Tiny Desk AI pricing

It is a meme built on Charlie Wilson’s 2023 NPR Tiny Desk Concert performance of “Outstanding”: a lead singer at the office desk turns, waves and breaks into a huge laugh before a sax solo. In October 2026 people started using AI to put coaches, players, friends and coworkers into that clip. Tiny Desk AI lets you do the same with your own photos.

Choose Solo, Duo or Trio, upload one clear photo per seat, confirm everyone agreed, enter your email and pay for a pack. The video is made after payment and you get a private link to watch and download it. No filming, editing or prompt needed.

Photo 1 is always the lead singer in the laughing close-up. Photo 2 is the sax player in the closing solo. Photo 3 is the keyboard player in the front row of the opening band shot. Solo uses photo 1, Duo photos 1 and 2, Trio all three.

Not as a single upload: each seat needs its own photo with one person in it. You can crop a group photo into one picture per friend, as long as each crop is sharp, shows the face clearly and is larger than 300 pixels on each side.

One adult per photo, face clear and looking roughly at the camera, from the waist up, in even light without heavy filters. Sunglasses, side profiles, blurry shots and faces covered by hair or hands make the result look less like the real person.

Yes. The ~15-second video comes with the desk-concert audio already synced to the laugh and the sax solo. If a platform mutes or replaces the sound, add the trending sound inside that app instead.

Each person’s clothes, hair and accessories come from their own photo. The bookshelf stage, the shots, the camera, the instruments and the song are fixed so every video matches the meme; you can’t choose another background, song or seat order.

The model is asked to keep each person’s face, hair, skin tone and build in their shot, including the head-back laugh and the hand across the face. AI can still change small details, so check the result. A sharp, front-facing photo helps most.

Seats you don’t fill and the two backing singers are played by AI-generated musicians. They can look a little different in each video and sometimes pick up colors from your photos. They are never made from another customer’s photo.

About 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, 720p MP4 with sound and no watermark: the band shot, the lead singer’s laugh and the sax solo.

Packs are one-time USD payments: 1 video $9.99, 3 videos $24.99, 10 videos $69.99. Solo, Duo and Trio all use one credit. There is no subscription and no free personal preview; you can watch our finished Solo, Duo and Trio results before paying.

It depends on the queue, so there is no guaranteed time. After payment you can close the page; the video keeps being made and we email you when it is ready.

No. Use your own photo or photos of adults who agreed to be in the video. Don’t upload celebrities, politicians, other public figures, minors or anyone without permission. Pets, cartoons and drawings are not supported.

No. Tiny Desk AI is an independent website and is not affiliated with NPR, NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concerts, Charlie Wilson or The Gap Band. “Tiny Desk AI” describes the meme people search for.

Yes, the 9:16 MP4 is made for them. The song belongs to its rights holders, so a platform may mute or limit it; if that happens, add the trending sound inside the app. Tag or ask the friends in your video before you post.

A confirmed failure returns that attempt’s credit to your order once, so you can try again with the same or other photos at no extra cost. A returned credit is not an automatic cash refund; contact support for refund questions.

Photos are used only to make your video and are deleted within 7 days. Finished videos stay on your private order page for 30 days. Nothing is published to a gallery. See the privacy policy for the video provider’s processing.