STORM II · PHOTO TO CROWD VIDEO

STORM II AI Video Generator: Check the Face, Crowd and Beat

Put your photo at the center of the crowd scene from GENER8ION’s “STORM,” starring Yung Lean. Use a second photo for the dancers, or choose an invented crowd. Pick the cut and frame, then check the faces and the first bow before sharing.

One or two photos · Original song in the MP4 · No added watermark · Failed jobs return credits

Who is in the crowd?

Photo 1 appears once as the lead. Photo 2 supplies the face or pet repeated across the crowd.

Photo 1 · The lead

One clear subject, face visible and unobstructed.

Photo 2 · Every dancer

One clear subject, face visible and unobstructed.

0/2 photos added

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 MB each · 300–6,000 px on each edge. Use a photo of yourself, a person who agreed, or your own pet.

Model
Frame
Resolution
Video length

480p · 9:16 · MP4 with the original song

This video costs 450 credits. Charged when you start, refunded automatically if it fails.

Striped-shirt lead with a silver-haired crowd

A 29.71-second Animot source clip: the lead stays central as the crowd bends around them in the brick courtyard.

Source: Animot

Checked October 21, 2026

What is the STORM II AI video?

“STORM II AI video” is a search term for AI remakes of the synchronized crowd scene in GENER8ION’s music video “STORM,” featuring Yung Lean. The original video is the source of the scene and song; an AI remake replaces the cast. This STORM II AI dance video generator keeps one lead upright while the surrounding rows bend and rise. It creates a new clip from photos; it does not repair an uploaded video.

Watch the original GENER8ION – STORM video

Check the lead, the rows and the first bow

Before spending credits on another storm dance AI video, identify the first moment that looks wrong. A clearer photo can help identity; a longer cut or a larger export solves a different problem.

What you seeWhat to checkBefore the next run
The lead changes face as the camera pulls backCompare the close view with the wide view. A tiny face loses detail; a clearly different jaw, hairline or skin tone is identity drift.Replace Photo 1 with one sharp, unobstructed face. Keep one person in the image. Higher resolution cannot guarantee the right identity.
Your face appears across the dancersPhoto 1 is the lead; Photo 2 is repeated across the crowd. In solo mode the crowd is invented.Check the two slots and swap them if reversed. No prompt editing is needed.
Rows bend in different directionsThe original choreography includes forward folds and backward arches in waves. Different poses alone do not mean the beat is wrong.Watch when each row starts and rises. Look for jumps, frozen dancers or a lead that bows along with them.
Faces or hands merge in the front rowsPause before the bend, at the deepest fold and as the crowd rises. Inspect the nearest rows at the video’s actual size.Use photos with visible facial outlines. A new run may change artifacts, but costs credits again and cannot promise a clean result.

Choose the right cut, frame and resolution

The 28-second clip includes the walk-in and turn. The 15-second clip begins during the collar gesture; the 10-second clip begins just before the crowd bends. For a storm music video trend AI tutorial, these are three cuts of the same scene, not three playback speeds.

CutFirst crowd bend, approximatelyModels
10 s · bow and pullback1 sAll five listed models
15 s · settle, bow and pullback6 sAll five listed models
28 s · walk-in through pullback17 sSeedance 2.5

Expect the first bend at about 1 s, 6 s or 17 s respectively. These are reference timings, not frame-perfect guarantees. Seedance 2.5 supports all three cuts; Mini, Fast, Pro and MiniMax H3 support 10 or 15 seconds here.

Choose 16:9 to judge crowd spacing or 9:16 for a lead-centered TikTok or Reels edit. Available output tiers depend on the model. A 1080p export adds pixels; it does not prove that distant faces, hands or choreography are more accurate.

Cost, free credits, watermarks and retries

One quote covers the scene image, video and final MP4. Both photo modes have the same quote. Prices use the Studio pack’s $99 / 10,000 credits ($0.0099 each); there is no monthly subscription. These are credit equivalents, not individual video checkout prices.

ItemCurrent terms
Free generationNo free full run. Eligible signups currently receive up to 3 gift credits, valid 3 days. Gifts only work with Mini and do not cover a STORM II video.
WatermarkThe finished MP4 has no added site watermark. Source examples are credited separately.
Failed job / new attemptA failed job returns its credits automatically. A completed video with an aesthetic flaw is not an automatic failure; choosing to generate again is a new charge.
Credits per video
ModelsSecondsResolutionCreditsStudio credit equivalent
Seedance 2.0 Mini10480p69$0.6831
Seedance 2.0 Mini15480p97$0.9603
Seedance 2.0 Mini10720p133$1.3167
Seedance 2.0 Mini15720p193$1.9107
Seedance 2.0 Fast10480p133$1.3167
Seedance 2.0 Fast15480p193$1.9107
Seedance 2.0 Fast10720p272$2.6928
Seedance 2.0 Fast15720p402$3.9798
Seedance 2.0 Pro10480p215$2.1285
Seedance 2.0 Pro15480p316$3.1284
Seedance 2.0 Pro10720p447$4.4253
Seedance 2.0 Pro15720p663$6.5637
Seedance 2.0 Pro101080p1102$10.9098
Seedance 2.0 Pro151080p1647$16.3053
Seedance 2.510480p305$3.0195
Seedance 2.515480p450$4.4550
Seedance 2.528480p829$8.2071
Seedance 2.510720p669$6.6231
Seedance 2.515720p996$9.8604
Seedance 2.528720p1847$18.2853
Seedance 2.5101080p1629$16.1271
Seedance 2.5151080p2435$24.1065
Seedance 2.5281080p4530$44.8470
MiniMax H310720p302$2.9898
MiniMax H315720p446$4.4154

STORM II trend examples

These 28–30 second clips come from external creators and tools. They show the STORM crowd sequence with different casts; their opening shots and ending points differ from this tool’s fixed cuts. They were not generated on this site. Each source is linked below.

Striped-shirt lead with a silver-haired crowd

A 29.71-second Animot source clip: the lead stays central as the crowd bends around them in the brick courtyard.

Source: Animot

Grey-clad lead and matching crowd

A 28.78-second YouViCo source clip showing a repeated crowd identity and the pullback into the courtyard.

Source: YouViCo

Beige-clad lead with a suited crowd

A 29.05-second Media.io source clip contrasting the central lead with rows of dancers in dark suits.

Source: Media.io

Make a STORM II AI video from your photos

  1. Choose two-photo mode to set both roles, or solo mode for an invented crowd. Upload a clear photo into each required slot.
  2. Choose model, frame, resolution and cut. Read the credit total before starting. The motion and scene are already set; there is no prompt box.
  3. Wait for the MP4, then watch the lead and the first crowd bend with sound on. Download the result after checking it.

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