-backed portrait, and why a mid-action moment beats standing still. Orbit direction is chosen per photo: toward the side the subject's face is turned so the camera comes around to their front, then toward the deeper, more open side of frame, never toward the back of the head and never reversing mid-shot. Sound design is a time stop — a sub-bass drop decaying into near-silence, a faint high shimmer, a rising cinematic drone as the camera travels. Worth disambiguating from the adjacent TikTok "time stop" / "time freeze" / "everyone frozen except me" trend: that one freezes the world around you while you keep walking, whereas bullet time freezes everything including you and moves only the camera — same premise, opposite subject. Set what gets frozen, the location, or the moment in director's notes. 16:9, 12s, native time-stop audio (1 photo)

### Dance (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/dance)
Make any photo dance a real, named routine. These templates are **subject-agnostic** — the same dance works on you, your dog or cat, your baby, or a friend, from one photo. Unlike motion-transfer tools (Viggle and the like) that puppet your 2D photo onto a skeleton and warp the face on big poses, Starrd **regenerates a clean full-body performer** that looks like your subject and animates it with Seedance and Kling, so the face stays consistent through spins and drops. A cleaner Viggle alternative; the song is included; output is vertical 9:16.
- **[Nicole Kidman Dance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/nicole-kidman-dance-ai-video)** — The viral Nicole Kidman dance challenge set to "ADÉLA" (#nicolekidman #adela #dancechallenge), solo version, copied from a clip of one dancer on a subway platform. One photo and you or your pet dance the routine move for move in the place from your photo (a dark dance studio if the photo has no usable background): a hand at the side of the head, arms rising to meet overhead (2s), a hand through the hair, hip pops, hands to the chest with a lip bite (8s), shoulder rolls, a turn with a look back over the shoulder (11s), then a step closer to finish with a hand on the hip. The camera is level at chest height, straight on, framed head to knees with 85mm-style bokeh, and the dancer looks straight into the camera throughout. The routine comes from a depth map of the original clip, so only its motion and timing carry over (no faces, outfits or room), and a character sheet (front, three-quarter, back, close-up) made from the photo holds the likeness through the turn. People keep their own clothes and hair length (lingerie, sleepwear or swimwear is swapped for a plain outfit); pets dance upright on their hind legs with real paws, never human hands. The ADÉLA audio plays over the video; Director's Notes can change the outfit or the place. 1 photo, 13 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
- **[Nicole Kidman Dance (Duo)](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/nicole-kidman-dance-duo-ai-video)** — The two-person version of the Nicole Kidman "ADÉLA" dance challenge, copied from a clip of two friends dancing side by side in a red room (459k plays). Exactly two photos: photo 1 dances on the left, photo 2 on the right, and the setting comes from photo 1 (a dark dance studio as the fallback). The routine: loose bounces, arms thrown overhead (2s), chest waves, hands on hips, kick steps forward, hands on top of the head (9s), arms up in a V (10s), and the left dancer spins (12s). The camera is level at waist height with both dancers full body and a natural depth of field, both looking straight into the camera. Depth-map driver (motion and timing only, nothing from the original dancers), a character sheet per photo for the likeness, and the ADÉLA audio. Works for two friends, you and your pet, or two pets (upright on real paws, never human hands); people keep their own clothes and hair length; Director's Notes can change the outfits or the place. 2 photos, 13 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p, Seedance 2.5, 100 credits (~$5).
- **[You Move Like An Animal](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/you-move-like-an-animal-ai-video)** — KATSEYE's "Animal" (released July 24, 2026) and its crew dance: three dancers in a line hitting the same sharp, sassy routine on the "you move like an animal" chorus. One to three photos fill the centre, left and right spots (two photos: photo 1 dances centre and right; one photo: all three), and the routine plays out move for move in one continuous 28-second take — a cool close-up opening, then the pull-back into hair flips, hip sways, shoulder rolls, kicks and arm swings, places swapping mid-routine — with the song. The crew dances in the place from the first photo, shot like an 85mm film camera with creamy bokeh (a dark wood-floored studio when that photo has no usable background). People keep their own face, build and clothes; pets dance upright on real paws. Driven by a softened depth map of the original that carries the song, so the original dancers never appear. 1–3 photos, 28 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 250 credits (~$12.50).
- **[Burning Bridges](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/burning-bridges-ai-video)** — Drake's "Burning Bridges" (Iceman, May 2026, No. 13 on the Hot 100) and its viral "Where she at?" gesture, the hand-over-the-eyes move Drake and Cristiano Ronaldo turned into a 2026 World Cup meme. One photo and you or your pet become the life of a packed late-night party in a wood-panelled room under crystal chandeliers, a silver cocktail shaker in the left hand the whole time, rapping the verse with the mouth shut in the gaps, and doing the 20-second routine beat for beat: walking out of the crowd, finger flicks at the lens, the arms-wide finger-gun swagger, the collar grab, pouring into the crowd's raised glasses, an "ooh" face, and both "Where she at?" face-covers with the hand over the eyes while the mouth keeps rapping. Shot like an 85mm music-video still with creamy bokeh, halation, bloom and film grain. People keep their own clothes and jewellery; pets stand upright with the shaker in a real paw and rap with their own mouth. Driven by a depth-map version of the source clip so the original rapper never appears. 1 photo, 20 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 150 credits (~$7.50).
- **[Cheba Man](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/cheba-man-ai-video)** — the viral Cheba Man stage-dance clip: a phone video shot from inside the crowd at a packed outdoor night party, one guy alone on a raised stage under deep red light and strings of festoon lights, completely owning it — arms spread wide, both hands thrown up overhead, hand-on-head poses, sharp arm waves, leans, steps and a point to the sky, every move on the beat — while everyone below films him on their phones. One photo and you or your pet take the stage for the full 30-second routine in one continuous handheld take: people keep their own clothes (never the original dancer's striped shirt or sunglasses), pets stand upright with real paws and their own face and fur. The driver is a depth-map version of the source clip (shapes and motion only), so the original dancer never leaks in; the song is added back after the render. 1 photo, 30 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 200 credits (~$10).
- **[Put A Ring On It](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/put-a-ring-on-it-ai-video)** — the viral "if you like it then you should put a ring on it" diva-dog TikTok: a fluffy Shih Tzu standing dead centre on a glossy black stage in a dark dance studio, shot from a low floor-level camera, while two dancers dance behind it, and the dog owns the stage by bowing its head, snapping it up to face the camera, tossing its head, tilting side to side and finishing with a full hair-flip, all on the beat. One photo of a four-legged pet and your pet takes the dog's place in one continuous take: it stays a real animal on all four legs, its fur swinging out and settling on every toss, with no sunglasses, lei or other accessories from the original. The driver is a depth-map version of the source clip (shapes and motion only), so the original dog's face and accessories never leak in; the song is added back after the render. Pets only, 1 photo, 19 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 150 credits (~$7.50).
- **[Turn The Lights Off](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/turn-the-lights-off-ai-video)** — the lost-in-the-music club scene set to "Turn the Lights Off": a man in a packed nightclub with teal walls, a red neon bar and a vine garland overhead, eyes closed, swaying, then throwing both arms up while the camera drifts back through the dancers and opens onto a wide shot of the whole floor with everyone's hands in the air. One photo and you or your pet take his place in one continuous take, in your own clothes, with no cigar; pets stand upright with real paws in the air and animal expressions. The song is added back after the render. 1 photo, 19 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 150 credits (~$7.50).
- **[Gang Gang Dance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/gang-gang-dance-ai-video)** — the Gang Gang dance behind the viral Jean Phil / Jean Philanthrope trend: Jean Phil is a French internet character (blond bob, curled moustache, brown houndstooth suit) whose first known post went up on Instagram on September 17, 2026 and who went viral across TikTok, Instagram and X September 19–22, alongside an "is he AI?" debate and a $JEANPHIL meme coin; his dance clips run on "Gang Gang" by Chef Boy ("be yellin' out gang gang"), with CapCut templates under #jeanphil and #ganggang. One photo and the subject does the full routine copied move for move from a real dance-battle performance (not Jean Phil himself) in one continuous handheld shot on a blue-lit stage: arm rolls at the chest, knee pops, a kick and lean back, a turn upstage, a spin back, bent over shaking at the knees, arms thrown wide, loose side steps, a point out and a point up, then a hand-on-hip, hand-at-chin finish with a confident, slight smirk from 25 seconds. The subject keeps their own outfit; the spectators on the floor are random strangers. Every panel of the reference image is a wide, full-body shot so the camera stays as wide as the original and never zooms in. Pets dance standing upright in their own body; babies, toddlers and small pets are drawn about 80% as tall as the adult spectators so they fill the dancer's spot (which also keeps the source dancer from showing through). 1 photo, 29 seconds, vertical 9:16, Seedance 2.5, 250 credits (~$12.50).
- **[That's My Dawg](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/thats-my-dawg-ai-video)** — the "that's my dawg" nightclub meme: a phone video, circulating on TikTok since at least October 2023 under captions like "THAT'S MY DAWG!!!!!", of an older man in a black-and-white floral short-sleeve shirt and white shorts owning a crowded club dance floor — steps, hip sways, arm swings and head bobs rather than counted choreography. Mostly reposted as "original sound" uploads, so the phrase, not a song title, is the search term. Unlike the templates that rebuild your own room, this one KEEPS the original club — blue and purple lights, the crowd, the phone-video grain and camera moves — and swaps only the dancer: GPT Image 2 replaces him on the first frame with the subject, standing in his exact spot and pose, then Seedance 2.0 reference-to-video copies his dance from the original clip move for move. Works on people, dogs, cats and babies; pets and babies stand upright on two legs and dance like a person, keeping their own coat or clothes rather than his outfit (1 photo, 10 seconds, 9:16, original audio; newest)
