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Phone on the Train
Sing to a phone on a train window, run alongside and fall behind, in a 10-second AI video.
How it works
About Phone on the Train
Phone on the Train is filmed as if from a phone stuck to the outside of a metro train window: you sing to it from a bright platform with a hand on your heart, the train starts to move, you run sideways along the platform to keep up, and then you fall behind as the tiled walls slide past.
It’s 10 seconds long. We first put you on the platform from your photo, then turn that into the video, so nobody tapes a phone to a real train.
Photo tips
- A front-facing photo with your face clearly visible works best.
- The video has no sound: add your song in TikTok or Instagram when you post it.
- One person per photo.
Ideas for posting
- Add the song you’d sing to someone who’s leaving.
- Caption it for the friend who always misses the last train.
Questions
Should I try it for real?
No. Don’t stick a phone to a moving train or run beside one: it’s dangerous. That’s what the AI version is for.
Does it always look right?
In our test, all four videos opened with the person singing on the platform and then running. Some details still vary: in three a thin edge of the window showed at the bottom, people often turned their face away while running, and in two the last seconds showed a passing train.
How long does it take?
Usually 3 to 4 minutes. We email you when it’s ready.
Is it free?
Not this one: a video here uses 15 credits, more than the 10 free credits new accounts get, so it needs bought credits from the Pricing page. Your free credits still work on other trends.
What happens to my photo?
It’s stored privately in your own folder and used only to make your video. We delete it as soon as your video is ready (or within 2 days if it isn’t made: the clean-up runs daily). Videos and photos we make are kept for 7 days so you can download them.
Which photos work best?
One person, face clearly visible, good light. No one under 18.
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