APT AI Video Generator: ROSÉ & Bruno Mars Dance with Your Photos

Upload two photos and turn you and a friend into the stars of an APT-inspired duo video, taking inspiration from ROSÉ and Bruno Mars. Follow a reference performance and bring its pink-stage setting into your clip when that scene appears in your uploaded video.

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How to Make an AI APT Video with Two Photos

Choose the APT reference, give your duo two clear identities, and follow the shared performance. Selecting the APT option applies its female-and-male role mapping; the Hotel Lobby example remains available for a different routine.

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Choose Your Performance Reference

Select APT in the reference video options to load the prepared performance and its replacement prompt. Trim the 22-second source to a segment within the active reference limit: up to 15 seconds in paid mode or 3 seconds in free mode.

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Upload Two Character Photos in Order

For the APT option, add the character replacing the female performer to Character Image 1 and the character replacing the male performer to Character Image 2. The photos define your cast; the performer roles stay fixed even if they exchange screen positions.

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Review the Roles and Output Settings

Review the APT prompt: image 1 follows the female performer and image 2 follows the male performer throughout the clip. Keep the reference as the guide for the pink stage and movement, then check duration, ratio, resolution, audio, and the displayed credit estimate.

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Generate, Preview, and Download Your Clip

Generate your duo video and inspect both faces, gestures, and interactions across the whole clip. Download a result you like, then add a soundtrack you are allowed to use in your editor or publishing app if needed.

An APT-Inspired Music Video Needs a Connected Duo

The appeal of an AI APT MV comes from two characters playing off each other in a recognizable setting. Photos establish the cast; a performance reference supplies the shared timing and scene.

Two Portraits Cannot Describe a Duet
A still image does not show when a performer turns, gestures, or responds to the other person. One common video reference gives both characters a routine to follow.
A Pink-Stage Shoot Takes Preparation
Recreating a studio backdrop, musical props, and coordinated performance can require a new shoot. A suitable reference lets you explore the look with your own cast first.
Fast Camera Cuts Can Mix Up Identities
When performers cross paths or move out of frame, left and right positions can change. Clear role descriptions and a full preview help you spot swaps before sharing.
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Create an APT Duo AI Video around Your Own Pair

Build a short music-video idea around the relationship between your two characters. Choose the reference and casting together so the interaction fits the clip you want to share.

Make a Friends Duet
Put yourself and a friend into a shared performance using photos you have permission to use, without having to learn and film the full routine yourselves.
Try a Couples Performance
Explore a playful duo edit for a partner or shared occasion, then review whether the movement and expressions suit your chosen pair.
Cast Two Original Characters
Use your own character artwork to test an APT-inspired performance concept. Keep appearances distinct to make role assignment easier to assess.
Build a Pink Visual Hook
Choose a pink-stage reference when that setting is central to your idea. The composition, props, and camera view should already be visible in the source clip.
Compare Different Duos
Change the character photos while keeping a reference you are allowed to reuse. Compare how different pairs fit its gestures and interaction.
Finish for Your Sharing Format
Pick an available ratio, review the generated framing, and download the clip for captions or licensed music in your usual editor.

APT AI Video Generator FAQ

Prepare your reference, cast both roles, and understand the output before generating.