- **[Walk It Like I Talk It](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/walk-it-like-i-talk-it-ai-video)** — The carpool singalong to Migos' "Walk It Talk It": a windscreen camera looking back at four people in an SUV trading the verse, following the original's fast cuts (roughly one a second). The ONLY four-photo template, and the photo order is the seating plan: photo 1 front passenger (leads the song), photo 2 the DRIVER, photo 3 back seat left, photo 4 back seat right. The driver is the most expressive face in the car and both back-seat passengers are expressive too, faces following the original performers, with lip sync that follows the song word for word. Starts right as the driver shouts "Go!" and runs through the verse. VERTICAL 9:16, rendered on Seedance 2.5. People only; pets route to Camden Bop or Hotel Lobby (4 photos, 15 seconds, 9:16, 150 credits ~$7.50)
- **[Walk It Like I Talk It (Extended)](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/walk-it-like-i-talk-it-extended-ai-video)** — The full 30-second run of the same carpool singalong: the "walk it like I talk it" chorus hook, the driver's "Go!", the whole verse and into "whip it up". Same four photos and seating order (photo 1 front passenger, photo 2 driver, photos 3 and 4 back seat left and right), same expressive driver and word-for-word lip sync (4 photos, 30 seconds, 9:16, 250 credits ~$12.50)
- **[I Got That Feeling](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/i-got-that-feeling-ai-dance)** — the viral kitchen dance to BBE AJ's "Got That Feelin'" (feat. Boosie Badazz), from @itsalliebrown's clip captioned "still don't know how that one girl does it": arm throws, both arms up, a deep squat bounce, hands on the head and a big arms-up finish, mapped move for move with Kling 2.6 Motion Control. ONE photo — the grid stands the subject up full-length and keeps the background from their own photo, so people, babies and pets all work even if they aren't standing in the picture. Original song underneath (1 photo, ~11 seconds, 9:16)
- **[Camden Bop](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/camden-bop-ai-dance)** — the Camden Bop, a gliding solo dance trend with an unusually well-documented origin. It was built by five students at Camden High School in Camden, New Jersey, who go by the **Camden Bop Originators**: Ethan Tarte, Myles Thompson, Nafi Muhammad, Rodney Barge Jr. and Haleem Muhammad. Tarte worked out the core move at sixteen by imagining what it would look like to circle the rink at Camden's Millennium Skate World, practising barefoot in front of his mirror before the rest of the foundation came together; classmates called it corny, it caught on at Camden High, and by mid-2026 it had passed a million fans worldwide. The routine is hips shifting side to side with the arms and heels bouncing against the drum kicks and vocal samples, plus heel-toe slides, leg extensions and quick pivots carried over from Jersey Club — it glides rather than stomps, which is the skating-rink origin still showing in it. **The dance and the song of the same name are related but not identical**: Philly rapper 2Rare released a single called "Camden Bop" and deliberately went looking for the Originators so the dance would be attributed to them, putting the crew in the video, which premiered on May 7 and has passed 2.8 million YouTube views; his stated reasoning was "I know how quickly people can steal a wave, and nobody will ever know who the dance was from". Many viral clips run a different sound than the single, so the DANCE NAME is the search term that finds the trend, not the song title — and captions crediting Camden are the norm the originators have asked for. **This takes ONE photo**, unlike the duo and couple templates in this category, because the Camden Bop is a solo routine; that is a large part of why it travelled so fast, since there is no partner to coordinate and nothing to rehearse with anyone. **It is one of two templates in the catalogue that rebuild the user's OWN ROOM instead of using a fixed set** (the other is Tonight We're Getting Naughty): it reads the uploaded photo's background — wall colour and finish, flooring, furniture, doorways, light fixtures, decor, and the direction and colour of the light — and reconstructs that real place as the room the dance happens in, extended naturally to give clear floor space, explicitly forbidden from tidying, restyling or upgrading it. A plain living room is used as a fallback ONLY when the photo carries no usable place (a studio backdrop, a blank wall, a tight head-and-shoulders crop, or a background blurred past recognition); an ordinary bedroom with a bed and a lamp counts as usable and is used. **It handles PETS unusually well, for a specific anatomical reason.** The failure mode for an animal on a dance template is that the model invents a smaller, animal-appropriate version of every move — a tail wag where the routine has a whole arm, a head tilt where there is a pivot — producing a pet that is technically animated and visibly not doing the dance. This template stages the animal standing upright on its hind legs and treats its front legs as arms that must make the same movements as the dancer's arms at the same height, and its hind legs as feet that keep the routine's footwork. Measured internally, that mapping nearly doubled how closely a pet's movement tracked the source routine, and it is also what prevents an animal render from breaking down into the original dancer reappearing mid-clip. 9:16, 15s, real trend audio included (1 photo, person or pet)
- **[Tonight We're Getting Naughty](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/tonight-were-getting-naughty-ai-dance)** — the Tonight We're Getting Naughty couple's dance trend, a short two-person routine that broke on TikTok in 2026 and travels differently from the music-video trends in this category: there is no famous set to recognise and no artist cameo, and the entire appeal is that it is two people who actually know each other, in a real house, slightly out of sync on the hard beat. That is also why single-face tools could not absorb it — swap one head into a couple's dance and the second dancer is still a stranger, which is precisely what the format is about. Worth knowing for captions: the sound is searched three separate ways, as "naughty", as "natty" and as "noti", and TikTok maintains a distinct discovery page for each spelling, so most creators caption one and quietly forfeit the other two. **This is one of two templates in the catalogue that rebuild the user's OWN ROOM instead of placing them on a fixed set** (the other is Camden Bop, which does the same thing for a solo subject). It reads the background of the uploaded photo — wall colour and finish, flooring, furniture, windows, curtains, lighting fixtures, plants, decor, and the direction and colour of the light — and reconstructs that specific real place as the room the dance happens in, extended naturally to give the subjects floor space. It is explicitly forbidden from tidying, redecorating, upgrading or restyling it: a cluttered kitchen stays a cluttered kitchen, because the format's credibility comes from the room being unremarkable and real. Two photos taken in two different places resolve to the FIRST subject's room, with both subjects placed in it together — never a split frame and never a different room behind each person — so the photo uploaded first decides the location. A warm living room is used as a fallback ONLY when a photo carries no usable place at all (a plain studio backdrop, a blank wall, a tight head-and-shoulders crop, or a background blurred past recognition); an ordinary bedroom with a bed and a lamp counts as usable and is used. **This is the third DUO template in the category** — it takes TWO photos and maps each subject to its own dancer, left to left and right to right, so the two perform the routine as a pair rather than mirroring one skeleton. Facial performance is driven as explicitly as body movement: each character's eyes, eyebrows, mouth and whole expression follow their own dancer moment for moment, named by part and never by emotion, because a faithfully copied body over a frozen face is the most uncanny way this format can fail. 9:16, 9s, real trend audio included (2 photos, any subjects)
- **[On The Radar](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/on-the-radar-679-ai-video)** — the On The Radar / Fetty Wap "679" trend, built on the vertical freestyle format On The Radar Radio has run since Gabe P launched it in 2018. He had interned at Power 105.1 under Angie Martinez while at St. John's University and filmed the first episodes in what he has described as a closet; the set never grew much, and that is the point — one flat wall lit hard green, the neon ON THE RADAR sign in a circular badge, a condenser mic on a straight stand, a couch and some merch shelves, filmed locked-off in portrait in one take. The channel now has around 885,000 YouTube subscribers and more than 1,400 freestyles, and the Drake and Central Cee "On The Radar Freestyle" was the breakout moment as well as Gabe P's first Billboard Hot 100 credit. The sound is "679" by Fetty Wap featuring Remy Boyz, released 29 June 2015 from his self-titled debut, which peaked at No. 4 on the Hot 100 — his second-highest-charting single after "Trap Queen"; the album version keeps Monty's verse and drops P-Dice's. The trend travels under the hook line rather than the track number, which is what people actually search. Nothing new is driving the revival: the set is the easiest backdrop in rap for a video model to rebuild — one wall, one sign, one mic, no camera movement — so creators made it the default for AI rap edits and "679" the default sound under them. Search intent is overwhelmingly instructional (tutorial, how to, free, template), so this is a trend people are trying to MAKE rather than watch. **This is the second DUO template in the category** — it takes TWO photos and maps each subject to its own performer, left to left and right to right, so the two characters trade the hook instead of mirroring one routine; single-face CapCut versions of this trend cannot do a second real person. **Vertical by necessity**, unlike most music-video trends: the format was born in a portrait frame, and a widescreen crop turns it into a generic studio clip. 9:16, 14s, real trend audio included (2 photos, any subjects)
