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Two photos in · Freestyle booth clip out

On The Radar AI Video Generator

Drop in a photo of you, a friend or your pet, plus a second performer, and get back a 14-second clip of the pair side by side in a green freestyle booth, 679 soundtrack included.

Updated Oct 20, 2026 · The two-photo booth is live in the maker below.

01Upload both performers

Flip the two photos when you want each performer on the other side.
Just one subjectFace in clear viewBright, even light
Director’s Notes0 / 500

02Your clip

14 s · Standard 480p · vertical 9:16 · audio onTwo photos, a green studio, a performance copied from the template video and the 679 soundtrack.10 credits
Resolution

10 credits at 480p · 25 at 720p

Add a photo to every slot before continuing.

Render times vary with demand. The finished video also lands in My Creations.

No credits yet? The $9.99 pack (10 credits) pays for exactly one clip like this.

Credits you already hold work here too, and a failed render hands its charge back. View prices

Runs in the browser 14 s vertical MP4 Failed renders refunded
01 · Quick answer

What Is On The Radar AI?

On The Radar AI is an AI video generator that turns two photos into a 14-second vertical booth performance. It recreates the two-person scene and movements of the 679 template, then adds its soundtrack after rendering. This site is independent of On The Radar and its artists.

Two Photos, Two Sides

Photo 1 stands on the left and photo 2 on the right, each performer on their own side of the mic.

Humans, Dogs, Cats

Any photo slot can hold a person or an animal, so a pet can share the booth with its owner.

Built for Vertical Feeds

Fourteen seconds, 9:16, MP4 with audio, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Price on the Button

10 credits for 480p or 25 for 720p, shown before you render anything.

02 · Three steps

Make Your On The Radar AI Clip in Three Steps

Making an On The Radar AI video happens entirely in this browser tab: no app download or editing timeline. Add optional Director’s Notes to guide the mood and style.

01

Pick your two performers

People, pets or a mix. The first photo stands on the left and the second on the right; the Swap sides button flips them.

02

Upload, consent, pick a resolution

Add sharp single-subject photos, tick the permission box, choose 480p or 720p and check the credit total on the button.

03

Render, download, post

Save the 14-second MP4 from the result screen or later from My Creations, then mark it as AI-generated when you share it.

03 · Inside the clip

What Happens in the Booth

Two photos go in and the 679 performance comes out. GPT Image 2 first composes both subjects in the green studio, then Seedance 2.0 animates that scene using a performance reference. Watch the result before posting; faces and motion can vary.

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Green Studio and Shared Mic

Both performers stand in a full-body studio scene with green lighting and a shared microphone.

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One Unbroken Take

The camera holds a medium shot for the opening three seconds, then creeps toward the mic until the end. No cuts.

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The 679 Soundtrack

The 679 template soundtrack is added after the video renders, so the clip lands with sound, ready to post.

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Each Side Copies Its Performer

The left subject copies the left performer in the template video and the right subject copies the right, start to finish.

04 · Before you upload

Photo Tips for a Sharper Booth Clip

The photos decide most of the result. A minute spent choosing them can save you a re-render.

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Sharp, Lit, Facing the Lens

A clear, well-lit shot taken from the front keeps the face from drifting during the take.

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Nothing Covering the Face

Skip sunglasses, low hats, masks and heavy filters; the model needs eyes, nose and mouth.

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One Subject per Photo

Crop out bystanders. Group shots confuse the model about who should be rapping.

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Pets at Eye Level

Get the whole head in frame, ideally at the animal's eye height. Expect a cartoonish, fun delivery rather than real rapping.

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Permission, Then a Label

Use your own face or adults who said yes, never minors or public figures, and tag the post as AI.

Guide

More Guides to the Booth Clip

Short answers to the questions people ask before, during and after their first render.

On The Radar AI template

The two-photo booth scene and how it is built.

679 AI video

The 679 trend, the two-performer scene and its soundtrack.

AI freestyle video generator

Two photos in, one 14-second booth clip out.

AI rap video with friends

Two performers, one mic, separate sides.

AI pet rap video

Dogs and cats at the mic, with photo tips.

On The Radar AI prompt

Copyable booth prompts for other video models.

The On The Radar AI trend, explained

Where the booth look started and why it spread.

Step-by-step On The Radar AI tutorial

A full walkthrough, plus fixes for common glitches.

Is On The Radar AI free?

An honest look at cost and what needs no payment.

Starrd alternative

Browser maker vs mobile app, compared from public pages.

CapCut vs an AI generator

Editing app or photo-to-clip tool: when each fits.

Credit packs and subscription plans for On The Radar AI booth clips

On The Radar AI Pricing: Credits per Booth Clip

On The Radar AI pricing works per clip: one 14-second booth video costs 10 credits at 480p or 25 credits at 720p. The $9.99 Single pack holds 10 credits, which is exactly one 480p clip, while larger packs and plans lower what each credit costs.

