One fixed shot
The reference is a single phone shot across a café table with no cuts. It sets every sip, glance and laugh, and every move of the dance, from the first frame to the last.
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Two at a café table share iced coffees, then the one on the left stands up and dances.
Add a photo for both roles: the whole scene is redrawn from your photos. The moves and the camera are already set.
Left seat (the dancer)Right seatUpload one clear photo for each seat. The left seat is the one who stands up and dances.
Select 480p, 720p or 1080p. The price shown includes preparing both photos.
Check the clip from the first sip to the last dance move, then download your 15-second vertical MP4.
The reference is a single phone shot across a café table with no cuts. It sets every sip, glance and laugh, and every move of the dance, from the first frame to the last.
Each seat takes one photo. The left seat pats the right seat's chin, then stands up and dances; the right seat stays at the table and swoons. Choose who sits where.
Each photo is prepared with a faint facial wireframe, then used as the character reference, so the face, build and look visible in it carry into the video. Nothing of the originals is kept.
Oakgen copies the reference audio into your finished video, so the dance lands on the beat. Review your AI video before you share it.
It is a Reels format in which two share iced coffees at a café table at night. One pats the other's chin, the other swoons, and the first stands up and dances. The version that spread had a giant cat as the dancer. This Oakgen template recreates a 15-second version from your two photos.
Open the Coffee Cat tool, add a photo for each seat, choose a quality and generate. The scene, the camera and the audio are already set, so there is no prompt to write.
Yes. The whole scene is redrawn, so both seats need a photo. The left seat is the one who stands up and dances; the right seat stays at the table and swoons.
Yes. Your photo is prepared with a faint facial wireframe while preserving the face, hair, build and clothing visible in it, so you appear in the clothes you upload. AI results can vary, so review the finished video.
No. A line-drawing of the reference clip sets the movement and framing. The picture, including the two at the table and the café, is generated to match it.
Yes. Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p before generating. The default is 720p. Higher resolutions cost more; your selected price is shown before you start.
Use clear photos you have permission to use, each showing one face with the whole look visible. The model can reject photos, including realistic photos of people; a rejected generation is refunded.
1,983 credits per 720p video. This includes preparing both photos. The selected price is shown before you generate.
Render time varies with quality and demand. You can leave the page while it runs; the finished video is saved to your assets. Failed generations receive an automatic credit refund.
It is an Oakgen video made with this template, so you can see what you will get. Oakgen is independent and is not affiliated with the creator of the Reel that started the trend.
Yes. Review your video, then download the MP4 from the tool or your assets.
Upload a photo. Everything else is set.