- **[Show You Off](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/show-you-off-ai-video)** — the Show You Off / "Beauty and a Beat" trend, built on the 2012 Justin Bieber video featuring Nicki Minaj (single released 24 October 2012, video 12 October 2012, produced by Max Martin and Zedd). The shot is the trend: co-directed by Bieber and Jon M. Chu and filmed at Raging Waters in San Dimas, the video was staged as personal footage stolen and leaked by an anonymous blogger, and shot mostly on a GoPro Hero 2 held at arm's length in long continuous takes — walking backwards through a water park party, singing straight into a wide fisheye lens, dancers filling the deck behind. It has passed 1.3 billion views. Justin Bieber's Coachella 2026 set revived it: 10.3 million streams in a week (up 317%), No. 3 on Spotify's global chart, a re-entry on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 26 (first chart appearance since its original run, which peaked at No. 5), and No. 1 in Switzerland on 26 April 2026. The trend travels under the hook line "show you off" rather than the song title, which is what people search. **This is one of the few WIDESCREEN templates in the category** — the GoPro barrel distortion, the curved horizon and the crowd across the full frame are the look, and cropping to vertical destroys all three. One photo, single subject, one unbroken shot; the pose, the arm in the lower foreground and the camera move all come from a driving clip rather than a text prompt, so every version lands the same walk-and-sing timing. 16:9, 12s, real trend audio included (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Hotel Lobby](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/hotel-lobby-colors-show-ai-video)** — the Hotel Lobby / A COLORS SHOW trend, built on Quavo and Takeoff's performance of "Hotel Lobby" as Unc & Phew (released 20 May 2022, produced by Murda Beatz, Keanu Beats and Fabio Aguilar). The format is the draw: COLORS' flat seamless orange booth, a single condenser microphone hanging between the performers, no set, no cuts and no camera moves — instantly recognisable whether or not you know the song. **This is the first DUO template in the category: it takes TWO photos, not one**, stages both subjects side by side in the booth and animates them INDEPENDENTLY, so one leans into the mic while the other bobs and waits their turn, rather than both mirroring one routine. That independence is why it uses Seedance 2.0 video-to-video rather than motion control, which is single-subject by design and rejects a two-character driving clip outright. Casting is the joke — a dog and a baby, you and your cousin, you and your dog; animals are stood upright on their hind legs automatically. The sound does not decay so much as resurface: COLORS reposted the performance in June 2022, April 2025, October 2025 and June 2026, and it carries over 428,000 TikToks. 9:16, 15s, real trend audio included (2 photos, any subjects)
- **[Rocketeer](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/rocketeer-ai-dance)** — the Rocketeer dance trend, set to "Rocketeer" by Far East Movement featuring Ryan Tedder, a track originally released in 2010 that TikTok pulled back out in 2026 and turned into a viral dance sound. The hook the dance is built on is the chorus — "Here we go, come with me / there's a world out there that we should see" — and the routine follows it literally: hands pointing and flicking at chest height on "here we go", both arms swinging wide open on "come with me". It is a loose, bouncy, full-body groove rather than counted eight-bars — bounce-stepping in place with the feet barely travelling and the beat read in the shoulders as much as the knees, described on TikTok as Camden Bop / Nola Bounce / Get Lite energy. Because the bounce stays in place, it maps onto toddlers, pets and people who have never danced on camera, where a travelling routine would break; the casting is the joke, since the arms-wide "come with me" is funniest from someone who would never. The arms-wide chorus is also exactly where CapCut templates and motion-transfer filters smear the face and melt the hands (the arms cross the body), whereas this regenerates the performer and drives it with the original dancer's performance on motion control. 9:16, 15s, real trend audio included (1 photo, any subject)
- **[David Blaine](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/david-blaine-ktrap-ai-dance)** — the David Blaine dance trend, set to "David Blaine" by K-Trap, a stripped UK drill record built on heavy 808s that was released in January 2017 and sat in the catalogue for the better part of a decade before TikTok pulled it back out in 2026 and attached a dance to it; K-Trap's own account posts versions of the routine, which is the uncommon case of an artist feeding a trend on their own record rather than finding it afterwards. The routine is upright and gesture-led rather than footwork-led: weight rocking between the feet, sharp pointing, hands fluttering up near the face on the accents, and a wide arms-out spread on the drop, typically filmed straight down the middle of a residential street while mouthing the words. Because the performance lives in the hands and the face rather than in athletic footwork, the model is asked to hold a stance and land gestures on the beat rather than invent a body's worth of momentum — so it maps cleanly onto subjects a bigger routine breaks (babies, toddlers, pets), and the casting is the joke, since the routine is grown-man swagger and the comedy scales with how far the subject sits from that. Worth knowing when searching: the track is named after the magician, and the illusionist owns the bare search term, so "K-Trap" or "dance" is what actually surfaces the trend. The trend is also split across more than one upload of the track on TikTok rather than concentrated on a single sound. 9:16, 15s, real trend audio included; newest addition (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Your Next Opponent Is You Dance](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/your-next-opponent-is-you-ai-dance)** — the dance cut of the "your next opponent is you" trend. The audio is the one everyone knows — "Congratulations, you're moving to the next level. Your next opponent is… you", a voice-over on a remixed instrumental of Eclipse's "Welcome to My Crib" (Know Your Meme traces the trend to @shannon__cahill's May 12, 2026 post) — but further remixed with a heavier beat and given a full routine, which the 2026 AI baby dance wave adopted. Not the face-off: Starrd's original Your Next Opponent Is You template (Comedy & Viral) is a cinematic VS-screen confrontation with a younger self on Seedance 2.0; this one is a motion-control dance where the subject in the photo performs the routine mapped move-for-move from the original dancer. Upright and gesture-led — a slow sway through "congratulations", a point at the camera on "next level", arm swings, finger guns on "…you" — so it maps cleanly onto babies, toddlers and pets, and the casting is the joke: a taunt delivered with finger guns by a tiny human who cannot climb stairs. Hands crossing the body on the point and finger guns are exactly where CapCut templates and motion-transfer tools smear the face; this regenerates the performer instead. 9:16, 19s, real trend audio included (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Don't Play With Me](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/dont-play-with-me-ai-dance)** — the Don't Play With Me dance, set to "DON'T PLAY WITH ME" by Thompsxn Therapy, a gospel hip-hop single released December 29, 2025 on Pain to Power Records. The chorus ("Don't play with me, God on my side, you can't prey on me / Devil try, but he can't take from me / I'm too covered, you can't aim at me") became the sound behind 2026's viral AI baby dance wave — thousands of baby photos animated into the routine, which is why "don't play with me AI baby" is its own search. The routine is upright and gesture-led rather than footwork-led: praise hands up on "God on my side", a sharp point at the camera on "don't play with me", head bobs and a two-hand shimmy on the beat between lines — a hands-and-face performance that maps cleanly onto babies, toddlers and pets that athletic choreography breaks, and one where the casting is the joke (confidence mismatch: the less likely the subject is to say "don't play with me", the harder it lands). It is also exactly where motion-transfer tools and CapCut templates smear the face (hands passing in front of it), whereas this regenerates the performer and drives it with the original dancer's performance on motion control. 9:16, 18s, real trend audio included (1 photo, any subject)
- **[That's The Jawn](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/thats-the-jawn-ai-dance)** — the That's The Jawn dance trend, set to "The Jawn" by JERRi, a tech-house track that broke out on TikTok in 2026 and picked up a wave of remixes. Unlike the counted routines in this category it is a loose, bouncy bop: weight rocking side to side, shoulders and chest riding the beat, hands working close to the chest, head nodding on the count — attitude rather than choreography, which is why almost anyone can approximate it and why it spread so fast. Because the movement is small and centered rather than athletic, it maps cleanly onto subjects that big routines break — babies, toddlers, and pets — and the casting is the joke: a routine whose whole personality is "unbothered" is funniest on the least unbothered subject available. It is also the exact case motion-transfer tools handle worst, since hands passing in front of the chest give them nothing clean to track, whereas this regenerates the performer instead of warping the photo. "Jawn" is Philadelphia slang, an all-purpose noun for anything at all — "that's the jawn" is roughly "that's the one". 9:16, 11s, real trend audio included (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Ngifuna Wena](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/ngifuna-wena-ai-dance)** — the viral Real Madrid AI dance / Ngifuna Wena amapiano trend ("Ngifuna Wena (Skin to Skin Remix)" by Weckly Jay, isiZulu for "I want you"; 2M+ challenge posts, adopted by football TikTok as the "Madrid dance trend" via CapCut's Real Madrid AI templates) — the full 28-second routine from the original dancer's performance, mapped move-for-move (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Juju On That Beat](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/juju-on-that-beat-ai-dance)** — the schoolyard classic (1 photo, any subject)
- **[Dougie](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/dougie-ai-dance)** — teach-me-how-to-dougie, the evergreen (1 photo)
- **[In Da Club](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/in-da-club-ai-dance)** — birthday-energy bounce (1 photo)
- **[Tokyo Drift](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/tokyo-drift-ai-dance)** — the moody slow-roll trend (1 photo)
- **[Vibes](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/vibes-ai-dance)**, **[Look Alive](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/look-alive-ai-dance)**, **[No Hands](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/no-hands-ai-dance)**, **[Shake Ya](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/shake-ya-ai-dance)**, **[On the Beat](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/on-the-beat-ai-dance)** — hip-hop staples (1 photo)
- **[Salsa](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/salsa-ai-dance)**, **[No Batidao](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/no-batidao-ai-dance)**, **[Passo Bem Solto](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/passo-bem-solto-ai-dance)**, **[Quiero Verte Venir](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/quiero-verte-venir-ai-dance)** — Latin & Brazilian funk (1 photo)
- **[Big Guy](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/big-guy-ai-dance)**, **[Chanel](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/chanel-ai-dance)**, **[Scuba](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/scuba-ai-dance)**, **[I Want You Back](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/i-want-you-back-ai-dance)**, **[Last Call for Love](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/last-call-for-love-ai-dance)** (1 photo)