Credit packs, paid once

Pay once with no subscription. Pack credits sit in your balance with no expiry date.

Start here

Single

10 credits · ≈ 1 clip

$9.99one-time

≈ $9.99 / clip

Exactly one 480p clip

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • Credits with no expiry date
  • No subscription to cancel

Trio Pack

Save 33%

30 credits · ≈ 3 clips

$19.99one-time

≈ $6.66 / clip

Three 480p clips, or one at 720p

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • Credits with no expiry date
  • No subscription to cancel

Duo Pack

Save 45%

55 credits · ≈ 5 clips

$29.99one-time

≈ $5.45 / clip

Five 480p clips, or two in HD

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • Credits with no expiry date
  • No subscription to cancel

Crew Pack

Save 72%

350 credits · ≈ 35 clips

$99one-time

≈ $2.83 / clip

Clips for a whole friend group

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • Credits with no expiry date
  • No subscription to cancel

Studio Pack

Save 78%

900 credits · ≈ 90 clips

$199one-time

≈ $2.21 / clip

For pages that post booth clips in bulk

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • Credits with no expiry date
  • No subscription to cancel

Subscriptions for regular posters

Plans suit people who post booth clips week after week. The bigger the plan, the less each credit costs.

Recommended

Basic

70 credits / month · ≈ 7 clips

$29.90/month

≈ $4.27 / clip

A handful of clips every month

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • A new batch of credits each month
  • Stop renewal anytime in Billing

Pro

Save 42%

200 credits / month · ≈ 20 clips

$49.90/month

≈ $2.50 / clip

About twenty 480p clips a month

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • A new batch of credits each month
  • Stop renewal anytime in Billing
Best value

Studio

Save 61%

600 credits / month · ≈ 60 clips

$99.90/month

≈ $1.67 / clip

The cheapest credits on monthly billing

  • The two-photo booth scene
  • 9:16 MP4 you can download
  • Failed renders refund their credits
  • A new batch of credits each month
  • Stop renewal anytime in Billing

Checkout runs through a secure payment provider · Packs never renew or expire · Plans renew until you switch them off in Billing

What one clip costs

Every On The Radar AI clip is 14 seconds and 9:16, built from two photos, people or pets: 10 credits at 480p or 25 credits at 720p on Seedance 2.5. The total appears on the maker's button before you render, and a failed render refunds itself.

Scene and model480p720p
On The Radar booth, two photos · Seedance 2.510 credits25 credits
06 · FAQ

Questions People Ask Before Their First Clip

Straight answers on photos, cost, sound and downloads.

Need more help?
Something not covered here? Email support@ontheradarai.video from the address on your account.

It is a browser-based AI video generator that turns two photos into a 14-second vertical clip of the people or pets in them rapping in a green freestyle booth. It recreates the general look of the 2026 booth trend without any show branding. Background on the trend is in our trend explainer.

Yes, as one of the two performers. Upload a clear, front-facing photo of yourself plus a second photo of a friend or your pet, tick the consent box and render. Friends must be adults who agreed. We use uploads only to make your clip, not to train models, and you can ask for deletion; details are in the Privacy Policy.

No. The On The Radar AI video generator runs on this page in any modern browser, on a phone or a computer, after you sign in. You only need an editor if you want to add music or captions afterwards; this comparison covers when CapCut still helps.

Not for rendering. Every clip costs credits and accounts start with none. Browsing the site, reading the guides and opening the maker to check scenes and prices costs nothing. The full breakdown is on Is On The Radar AI free?

A clip costs 10 credits at 480p or 25 credits at 720p, people or pets alike. The total sits on the render button before you press it. The cheapest one-time pack is $9.99 for 10 credits, enough for one 480p clip; every pack and plan is on the pricing page.

No. The MP4 you download carries no watermark from us. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram ask you to disclose AI content, so turn on their AI label when you post.

Setting it up takes a minute or two. Render time depends on how busy the video model is, so it varies. You can close the tab once the request is accepted and pick up the finished clip in My Creations.

Choose 720p before rendering for the sharper version (25 credits); 480p is the standard option (10 credits). Both download as a 9:16 MP4 with sound. There is no 1080p or 4K setting.

Yes, that is exactly what the booth is built for. The first photo stands on the left and the second on the right. If they land on the wrong sides, press Swap sides and render again. Ideas for pairs are on the friends page.

Yes. Every clip uses the 679 template soundtrack, added after the video renders.

You can add up to 500 characters of Director’s Notes to shape the scene image: mood, lighting, outfits or setting details. Custom lyrics and uploaded audio are not supported. Movement follows the template performance; exact word-level lip sync is not guaranteed.

No. It is an independent tool with no affiliation with, sponsorship by or endorsement from On The Radar, Gabe P, Fetty Wap, Monty or any label. Please don't present a clip as a real performance by anyone.

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