Tiny Desk AI Template

Use the selected Solo Soul Concert template video as the source footage. Replace only the lead singer's face with the face from portrait one. If additional mapped portraits are provided, replace the guitarist's face with portrait two, the keyboardist's face with portrait three, and the drummer's face with portrait four. Leave every unmapped person unchanged. Preserve the source bodies, hairstyles, clothing, instruments, gestures, mouth movement, camera motion, lighting, background, and timing. Keep each replacement assigned to the same performer throughout the clip, including head turns and brief occlusions. Blend face edges and skin tone with the source lighting without redesigning the room. Retain cleared source audio only where supported; do not generate a song or clone a voice. Do not add people, logos, broadcast graphics, scenes, or new performance actions.

Use the selected Acoustic Afternoon template video as the source footage and portrait one as the face reference. Replace only the acoustic performer's face, keeping the reference identity consistent across the existing head movements. Preserve the source hairstyle, body, seated posture, clothes, guitar, hands, strumming, room, lighting, camera movement, and duration. Do not create a new guitar performance or transfer the photo's background into the clip. Match the edited face edge and skin tone to the source light. Keep any other visible people unchanged. Retain the template's cleared audio only if the processor supports it; do not change the voice or compose new accompaniment. Do not add cuts, captions, logos, furniture, or extra performers.

Use the selected After-Hours Keys template video as the source and portrait one as the replacement face reference. Change only the keyboard performer's facial identity. Keep the face assigned to that performer through the original movement and partial occlusions. Preserve the template's hairstyle, body, clothes, hands, keyboard, playing gestures, lamp, shelves, lighting, camera motion, and timing. Do not invent a new keyboard solo, alter the room, or copy objects from the portrait background. Blend the face into the existing light while keeping its recognizable features. Keep every other visible person unchanged. Retain cleared template sound only where supported, without new music or voice cloning. Do not add camera cuts, logos, captions, or extra limbs.

Edit the selected Little Office Band template video using the mapped portrait references. Assign portrait one to the lead singer, portrait two to the acoustic guitarist, portrait three to the keyboardist, and portrait four to the drummer, only when each reference is supplied. Replace those faces and retain the existing template faces for every empty slot. Keep each identity attached to its assigned performer across all frames. Preserve the source bodies, hairstyles, outfits, instruments, hand movements, performance, camera, room, lighting, and duration. Do not swap whole bodies, create missing musicians, or transfer one reference onto several people. Match each face boundary to its source lighting and occlusions. Retain cleared source audio only if supported. Do not introduce a different song, cloned voice, logos, captions, or scene changes.