### Around the World (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/travel)
The viral early-2000s DV-camcorder "a day in the life" trend, starring you. Upload one selfie and star in a quiet slice-of-life morning across a real city — faded washed-out color, sensor noise, autofocus hunting, and handheld shake baked in, so it reads like a found home-video tape rather than a modern clip. The calm, nostalgic sibling of the Korean "Stadium Goddess" fan-cam wave. One photo, powered by Seedance 2.0.
- **[A Day in Seoul](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/a-day-in-seoul)** — a quiet Korean residential neighborhood: stray cat, laundry lines, terrace coffee, an "annyeong" wave, then a cut to black (1 photo)
- **[A Day in Tokyo](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/a-day-in-tokyo)** — quiet Tokyo backstreets behind Shibuya/Shinjuku/Harajuku: vending machines, overhead wires, a small shrine, a "konnichiwa" wave (1 photo)
- **[A Day in Las Vegas](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/a-day-in-vegas)** — a deliberately off-Strip desert-suburb morning: palm-lined streets, stucco houses, distant mountains — no neon or casinos (1 photo)

### Nostalgia (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/nostalgia)
The viral "80s AI photo" trend, as a video. Upload one selfie and the template runs the same identity-preserving restyle the ChatGPT / Nano Banana photo trend uses — your face, skin tone and age stay yours; hair, clothing, accessories and surroundings become mid-1980s — then plays a 15-second VHS-C camcorder home video around that version of you. Soft low-res analog video, chroma bleed, tracking noise along the bottom edge, warm tungsten cast, autofocus hunting, and a blinking red-orange "JUL 12 1987" date stamp are generated in-frame by Seedance 2.0, not overlaid. Same "day in the life" grammar as Around the World, fifteen years earlier.
- **[A Day in 1987](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/a-day-in-1987)** — a summer day in a 1987 American cul-de-sac: fixing your hair in a poster-covered wood-panelled bedroom, a soda from the kitchen, wheeling a bike past the station wagon and crouching to a neighbour's dog, a ride past the sprinklers, the mall arcade, a "Hi Mom" to the camcorder, then the tape cuts to black. Also listed in Comedy & Viral as "80s AI Photo Trend (Video)" (https://www.getstarrd.app/template/80s-ai-photo-trend-video) (1 photo)
- **[Our Senior Year '88](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/80s-high-school-sweethearts-ai-video)** — the couples cut: two photos become a whole 1987–88 school year on one VHS tape — a glance by the school buses in September, a dropped notebook in the hallway, homecoming in the bleachers with a jacket around her shoulders, the corsage in the front hallway on prom night, a slow dance under a balloon arch — with the red-orange date stamp advancing SEP 04 1987 → OCT 16 1987 → MAY 20 1988 and an original 80s power ballad generated natively by Seedance 2.0. Works for real couples, a crush, or two friends (2 photos)
- **[Spring Break '86](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/80s-spring-break-ai-video)** — one perfect spring-break day in March 1986 off a VHS tape: the pastel motel balcony with a boombox, the walk across the hot lot, the oversized tee coming off on the sand and zinc going on the nose, a dive for the volleyball, floating on a raft past the break, screaming "WE'RE ON SPRING BREAK!" at the lens, the boardwalk at sunset — the "MAR 21 1986" stamp and an original synth-pop track coming out of the boombox generated natively (1 photo)
- **[Our First Date '86](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/80s-first-date-ai-video)** — two photos become one first date on June 20, 1986, filmed by the little sibling who got hold of the camcorder: the doorbell and a parent's long look at the door, a diner booth with one milkshake and two straws, the mall photo booth strip, the drive-in with the speaker on the window and both of them turning to the back seat to say "Go home!", and the porch goodnight where the porch light flicks on and off from inside right as they lean in — an original jukebox synth-pop song generated natively (2 photos)

