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About TinyDesk Studio

Last updated 30 October 2026

A single-purpose tool: five photos in, one fifteen-second performance out. No timeline, no prompt box, no editing.

Why it exists

Photo-to-video tools usually ask you to describe a scene, then re-imagine it from scratch on every run — so the same photos produce a different room each time. We took the opposite route: the set is built once, reviewed by a human, and then frozen.

Every video you make is your five subjects placed on that same stage, animated by the same camera moves, over the same soundtrack. It is why the room, the light and the grade stay identical between your video and the example.

What is generated, and what is not

  • Generated: the three still frames, the three moving clips, and the soundtrack.
  • Not generated: the staging, the camera plan, the edit rhythm and the sound mix — those are fixed by the template.
  • Never used: another customer's photos. The example on the homepage was made with pet photos supplied specifically for it.

The soundtrack

The music is an original fifteen-second soul-funk groove composed by an AI music model for this template. It is not a cover, a sample, or a licensed recording, so there is nothing for a rights holder to claim.

Because it is AI-generated, it also carries no copyright of its own — which is exactly why we ask you to label the output as synthetic media when you post it.

Pricing, plainly

Generating a preview is not charged: you see the first frame of your video before deciding anything.

Billing is in credits, and one finished video costs 50 credits. Credits are sold as $5.99 for 50, $9.99 for 100, or $14.99 for 200. It is a one-time purchase, never a subscription, and credits stay valid for 30 days. If a render fails, or content review blocks it, the 50 credits go straight back.

The full rules — including refunds, credit expiry and what happens on a failed render — are in the Terms of Service.

Contact

One person reads the inbox: [email protected]. Bug reports, refund questions, or a render that came out wrong — send the session ID from your history and we can look at the exact job.

Questions about any of this? Write to [email protected].