Red bob and a green jacket
Made from two waist-up photos. She raps the hook, he turns in for the verse at the mic, and each keeps their own face, hair and top for all 15 seconds.
58th Floor AI Video Generator
Make your 58th Floor AI video
Add one photo for each role: who raps the hook first, and who turns in and takes the verse.
Who you play
Add both photos
Example · Made with this template · 15 s · 9:16
See the first 2 seconds free. The full video is 900 credits.
One person per photo, face clearly visible. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
- No app
- No watermark
- Credits back if a video fails
Make the 58th Floor AI video with a friend from two photos. One of you raps the hook to the camera, the other turns in and takes the verse at the hanging mic, in a teal studio like the COLORS session, camera cuts and all. It comes back as a 15-second vertical clip with the song underneath. One video is $9.90, no subscription.
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58th Floor AI video example
The same teal studio, the same hanging mic and the same camera cuts, starring whoever is in the two photos.
Same photos, another take
Same two photos, another take. Every run comes out a little different, mostly below the waist, where the wide shot fills in trousers and shoes.
- Song: 58th Floor by Anderson .Paak and Cordae
- Album: Heavy Is the Crown (October 23, 2026)
What is the 58th Floor COLORS trend?
"58th Floor" is the opening track of Heavy Is the Crown, the joint album Anderson .Paak and Cordae released on October 23, 2026. A week later, on October 30, the two performed it for COLORS, the YouTube and TikTok channel known for filming artists in a bare single-color room. This session is all teal, with nothing in it but the two of them and one vintage microphone hanging from the ceiling.
The clip works because of how they share that one mic. .Paak opens with the hook while Cordae stands beside him and nods along. Then they turn to face each other and Cordae raps his verse straight at .Paak, who grins like he just heard the best line of the night. Within days, AI versions with a friend in each spot started showing up.
This site starts from an AI version of that scene, with the teal room, the hanging mic and the four camera setups already in place, and puts your two photos in the two spots.
What you get in each clip
- Clip
- 15 seconds
- The hook, the turn, the close-up on the verse, the wide shot and the final shot of you two together. Nothing to edit.
- Format
- 9:16 MP4 at 720p
- Vertical, so it fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with the song underneath.
- Roles
- Two: Raps first and Takes the verse
- Each person keeps the face, hair and top from their photo; the studio, the mic and the cuts stay.
- Packs
- 1, 2, 4 or 9 videos
- Bigger packs cost less per video. No subscription.
From two photos to download
- 1
Choose two clear photos
One person in each photo, facing the camera, with the whole face visible. Use yourself and a friend, or adults who agreed to be in it. A photo that shows your top decides what you wear in the clip.
- 2
Fill both roles
Put the hook rapper in Raps first and the verse rapper in Takes the verse, tick the consent box and press Generate video.
- 3
Pick it up from My videos
You can close the tab. The video appears in My videos when it is ready and stays there for 30 days to download or share as a link.
Who should be on the 58th floor with you?
The clip is about two people hyping each other up. Pick the one who would hype you up the hardest.
The friend you always quote
You take the hook, they take the verse. It is the closest you will get to a COLORS session together.
Your sibling
The one who always has a comeback finally gets a verse aimed right at you, and you get to nod along like it was fire.
A parent on the hook
Put a parent on the hook and yourself on the verse. Watching them dance and nod along to your bars is the whole joke.
The person you live with
Send it as the reply the next time they say you two never do anything fun together.
Why start from the clip instead of a prompt?
No prompt to write and no guessing who raps when: the studio clip is finished, and your two photos go into it.
| Prompting an AI video appGet the prompt | 58th Floor AI Video | |
|---|---|---|
| What you give it | Two photos and a prompt you write | Two photos |
| The studio | Whatever room the model reads from your prompt | The teal room and the hanging vintage mic, already in the clip |
| Who does what | You hope the model keeps track of who raps when | Raps first opens on the hook; Takes the verse turns in and raps straight at them |
| The camera | A new shot list each try | Both of you at the mic, a close-up on the verse, a wide shot and a final low shot of you two, every time |
Which photos work best
The verse rapper gets a close-up at the mic, so that face fills the screen. Use one sharp, front-facing photo per person, and a photo that shows the top you want to wear.