### Fourth of July (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/july4)
The AI Fourth of July, starring you — or your pet (seasonal). Upload one selfie (or one pet photo for the pet cuts — Grill Sergeant, 250 Proof, and Pyro Paws) and star in a viral Independence Day clip — all in the same faded early-2000s camcorder look. Spans both moods: wholesome nostalgia and over-the-top comedy. Fireworks are the most evergreen celebration visual, so the finale cut carries into New Year's Eve. One photo, powered by Seedance 2.0.
- **[The 4th of July](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/4th-of-july-ai-video)** — a nostalgic camcorder backyard cookout: a flag on the porch, BBQ smoke, a sprinkler run, a sparkler that lights up your face, then the first fireworks and a cut to black (1 photo)
- **[Fireworks Finale](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fireworks-ai-video)** — you as the star of the grand-finale show, the night sky erupting overhead, your face lit by the bursts; grainy low-light camcorder look (also works for New Year's) (1 photo)
- **[Fireworks Gone Wrong](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/fireworks-fail-ai-video)** — a backyard-firework fail out of a camcorder blooper reel: you light it, it goes sideways, the dog bolts, everyone dives (1 photo)
- **[Peak Freedom](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/peak-freedom-ai-video)** — the gloriously over-the-top patriotic meme: a flag-shirt reveal, sparklers, a bald eagle in flight, and monster-truck flames (1 photo)
- **[Grill Sergeant](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/grill-sergeant-ai-video)** — the pet cut: your dog or cat in a tiny straw cowboy hat, stars-and-stripes bandana, and American-flag apron stands up and runs the cookout grill — flips a burger, presents a hot dog like a trophy, tips its hat, then howls at the first fireworks; keeps your pet's exact breed, coat, and markings (1 pet photo)
- **[250 Proof](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/250-proof-ai-video)** — the pet beer-ad parody for America's 250th birthday: your pet in a stars-and-stripes bow tie and striped vest narrates deadpan birthday jokes from a porch rocking chair, cigar in paw ("She doesn't look a day over two forty-nine"), with slow-motion draft horses, an unmarked amber-bottle toast, and fireworks — 1990s broadcast-tape commercial look, brand-free, species-adapted jokes (1 pet photo)
- **[Pyro Paws](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/pyro-paws-ai-video)** — the pet fireworks-fail blooper: your pet in a star-spangled top hat lights the driveway firework with a barbecue lighter, hides behind a lawn chair, sniffs the fizzle — and it erupts into full zoomies chaos before a singed-but-triumphant grin under the real fireworks; strictly cartoon-harmless, same DV-camcorder blooper grade as the human Fireworks Gone Wrong (1 pet photo)

