About Smalltown Boy AI

Smalltown Boy AI is a browser-based tool that turns two portrait photos into an 80s-style dance duo. It uses a fixed 14-second dance reference, so you do not need to write a prompt or edit a timeline.

What you can make

The first photo supplies the left dancer and the second supplies the right dancer. Choose 480P or 720P output. The service is intended for short personal clips, memes and creative pairings using photos you have permission to use.

Generation requires an account and purchased credits. A 480P request uses 45 credits; a 720P request uses 90. Packs are one-time purchases with no recurring subscription. See the full USD and EUR price list.

How the service works

Your browser prepares the two photos. When submitted, photos are uploaded to storage, checked by SeeAPI for unsafe content and sent to Replicate for video generation using bytedance/seedance-2.5. Completed results can be previewed and downloaded in the studio or your account.

Photos are processed by external services. They do not stay exclusively on your device. Read the privacy policy before uploading sensitive images.

What the previews show

The homepage previews are community trend references, not verified output from this service or customer testimonials. They illustrate the dance format. AI output can differ in likeness, choreography, timing and sound; an exact match to a preview is not guaranteed.

Independent service and usage rights

This is an independent, fan-made service. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bronski Beat, their label, the original video creators or the people credited in the reference gallery. A purchase does not grant rights to music, faces, characters or other third-party material. Use photos with permission and obtain any rights needed before sharing.

Support

For a generation, payment or account question, contact support@smalltownboyaivideo.org. Include the task or order ID when available; never send your password or full card details.

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