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How to make a 58th Floor AI studio duet from two photos

Cast the left and right performers, prepare two portraits, choose quality, and understand private generation and download.

Nov 3, 202658th Floor AI editorial
How to make a 58th Floor AI studio duet from two photos

58th Floor AI prepares a studio duet from two separate portraits. The left performer opens the hook; the right performer takes the next verse. Both identities should stay distinct as the reference moves between its camera framings.

1. Cast each side

Choose two clear adult photos. Upload photo 1 to Left performer and photo 2 to Right performer. The images do not need the same background. JPEG, PNG and WebP files up to 10 MB each are supported. Full-length photographs are helpful for clothing and shoes; face clarity matters most for close-ups.

2. Check permission and quality

Use your own photos or get permission from both people. Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, and review the exact cost shown for the configured 15-second output. Review the one-time credit packs before checkout. There is no automatic free credit grant.

3. Submit once and follow the task

Selecting a photo prepares it locally. Submitting a real generation sends the ordered references to KIE with the configured performance reference. The server chooses the actual prompt, model and debit. Task records remain in your private library. If a provider submission is uncertain, check that original task or ask for review before retrying.

4. Inspect the result

Watch the opening, handoff, close-ups, wide shot and ending. Look for identity swaps, inherited hats or glasses, extra fingers, altered clothes and both mouths moving at once. A successful render is not a guarantee of exact likeness or lip sync. A confirmed technical failure returns the actual deducted credits once.

5. Download and share carefully

Downloads require the task owner’s session. Do not mistake an illustration or a reference video for your generated output. Add only music you can use, and disclose synthetic media when required by the destination. The site is independent of COLORS and the artists.

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