The short answer
Use Golden-Hour Pier for warm open-water light, Rain on the Pier for cool evening atmosphere, or Reception Lights for a celebration backdrop. Each preset supports Solo or Duet and produces a silent vertical MP4 after paid generation.
Compare the three presets
Golden-Hour Pier
Warm light outlines the performer against the sea. A gentle camera push keeps attention on the face. Choose it when you want the sunlit pier setting.
Use Golden-Hour Pier →Rain on the Pier
Cooler tones and rain change the mood while keeping the pier setting. Compare the sample’s motion and face detail before choosing it.
Use Rain on the Pier →Reception Lights
Warm string lights suggest an outdoor gathering. This scene replaces the open pier with a celebration, so choose it for a different backdrop.
Use Reception Lights →All three examples were generated by this site from the same original fictional adult portrait. They are demonstrations, not customer testimonials or guaranteed results.
What stays fixed, and what you choose
| Prepared by the preset | Chosen by you |
|---|---|
| Eight-second duration and vertical 9:16 framing | One portrait for Solo or two separate portraits for Duet |
| Scene, light and camera instructions | Golden hour, rain or reception |
| Silent MP4 export without a watermark | Couple or Friends styling for a duet |
| Singing-style movement, without exact lyric synchronization | The music and final edit when you post |
Prepare portraits for the template
Choose a clear, front-facing photo with one person and even light. Avoid strong filters, sunglasses and tiny faces. A duet uses two separate files; you do not need a photo taken together. Check permission before uploading either person.
You can swap the left and right references before submitting. A new render can vary in facial detail, framing and movement even with the same input. Watch the samples as examples of the process rather than exact predictions.
There is no prompt file to download
These are browser-based presets, not a CapCut project or a downloadable editing package. You upload photos, select the scene and review a video pack. One take costs $8.99; packs provide three takes for $14.99 or ten for $39.99. See the free-versus-paid explanation before rendering.
For the photo opening and music step, follow the posting tutorial. The trend guide explains the format behind the presets.
Questions
Can I write my own template prompt here?
No. The current tool uses three fixed scene presets. You control the photos, mode and duet style rather than a free-text prompt.
Does selecting a template charge me?
No. Selecting a scene and preparing uploads do not purchase a video. Paid generation begins only after payment is verified.
Can I download a CapCut template from this page?
No. This page offers scene presets for this website. Download the generated MP4 and edit it in your own editor if you want a photo opening or music.