### ASMR & Satisfying (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/asmr)
The viral AI-ASMR trend, starring you — or your pet. Upload one selfie (or one pet photo for Spa Day) and become a satisfying, rewatchable tactile loop with close-mic'd synced audio baked in (Seedance 2.0 generates the audio in the same pass). One photo.
- **[Face Squish](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/ai-squish-face-video)** — the viral squishy-face ASMR trend: a glossy, wet silicone version of your head rests on a marble counter and soft hands squish, knead, pinch and pull it like jelly — a one-cheek jiggle, an asymmetric knead, an eye-squish, a pinch-and-pull, a cup-and-pucker — with synced wet squelch ASMR (1 photo)
- **[Elastic Face](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/ai-elastic-face-video)** — the stretchy-face sibling of the squish trend: a soft, matte stretchy-rubber version of your head rests on a marble counter and hands pull it into long taffy strands that snap back — a far cheek pull, a wide two-hand stretch, a nose pull, a tall vertical stretch — with synced dry stretch-creak-and-snap ASMR (1 photo)
- **[Spa Day](https://www.getstarrd.app/template/pet-spa-day-ai-video)** — the top-down pet-facial trend: your pet lies back in a tiny towel turban and gets the full facial — cucumber slices over the eyes, a slow cream massage, a foam-brush sweep, a cool mist, a finishing cheek squish — from a single locked bird's-eye camera, with close-mic'd ASMR (cream squelch, brush bristles, a contented purr or sigh; species-adapted, no music); keeps your pet's exact breed, coat, and markings (1 pet photo)

## Pricing

Starrd uses a credit-based pricing model. A cinematic AI video is 100 credits; a photo pack is 20; an AI song is 10; the studios run from 10 (a song) to 150 (a 15-second product ad). iOS App Store prices are higher than web because they include Apple's in-app-purchase fee. Live machine-readable prices: https://www.getstarrd.app/pricing.md

| Pack | Credits | Web Price | iOS Price | Per Video (web) |
|------|---------|-----------|-----------|-----------------|
| 100 Starrd Credits | 100 credits (1 video) | $4.99 | $4.99 | $4.99 |
| 300 Starrd Credits | 300 credits (3 videos) | $11.99 | $11.99 | $4.00 |
| 500 Starrd Credits | 500 credits (5 videos) | $17.99 | $17.99 | $3.60 |
| 1500 Starrd Credits | 1500 credits (15 videos) | $49.99 | $49.99 | $3.33 |

Not every output costs 100 credits:

| Output | Credits |
|--------|---------|
| Cinematic AI video (6-15 s) | 100 |
| AI photo template (4-photo pack) | 20 |
| AI song | 10 |
| Custom Mode scene | 100 |
| Product Ad — 10 seconds | 100 |
| Product Ad — 15 seconds | 150 |
| Rolling Shot — still | 20 |
| Rolling Shot — 12-second reel | 100 |
| Timelapse — 720p, 6 seconds | 20 |
| Timelapse — 1080p, 6 seconds | 30 |
| Timelapse — 720p, 10 seconds | 40 |
| Car Studio build (4-photo pack) | 20 |

- Credits never expire
- No subscriptions or recurring charges
- No hidden fees
- Payment via Stripe (web) or Apple in-app purchase (iOS)

## Frequently Asked Questions

### General

**What is Starrd?**
Starrd is an AI studio for videos, photos, and songs, starring you. Pick a cinematic scene template or open a Starrd Studio, upload one or two photos, and frontier models like Seedance 2.0, Kling Motion Control, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, and Suno make it in minutes. No prompt writing, no subscription, and credits never expire.

**Can I make my own AI character on Starrd, like Jean Phil?**
Yes. Character Studio is live on the web at https://www.getstarrd.app/studio/character (sign-in required): pick a character type (The Jean, Signature Character, Brainrot, Creature Vlogger, Baby, Food, Pet as Human, Granny/Grandpa, The "Influencer", You in a Style, Custom), a few quick picks, optional notes and optional reference photos, and name it. It makes a portrait and a 4-view character sheet for 20 credits; "Put in a template" then uses the character in any Starrd video template or in Custom. Web only for now. Starrd has no connection to Jean Phil or his creator. Guide: https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-an-ai-character-like-jean-phil

**What are Starrd Studios?**
Whole create flows with their own inputs, next to the scene templates. Custom Mode shoots any scene you describe. Song Studio writes and sings a real song. Product Ad Studio makes a spoken ad from one product photo. Rolling Shot Studio shoots your car at speed. Timelapse Studio turns one photo into a moving timelapse. Car Studio mods your exact car. Each has a section above and its own page.

