2 photos
One clear portrait per person. Face easy to see. Only upload photos you have permission to use.
Studio duo
Two photos. One hanging mic.
A studio duo from two photos you can post.
Upload two portraits you have permission to use. 58th Floor puts them on a flat color stage, one mic between them, and returns a short AI video. No timeline and no separate editor.
What you get
A short AI video comes back with both people on a solid-color stage and one hanging mic between them. 58th Floor is not a COLORS episode and not an official release. Most clips finish in a few minutes, and a failed render returns the credits.
Most clips finish in a few minutes. Credits show before you generate.
Make the duoThe booth
A flat stage and one mic
Two clear portraits become a short AI video on a solid-color stage, with one hanging mic between them.
The clip is a two-person studio take: a solid-color wall, open floor, and a single microphone hung between the performers. Your photos supply the faces and clothes. The stage, the mic, and the back-and-forth are generated.
58th Floor is an independent studio at 58thfloorai.com. It is not a COLORS episode and not an official release. The form on this page casts the two people in your photos.
A short take
The duo clip is about 12 or 15 seconds.
Refunds on failed renders
If a render fails, those generation credits come back to your balance.
One mic
The microphone hangs between the two portraits. Nobody else is on the stage.
How to make one
Portraits to a studio duo
Three steps. No editor.
Add two clear portraits
Sign in and upload a photo for each person, face visible. JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 10 MB. Only use photos they agreed you can use.
Generate the booth clip
The stage is already set: solid color, one hanging mic, the two of them trading the take. You do not write a prompt. Check the credit cost, then generate.
Watch it, then download
The file shows up under the form and in My Creations. Watch it before you post.
What you get
Built for a two-photo studio clip
Upload the pair, see the credit cost, and keep the result in your browser.
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Two portraits are enough
No prompt to write and no set to build.
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See the price first
One-time packs and plans show the credit cost before you generate.
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Your clothes stay
The clip keeps the outfits in the photos.
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Failed renders return credits
A failed task sends its generation credits back to your balance.
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One mic between them
The stage stays empty except for the two people and the hanging mic.
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No editor to learn
Make the clip in the browser. You do not open a timeline.
Photo tips
Portraits that hold up
The model needs a clear read of each face.
Show the person, not a crowd
One person per photo. A wider shot helps the body read, but a clear head-and-shoulders portrait still works.
Keep the face visible
Look toward the camera. Skip sunglasses, masks, and heavy filters.
Use clean light
Daylight or a bright room beats a dark shot. The face should stay sharp.
One person in each frame
A solo photo keeps that person distinct. Group shots make the pair harder to lock. Only upload photos you have permission to use.
Wear the outfit you want on screen
The clip follows the clothes in the photo. Pick them before you upload.
Watch it before you post
Faces, hands, and timing can shift between renders. A new take uses credits.
The take
Mic, trade, hold
One continuous shot. The camera stays put.
Credit packs for one clip. Plans if you keep making them.
Buy credits once, or subscribe and save. A standard 12-second 720p video costs 10 credits.
Subscription plans
One-time credit packs
Video estimates use Standard (Seedance 2.0 Mini), 720p, 12 seconds. Other models, resolutions and lengths use different credits. Savings compare the cost per standard video.
What a video costs
Credits per 12-second video. Choose the model, resolution and length before each render. Longer clips cost more; every aspect ratio costs the same. The total is rounded up to a whole credit.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 Credits | 10 Credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 Credits | 17 Credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 Credits | 20 Credits | 50 Credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 Credits | 37 Credits | 93 Credits |
Annual prices are shown per month and billed for the full year. See the total and credit allowance on each plan.
FAQ
Questions about 58th Floor
What the booth is, what you upload, and what comes back.
01What is 58th Floor?
An AI video studio for a two-person take. Two clear portraits become a short clip on a solid-color stage with one hanging mic. 58th Floor is not affiliated with COLORS or the artists who perform there.
02What does the stage look like?
A flat color wall, open floor, and a single microphone hung between the two people. The camera holds. The people in your photos supply the faces and clothes.
03Is the video real or generated?
Generated. The faces come from the photos you upload. The stage, the mic, and the motion are AI. It is not footage from a COLORS session.
04How do I make a clip?
Sign in, upload two clear portraits, check the credit cost, and generate. You do not write a prompt. JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 10 MB each. Use photos you have permission to use.
05Does the clip include a commercial song?
No official master. A bed can sit under the clip, but 58th Floor does not sell or license a COLORS recording. The product makes the studio video.
06Can I use one photo?
Two portraits are the duo. One photo can start a take, and the second person is less locked to a real face. For a pair you know, upload both.
07What if the render fails, and how do I pay?
Most clips finish in a few minutes. A failed render returns its generation credits. If a face is off, try a sharper photo with nothing covering it. A new take spends credits. The form shows the cost before you submit.
Put both photos on the stage
Two clear portraits. One hanging mic. A short AI clip on a solid-color stage.