Take the lead
Put your portrait in the singer’s close-ups and make the familiar performance feel personal.
YOUR TURN AT THE MIC
Make a 10- or 15-second desk-side concert video from one clear portrait. Add a second portrait if you want a friend in the saxophone solo.
WHAT YOU GET
| Duration | 720p | 2K |
|---|---|---|
| 10s | 40 Credits | 60 Credits |
| 15s | 60 Credits | 90 Credits |
Studio shows the exact cost before submission. Credits are reserved when you submit and returned if generation is confirmed to have failed.
THE TREND
The Tiny Desk AI trend features AI versions of the “Outstanding” moment from Charlie Wilson’s NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert. Rapframe uses a built-in concert reference to place your chosen people in the lead and optional saxophone roles. It is an independent creation tool; results may vary from the sample.
Watch NPR Music’s original concert ↗MAKE IT YOURS
Start with one face or bring a second person into the instrumental break.
Put your portrait in the singer’s close-ups and make the familiar performance feel personal.
Add a second portrait for the saxophone part, with a different person in each role.
The desk-side setting, band and musical rhythm give your version a live feel.
TINY DESK AI
THE TREND
Your first portrait takes the mic for the performance’s most recognizable close-ups.
Give the instrumental break to a friend with an optional second portrait.
The desk, band and camera rhythm bring the performance to life.
MAKE YOUR VERSION
Open Tiny Desk AI in Studio and upload a clear portrait for the lead singer. You do not need to upload a video.
A second portrait can place a friend in the saxophone role. Choose 10 or 15 seconds and 720p or 2K.
Check the required credits before submitting. When the result is complete, download the MP4 from Assets.
PHOTO GUIDE
Choose a sharp, front-facing portrait with one person, even lighting and an unobstructed face.
Group photos, heavy filters, sunglasses and cropped faces make the performer harder to place.
FAQ
Yes. One portrait fills the lead role. You do not need to upload a video.
The optional second portrait targets the saxophone player. The first portrait stays in the lead role.
Yes. The finished MP4 includes sound from the built-in performance reference. Turn on the sample sound to preview it.
Credits depend on duration and resolution. The table above lists current rates, and Studio shows the exact cost before submission.
You can watch the sample without paying. Creating a personal video requires a signed-in account and enough credits.
Credits reserved for a generation that is confirmed to have failed are returned to your balance.
Open Assets after the video is complete and download the MP4. Result access ends 24 hours after submission.
Rapframe is an independent creation tool and is not affiliated with NPR or Tiny Desk Concerts.
TINY DESK AI / RAPFRAME
One photo for the lead. Two if a friend is taking the solo.