Works best
Face the camera
Even light
Face clearly in frame
Avoid
Group photos
Sunglasses or masks
Side profile
Posting your 58th Floor video on TikTok
- 1
Upload it, song included
The song is already in the video, so there is no sound to add. It is 9:16, so it fills the screen.
- 2
Tag the friend who took the verse
Those are their bars in the close-up. Tag them so it lands on their profile too.
- 3
Use #58thfloor
A tag like #58thfloor puts your video next to everyone else's take on the trend.
- 4
Label it as AI-made when you post
TikTok and Instagram both let you mark a post as AI-generated when you upload it.
Packs and prices
Pay once for a pack of credits and use them whenever you like. No monthly plan, and if a video fails, you get its credits back.
Starter
Enough for your first video.
one-time No subscription
- Credits
- 900
- Expiry
- Never
1 video
- One photo per person
- MP4, ready to post
- Failed videos refunded
Creator
A few versions with friends.
one-time No subscription
- Credits
- 1,800
- Expiry
- Never
2 videos
- One photo per person
- MP4, ready to post
- Failed videos refunded
Popular
Studio
Our most popular pack.
one-time No subscription
- Credits
- 3,600
- Expiry
- Never
4 videos
- One photo per person
- MP4, ready to post
- Failed videos refunded
Max
Best ValueOur best-value pack.
one-time No subscription
- Credits
- 8,100
- Expiry
- Never
9 videos
- One photo per person
- MP4, ready to post
- Failed videos refunded
Failed runs are refunded automatically · Pack credits never expire
58th Floor AI questions
It is a site where you make the 58th Floor AI video with your own photos. Add one photo for each role and the two of you rap at the hanging mic in the teal studio: one on the hook, one on the verse. It comes back as a finished 15-second clip.
"58th Floor" by Anderson .Paak and Cordae, the opening track of their joint album Heavy Is the Crown (October 23, 2026). The trend comes from their COLORS performance of it, posted on October 30, 2026.
On the COLORS YouTube channel and its TikTok, where it was posted on October 30, 2026 as part of A COLORS SHOW. This site is not affiliated with COLORS, Anderson .Paak or Cordae; it makes an AI video in the same teal-studio style with your photos.
Use the generator at the top: one photo in each role, tick the consent box and press Generate video. The finished video lands in My videos.
Raps first opens the clip with the hook while the other person nods along. Then Takes the verse turns in and raps straight at them, with a close-up at the mic, while Raps first dances and nods along. Raps first is .Paak's spot and Takes the verse is Cordae's, so give the close-up to whoever has the best rap face.
No. The rapping, the turn and every camera cut are already in the clip, and the song plays underneath. Your photos decide who is doing it: each person gets the face, hair and top from their photo, and trousers and shoes a waist-up photo does not show are filled in and can differ from one video to the next.
No. Everything runs here in your browser: add the photos and press Generate video. There is no prompt to write and nothing to edit afterwards.
15 seconds, as a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p.
Each video uses 900 credits. $9.90 makes one video, $17.90 makes two, $29.90 makes four and $59.90 makes nine. Packs are one-time payments, and if a video fails, its credits go back to your balance.
You can try it once for free: new accounts get 30 free credits when they sign up, enough for one 2-second preview with your two photos, no card needed. The full 15-second video is $9.90, paid once, with no subscription.
It almost always comes down to the photo. Try one where the face is sharp, toward the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses, hat or second person, and generate again. A second try costs the same as a new video; only failed videos are refunded automatically.
No. Each photo has to be you or an adult who said yes to being in the video. Public figures and anyone under 18 are not allowed.
Only you can see it, in My videos, unless you share its link; anyone with the link can watch it. The video and the photos you uploaded are deleted after 30 days.