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AI Somebody That I Used To Know Video Template

Use the AI Somebody That I Used To Know Video Template to create your own version from a photo and the reference clip. Two cats alternate expressive reactions before a geometric backdrop.

16 seconds12 creditsOriginal soundtrack

This template uses Seedance 2.5 at 480p, generating 16 seconds for 12 credits. Original sound is merged after generation.

Make it yours

12 credits

A familiar moment. A whole new cast.

1Reference video
2Photos for 2 roles

Long video: 480p · 16 seconds · 12 credits

Long templates use 480p with separate long-video pricing.

Long-video pricing: (16s reference + 16s output) ÷ 10, rounded up, × 3 = 12 credits.

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Somebody That I Used To Know

The scene and movement

The setting is the Somebody That I Used To Know reference scene. Two cats alternate expressive reactions before a geometric backdrop. Your generation uses the prepared opening 16 seconds, so later moments in a full-length example may fall outside your result.

This preset replaces 2 designated roles with 2 separate reference images. Match the labels to the original clip and keep supporting subjects unchanged.

The role your photo replaces

For this template, your photo defines image 1: orange cat on the left; image 2: other cat. Use the editor preview to locate that role before uploading. The photo guides appearance, hair or fur, body proportions, and visible clothing; it does not record a new voice.

Use one photo per labeled role. Subjects without an upload slot keep their reference appearance.

Prepare a useful appearance reference

Upload 2 separate photos, one clear subject per image, in the labeled order. image 1: orange cat on the left; image 2: other cat. Do not combine several people into one photo.

Keep one subject clearly separated from the background. For Somebody That I Used To Know, pay particular attention to muzzle and ear shape, fur markings, paw contact and animal identity through movement. Include the body and outfit details that will be visible in those moments; avoid a collage or a group photo.

What follows the prepared reference

The camera path, scene order, supporting cast and props come from the prepared clip. The instructions preserve the Somebody That I Used To Know reference scene and the movement described above. Replacing the appearance does not add separate controls for a new location, a different prop or another choreography.

Review these moments in the result

Play the entire result at normal speed, then pause around muzzle and ear shape, fur markings, paw contact and animal identity through movement. Check the same identity before and after a turn or overlap. A strong first frame does not guarantee that every later frame is consistent.

Length, credits and sound

The prepared generation is 16 seconds and costs 12 credits. The collected full reference is about 16 seconds. Previews can be longer and are free to play. The quote on Generate applies to the prepared clip, not to every second in the example gallery. Short-template estimates on this guide use 720p; choose 480p in the studio to see its lower quote. Long-template estimates use fixed 480p pricing.

The original audio is kept separately and merged into the finished video. Preview with the sound controls before creating.

From reference to your version

  1. 01

    Preview the full movement

    The setting is the Somebody That I Used To Know reference scene. Two cats alternate expressive reactions before a geometric backdrop. Your generation uses the prepared opening 16 seconds, so later moments in a full-length example may fall outside your result.

  2. 02

    Add your appearance photo

    For this template, your photo defines image 1: orange cat on the left; image 2: other cat. Use the editor preview to locate that role before uploading. The photo guides appearance, hair or fur, body proportions, and visible clothing; it does not record a new voice.

  3. 03

    Play and download

    Your completed result appears in My creations. Review the movement and audio, then download the MP4.

Questions about Somebody That I Used To Know

Can I change every character in Somebody That I Used To Know?

This version of Somebody That I Used To Know uses one appearance photo for image 1: orange cat on the left; image 2: other cat. Other characters keep the reference appearance. A full example may show multiple recast people, but this workspace does not provide an independent upload for each supporting role.

Do I need to write the Somebody That I Used To Know prompt?

The editor already includes instructions for this scene and the intended replacement role. You can adjust appearance details before creating. If you replace the video, review the instructions as well so they describe your new reference.

What matters most for Somebody That I Used To Know?

Focus on muzzle and ear shape, fur markings, paw contact and animal identity through movement. Clear input photos help, but fine contact, fast movement and occlusion may still vary. Review the finished video with sound before deciding to download or make another paid attempt.

Does opening this page spend credits?

No. Browsing, playing previews, and selecting a template are free. Credits are used only when you submit a new generation.