**Can Starrd make photos, not just videos?**
Yes. Photo templates, Car Studio builds and Rolling Shot stills are finished images — 4-photo packs or a single still — rendered by GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana Pro for 20 credits. Photos are car-focused today.

**Which AI models does Starrd use?**
Starrd runs a multi-model AI pipeline. Claude (Anthropic) writes the prompt for every scene and the lyrics for every song, Nano Banana Pro (Google) or GPT Image 2 (OpenAI) renders the storyboard that locks in your look and the finished photo packs, Seedance 2.0 (ByteDance) or Kling Motion Control (Kuaishou) generates video, Suno produces songs with real vocals, and MiniMax Hailuo-02 animates timelapses. Each template uses the models best suited to its scene.

**What is Seedance 2.0?**
Seedance 2.0 (also known as Seedance 2.0 Omni) is an advanced AI video generation model developed by ByteDance. It produces high-fidelity cinematic videos from text and image inputs with strong motion coherence and visual detail. Starrd uses it as its primary video engine.

**Do I need to know how to write prompts?**
No. Starrd's templates handle the prompt engineering for you. You pick a cinematic scene, upload one or two photos, and Starrd generates the video — no prompts, settings, or editing skills required.

**What can I make with Starrd?**
Three things. Cinematic videos starring you, from scene templates across comedy/viral, pets, sports, music, anime, gaming, movie trailers, action, crime, drama, cars, dance, and pranks (or any scene you describe in Custom Mode). Photo packs — of your car in Car Studio and Rolling Shot Studio, and from the photo templates. And real songs with lyrics and vocals from your texts, a photo, an idea, or an occasion.

**Can Starrd make a song instead of a video?**
Yes. The Songs category (https://www.getstarrd.app/templates/song) turns something you already have into a full AI-generated song with real lyrics and vocals: paste your texts, upload a photo, type an idea, or pick an occasion. 10 credits, a few minutes, no subscription.

**Can I make videos with my pet?**
Absolutely. Starrd has pet-friendly scene templates like "The Handshake" (the dog handshake trend — your pet stands upright, walks toward the camera, offers you a paw, then leans in and talks), "Pretending to Sleep" (your pet caught doomscrolling at 3AM fakes being asleep), "Jurassic Bark," the viral "Imma Bite You" template (the "If You Grab Me, I'm Gonna Bite You" standing/talking tough-guy trend), "If I Don't Answer The First Time" (the sibling standing "don't call me again" rant — pet or person), "Fresh Fade" (the viral pet barbershop trend where your pet gets a fresh fade haircut), and "Rave Cave" (a spy cam clips onto your pet, then its body-cam POV sprints underground into a rave where clones of your pet dance and DJ). Upload a photo of your pet and generate a cinematic video starring them.

### Pricing & Credits

**How much does it cost to use Starrd?**
Starrd uses a credit-based system. A cinematic AI video is 100 credits, an AI photo pack is 20 credits and an AI song is 10 credits. 100 credits is $4.99 on the web. Larger packs of 300 ($11.99 web), 500 ($17.99 web), and 1500 ($49.99 web) lower the per-video cost. Credits never expire. See https://www.getstarrd.app/pricing.md for live prices.

**Why are iOS prices higher than web prices?**
iOS App Store prices include Apple's in-app-purchase fee. Buying credits on the web at getstarrd.app is the cheapest option.

**Do credits expire?**
No. Starrd credits never expire. Use them whenever you want.

**Is there a free trial or free credits?**
Every new account starts with a 20-credit welcome bonus — enough for your first two AI songs. After that you buy credits as you need them, starting at $4.99 for 100 credits on the web, and they never expire. Watch the app for any promotional offers.

**How do I buy credits?**
Credits can be purchased through the Starrd iOS app or on the web at getstarrd.app. Payment is processed securely via Stripe (web) or Apple in-app purchase (iOS).

### Video Generation

**How long does it take to generate a video?**
Videos typically take a few minutes to generate. Starrd's AI models produce high-fidelity cinematic output — quality takes a moment. You can track progress in real time and we'll notify you when it's ready.

**How long are the videos?**
Videos are 12 seconds of cinematic-quality output.

**Can I customize the video?**
Yes. Each template supports optional Director's Notes where you can describe the mood, style, or specific details you want in your video.

### Privacy & Safety

**Are my photos private and secure?**
Yes. Your photos are stored securely and are only used to generate your videos. They are never shared with third parties or used for any other purpose. Starrd takes privacy seriously.

### Product Ad Studio

**Can Starrd make a UGC ad or product video from a photo?**
Yes. Product Ad Studio generates a presenter holding your exact product, speaking a two-line script to a handheld phone camera in a real-looking room. 10 or 15 seconds, vertical or wide, 100 or 150 credits. See https://www.getstarrd.app/product-ad

**Can I be the one selling it?**
Yes. Pick "Me" and upload one selfie; photo 1 becomes the presenter reference.

**Does the presenter really say the words?**
Yes, lip-synced. Keep the hook to 4-8 words and the line to 9-16; longer lines compress the audio and the mouth drifts.

### Timelapse Studio

**Can I really make a timelapse from a single photo?**
Yes. Timelapse Studio generates the motion and the time-of-day progression from one still rather than stitching frames you shot. See https://www.getstarrd.app/timelapse

**Do I need a tripod?**
No. A tripod matters when you are shooting hundreds of frames that all have to line up. Here there is one frame, already taken, and the camera movement is generated.

**Can I make a day to night timelapse?**
Yes. The hours setting (1 to 12) controls how far the light travels across the clip. Shooting this for real requires ramping exposure as the light drops, which is the hardest part of the format.

**Which camera move should I pick?**
Push in for a scene with a clear subject to arrive at. Pan or truck for a wide landscape to travel across. Pedestal or tilt to reveal height in a building or skyline. Up to three can be stacked.

**How much does a timelapse cost?**
20 credits for 720p at 6 seconds, 30 for 1080p at 6 seconds, 40 for 720p at 10 seconds.

