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Me At Work
Comedy & Viral

Me At Work

You (or your pet) at the office desk: typing at full speed, one furious key-press, a long blank stare, then a full keyboard smash. The 'me at work' meme, starring you or your cat.

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How to make your Me At Work video

  1. 1

    Open the Me At Work template — You (or your pet) at the office desk: typing at full speed, one furious key-press, a long blank stare, then a full keyboard smash. The 'me at work' meme, starring you or your cat.

  2. 2

    Upload one clear photo — the built-in cropper helps you frame it.

  3. 3

    Tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt and Seedance 2.0 generates your cinematic video in a few minutes — then download or share it.

Me At Work — frequently asked questions

How do I make a Me At Work video?
Open the Me At Work template on Starrd, upload one photo, then tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt for you and Seedance 2.0 generates your cinematic video in a few minutes — no prompt-writing or editing required.
How many photos do I need for Me At Work?
Just one clear photo.
How much does the Me At Work template cost?
100 Starrd credits. Credit packs start at $4.99 on the web (one video's worth), never expire, and there's no subscription.
How long is the Me At Work video?
8 seconds of cinematic, shareable output, generated in a few minutes.
Can I customize my Me At Work video?
Yes. Use Director's Notes on the template to set the mood, style, or specific details before you generate.