Two clearly assigned roles
Separate photo slots keep your casting choices clear: keyboard player on the left, partner on the right.
Two photos. One keyboard duo. Choose 5, 15, or 30 seconds.You at the keyboard. Your friend bringing the energy. Cast two photos in the white-studio scene and choose a 5, 15, or 30-second video together.
One person builds the beat. The other directs, reacts, and takes the spotlight. Choose who plays each part.
This white-studio format comes from Stromae and Jamel Debbouze's comedy sketch in Made in Jamel (2010), often called the Alors on Danse making-of. The song's official music video is a separate work.
Watch the sketch on Jamel TVLooking for the “two guys making a beat” video? This is the keyboard-and-partner setup. The reference guides the scene; the generated details can vary.
Assign the roles, review your options, then check the finished clip.
Put the keyboard player in Photo 1 and the partner in Photo 2. Use one person per image, with a clear face and even lighting.
Choose 5, 15, or 30 seconds and 480P or 768P. The tool shows the current total credit charge, including automatic processing, before you generate.
Play the full result and check both faces, hands on the keys, and head turns. Download the version you want to keep.
The template brings the setup. You decide who gets the keyboard and who brings the reaction.
Separate photo slots keep your casting choices clear: keyboard player on the left, partner on the right.
The short white-studio reference supplies the setting and performance direction. You do not need to film a keyboard routine.
Compare 5, 15, and 30 seconds at 480P or 768P with their current total credit quotes before generating.
Upload your photos and follow one generation task in the same workspace. The 30-second option delivers one complete video without manual editing.
Choose a length and quality, then check the live total for your complete video. Automatic processing is included in that quote.
Choose 480P or 768P in the tool above. Use its live credit quote for the selected length and quality, then pay with your balance or a credit pack.
Select 30 seconds to follow one task and download one complete video. The tool handles the longer version automatically, with no manual editing required. Review the live total before generating.
In an October 3, 2026 discussion, a viewer asked whether this could be done with one tool and what 30 seconds would cost. Read the original Reddit question
A little preparation makes it easier to choose your cast and review the result.
Original sketch, photo choices, 5, 15, and 30-second options, and what to inspect before sharing.
ExploreA practical checklist for face detail, lighting, framing, and objects that hide the subject.
ExploreExplore a different two-person template with its own reference and generation options.
ExploreIt is a comedy sketch with Stromae and Jamel Debbouze from Made in Jamel (2010), often called a making-of online. Jamel TV's linked upload is from 2025. The song's official music video is a separate work.
The scene has two different roles. Photo 1 is the keyboard player on the left; Photo 2 is the partner reacting and gesturing on the right. Use one person per photo and check the previews before generating.
This template uses fal's H3 Max reference-to-video model. The photos guide the two identities and the reference guides the scene. That does not establish which model made any particular viral version.
Yes. Choose 30 seconds, check the total credit quote, and submit one task. The tool handles the longer video automatically and provides one complete download, with no manual editing required. You can also choose 5 or 15 seconds. Review the finished video for face, motion, and scene consistency.
Choose 5, 15, or 30 seconds and 480P or 768P, then check the current total credit quote in the tool. It includes automatic processing for your selected video. You can use your balance or purchase a credit pack. Review the new quote before any additional attempt.
Original soundtrack preservation is not guaranteed. Check the audio in your finished video. This is a visual scene template, not a Stromae singing-voice or song-cover tool.
Generative video can change faces, fingers, clothing, and body proportions. Check both identities during head turns and the hands at the keyboard. Clear photos help specify the intended people, but an exact or one-attempt result is not guaranteed.
Use sharp, evenly lit photos with one visible person in each image. Avoid heavy filters, motion blur, and objects covering the face. Use your own photos or images you have permission to use, including permission from a friend you cast.