## Platform Availability

- Web App: https://www.getstarrd.app
- iOS App: Available on the App Store
- Android: Coming soon

## Technical Details

- AI Models: Seedance 2.0 Omni and Seedance 2.5 (ByteDance) and Kling Motion Control (Kuaishou) for video; Nano Banana Pro (Google) and GPT Image 2 (OpenAI) for storyboard stills and photo packs; Suno for songs; MiniMax Hailuo-02 for timelapses; Claude (Anthropic) for prompt-writing and lyrics
- Video Output: 5-15 second cinematic video with sound (720p; 1080p for one timelapse tier); Product Ads 10 or 15 seconds; timelapses 6-10 seconds
- Photo Output: 4-photo packs (Car Studio, photo templates) or a single 3:4 still (Rolling Shot)
- Song Output: a full song with lyrics and vocals, plus a share video
- Input: 1-2 photos (up to 5 in Custom Mode and Car Studio), or a short video clip for prank scenes, or a product photo, + optional text prompt (Director's Notes; the whole scene in Custom Mode)
- Processing: Cloud-based, no local compute required

## Company Information

- Product Name: Starrd
- Legal Entity: Take 220 Productions LLC
- Founded: 2025
- Website: https://www.getstarrd.app
- Contact: info@getstarrd.app
- Industry: AI Video, Photo & Song Generation, Creative Technology
- Headquarters: United States

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.getstarrd.app): Browse scene templates and the Starrd Studios — videos, photos and songs starring you
- [All Templates](https://www.getstarrd.app/templates): Full template library by category — video, photo and song templates
- [Custom Mode](https://www.getstarrd.app/custom): Describe any scene, add 1-5 photos, get a cinematic video with you in the lead, with sound — 100 credits
- [Song Studio](https://www.getstarrd.app/free-ai-song-generator): A real song with lyrics and vocals from your texts, a photo, an idea or an occasion — 10 credits; occasion pages at https://www.getstarrd.app/ai-song-generator-for
- [Rolling Shot Studio](https://www.getstarrd.app/rolling-shot): One photo of your car shot at speed — a still for 20 credits or a 12-second reel for 100
- [Camera Movements](https://www.getstarrd.app/camera-movements): The 13 camera moves Timelapse Studio generates, with examples
- [Timelapse Studio](https://www.getstarrd.app/timelapse): Turn one photo into a cinematic timelapse — up to 3 camera moves from 13, set how many hours pass (1-12), 6-10 second MP4 at 720p or 1080p, 20-40 credits
- [Product Ad Studio](https://www.getstarrd.app/product-ad): Turn one product photo into a spoken UGC-style ad — a presenter (you or one of eight) holds your exact product and pitches it, lip-synced, 10 or 15 seconds, 9:16 or 16:9, 100-150 credits
- [Car Studio](https://www.getstarrd.app/cars): Park your car in the garage, then mod it with AI — wheels, wraps, stance, body kits and dream-shot scenes applied to your exact car; 4-photo packs, 20 credits each
- [Blog](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog): Guides, prompt tutorials, and viral trend breakdowns ([RSS](https://www.getstarrd.app/feed.xml))
  - [How to Make Your Own AI Character Like Jean Phil (2026)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-an-ai-character-like-jean-phil): The Jean Phil AI-character trend and how to build a recurring character of your own; Character Studio is live on the web at /studio/character
  - [How to Turn Yourself Into Jean Phil (AI Jean Phil Filter, 2026)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-turn-yourself-into-jean-phil): One selfie and The Jean character type in Character Studio give you the Jean Phil look on your own face, plus a 4-view character sheet, 20 credits
  - [How to Keep an AI Character Consistent Across Videos](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/consistent-ai-character-video): The reference-image method that stops face, hair and outfit drift between videos
  - [How to Make an AI Influencer Character for TikTok](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-an-ai-influencer-character): Niche, look, one repeatable format, the same face every time, and honest AI labelling
  - [How to Make an AI Character of Yourself](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-an-ai-character-of-yourself): One photo, one fixed style, then any scene
  - [How to Make a UGC Ad With AI From One Product Photo](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-a-ugc-ad-with-ai): The Product Ad Studio walkthrough: the product photo that works, matching the eight presenters to product types, the eight settings and four formats, the 4-8 word hook plus 9-16 word line rule, and when to film the real thing.
  - [UGC Ad Script Examples: 30 Hooks and Lines That Sell](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/ugc-ad-script-examples): Thirty two-line scripts by product type, the hook-beat-line structure, and the delivery notes that matter.
  - [The Best AI UGC Ad Generators in 2026](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/best-ai-ugc-ad-generators): Seven tools compared on whether your real product is in the shot, who presents, and subscription vs pay per ad.
  - [How to Turn a Zillow Listing Into a Video (2026)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/zillow-listing-video): The full walkthrough, which photos to pick, and what to check before posting.
  - [Real Estate Video Without a Videographer (What It Costs in 2026)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/real-estate-video-without-a-videographer): A listing video costed four ways, and which property suits which.
  - [How to Make a TikTok Shop Product Video Without Filming Yourself](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/tiktok-shop-product-video-without-filming): What a Shop product card needs, generating one from a listing photo, and how to post it honestly.
  - [How to Make a Meccha Chameleon AI Video of Yourself (Become the Hider)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-meccha-chameleon-ai-video): Upload one selfie and become the camouflaged hider a first-person seeker POV hunts and reveals in the viral Meccha Chameleon hide-and-seek game — the correct spelling/pronunciation (MECCHA, "MET-cha," not Mecca or Mecha), the hider-vs-seeker loop and taunt-whistle, and why it needs no Steam, PC, or 3D printer. The Starrd MECCHA CHAMELEON IRL template does it in one tap.
  - [How to Make an AI Pet Rave Video (Body Cam to a Secret Underground Party)](https://www.getstarrd.app/blog/how-to-make-ai-pet-rave-video): Upload one pet photo and a tiny body camera clips onto its collar, then its first-person POV sprints underground (real handheld camera shake) into a hidden club where a crowd of happy clones of the same pet dances while another clone DJs. A mashup of the "what does my pet do all day" spy-cam format and the viral AI pet-dance/DJ trend. The Starrd Rave Cave template does it in one tap.
- [About](https://www.getstarrd.app/about): How Starrd works and the AI models behind it (Seedance 2.0, Kling Motion Control, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2)
- [Compare](https://www.getstarrd.app/compare): How Starrd compares to Kling AI, Viggle, Pollo AI, PixVerse, Vidnoz, Runway, Sora, Veo, Pika, Higgsfield, Hailuo AI, Krea, Menace AI, Mischief, and the AI UGC ad tools Arcads, Creatify and HeyGen — each has a dedicated "{tool}-vs-starrd" and "{tool}-alternative" page
- Best-for use-case pages at https://www.getstarrd.app/best-ai-video-generator-for/{use-case} — pets, dance, sports, music, anime, gaming, cars, comedy, movie-trailers, action, couples, prank-videos
- [Pricing](https://www.getstarrd.app/pricing): Credit packs and pricing details ([machine-readable](https://www.getstarrd.app/pricing.md))
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.getstarrd.app/privacy): Data handling and photo privacy
- [Terms of Service](https://www.getstarrd.app/terms): Usage terms
- [llms.txt](https://www.getstarrd.app/llms.txt): Concise LLM-friendly summary