AI TINY DESK

AI Tiny Desk: a 10-second office concert from photos you can use

Upload one, two, or three portraits. Wan 3.0 places those people in a cramped desk session — shelves, vinyl, a keyboard — and scores it with an original funk-soul groove. No prompt to write, no watermark on the download.

1–3 photos 10 seconds with sound 9:16 · 720P 5 credits
ModelWan 3.0 reference photos
Length10 seconds, locked
Frame9:16 vertical · 720P
AudioOriginal funk-soul groove
PhotosLead, optional sax, optional keys
Price5 credits, refunded on failure

Make the desk concert

The scene, the shots, and the music are already set. You bring the people — consenting adults only — and an optional one-line lyric.

One photo of the lead. The other four musicians are invented adults, not copies of that face.

Lead vocalist
The concert prompt is already written. This line is the only lyric.0/80
10 seconds9:16720PSound onNo watermark

Your desk concert shows up here

10 seconds · 9:16 · 720P · original audio

This locked 10-second 720P clip costs 5 credits. Sign in required. Use photos of consenting adults only.

Failed submissions and failed generations refund the credits. Save the MP4 — provider links expire.

What the 10 seconds look like

The clip is a fixed office-desk concert: vertical, with sound, and built around the photos you upload. The viral parody videos are not hosted here — make one with people who agreed to be in it.

0–3s

Wide desk shot

The lead is at a worn office desk, mouth moving with the groove, while the rest of the room is already playing.

3–6s

Close-up and a laugh

The camera pushes in on a high note, then the lead breaks into a laugh and stays in the pocket.

6.5–8.5s

Saxophone solo

A short horn feature. With two or three photos, this is the second person. With one photo, the player is an invented adult.

8.5–10s

Last note

The lead holds the last note, lifts both fists, and the cramped office stays still.

Reference photos, held consistent

A public Wan 3.0 sample that keeps several uploaded portraits consistent across a 10-second clip. It is not an office concert. It shows the reference-photo mode this template uses.

Source: kie.ai Wan 3.0 examples

Format credit

A desk, a band, a small room

The look comes from a long-running series of concerts filmed at an office desk: shelves, vinyl, a keyboard, and the band crowded into the shot. In October 2026 a short AI parody of that setup spread quickly. This generator keeps the room and the timing, and writes a new groove instead of reusing the recording people already know.

The real desk-concert series this trend borrows its setting from. Wan AI is not affiliated with NPR, and this page does not host those performances or the parody clips.

NPR Tiny Desk Concerts

How it works

01

Pick the lineup

Solo lead, lead plus saxophone, or lead, saxophone, and keys. The template fills the remaining chairs with invented adults.

02

Upload photos you can use

Clear, well-lit portraits work best. Clothes in the photo carry into the clip, with logos flattened to plain color.

03

Add a line, or skip it

Leave the lyric blank for an open-vowel vocal, or type one short original line. You do not write the scene.

04

Generate and save

Sign in, spend 5 credits, and download the vertical MP4 when it finishes.

Frequently asked questions

What photos does the AI Tiny Desk generator need?

A solo clip needs one clear photo of the lead. A duo needs the lead and the saxophone player. The full setup adds a third photo for the keyboard. Everyone else in the five-person room is an invented adult, so one face is never copied onto the whole band. Use JPG, PNG, WebP, or BMP, at least 240 pixels on the short side, and no larger than 20MB.

How many credits does a Tiny Desk clip cost?

Every clip is locked to 10 seconds at 720P, which is 5 credits. The button shows that price before you start. If the job fails to submit or the model fails to return a video, those credits are refunded.

What comes out of the generator?

A vertical 9:16 MP4, 10 seconds long, 720P, with native audio and no watermark. The picture is a cramped office concert: shelves, vinyl, a plant, a worn desk, and a keyboard. The sound is an original early-80s funk-soul groove written for the clip, not a recording you already know.

Do I have to write a prompt?

No. The concert is a fixed template. You can optionally add one original lyric of up to 80 characters. That line is the only words the lead vocalizes. Resolution, length, aspect ratio, and audio stay locked so the credit price stays predictable.

Can I use a celebrity, a coach, or a minor?

No. Upload photos of consenting adults you have permission to film, performing as themselves. Public figures, professional athletes, coaches, and anyone under 18 are not allowed. The optional lyric is rejected when it names a public figure, a league, or a known recording.

Is this an NPR Tiny Desk concert or a cover of a famous song?

No. The page is not affiliated with NPR or with the artists who recorded the performances the trend references. The audio is an original groove. Do not use the lyric box to paste a known song.

Which model generates the video?

Wan 3.0 on this site, in reference-photo mode. Your uploads are character references (Image1, Image2, Image3), not a frozen first frame, so the people can move through the four shots. The same credit, sign-in, and refund rules as the Wan 3.0 generator apply.

Can I use the video commercially?

Yes, when you have the rights to the photos and the people in them agreed to be filmed. Downloads are watermark-free. Provider links expire, so save the MP4 if you want to keep it.

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Put someone you know at the desk

Ten seconds, original audio, 5 credits. Consenting adults only.

Start the concert