End of Watch AI lets portrait owners request the locker-room clip without filming it. The model is asked to change the cast while following the turn, flashlight flare and props, with the template soundtrack. An 11-second vertical video costs 17–474 credits, from about $0.63; 3 sign-up credits do not cover one, and a purchase unlocks downloads without the site watermark.
How to make an End of Watch AI video
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Choose the lead and optional partner
Upload a clear adult portrait for the foreground lead. Add a different adult portrait for the partner at the rear left, or leave it empty for a fictional adult. Each JPG, PNG or WebP can be up to 10 MB, 300–6000 pixels per side.
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Choose the model and resolution
Keep the default Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p for 17 credits or choose another tier. Duration stays 11 seconds and the frame stays 9:16. Confirm that you have permission to use both photos.
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Sign in and generate
The button shows the exact credits before you start. Keep the page open to see the progress, or return to the recent videos list on this page.
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Check the cast and download
Watch the sideways turn, the flashlight flare and the final props for face changes or distorted fingers. Download the MP4 with sound once the result is ready.
End of Watch AI video examples
These three End of Watch AI videos show the full eleven-second locker-room sequence: the lead looks toward a partner, turns back and presents several objects close to the lens. The black-vest example uses a tall picture window; the other two keep a wider view inside the vertical canvas and reinterpret some props. Use the captions to compare those differences before choosing your photos.
The lead turns toward the partner, then raises the flashlight prop, cuffs and final gear inside a tall picture window. 11 s, 9:16 canvas, with sound.
The same locker-room exchange appears in a wider picture window. Both performers have different appearances; the closing handheld objects vary. 11 s, 9:16 canvas, with sound.
The turn and close-up sequence use the same room layout. The wider view changes both performers; an orange object replaces the radio near the end. 11 s, 9:16 canvas, with sound.
Which photo goes where in the End of Watch AI template?
The End of Watch AI template assigns Photo 1 to the foreground lead and Photo 2 to the partner behind them on camera left. Only the lead is required. With one photo, the prompt asks for a separate fictional adult in the rear role; with two, it asks for the second portrait’s face, hair and clothes. Two copies of the same photo are rejected to keep the roles distinct.
What happens in the End of Watch locker scene AI video?
The End of Watch locker scene AI video follows a close, wide-angle shot in front of dark lockers. Its opening exchange matters as much as the prop close-ups: the rear partner leans in, the lead glances sideways and turns back, and a bright flashlight flare bridges the middle beats. The prompt then asks for cuffs, a small wallet and a radio, ending on the final hand gesture.
| Time | Sequence to check |
|---|---|
| 0–4 seconds | Lead at the lens, partner behind on the left, sideways glance and return. |
| 4–6 seconds | Inert prop handgun and flashlight; flare crosses the lens. |
| 6–7.5 seconds | Narrow black prop, then raised cuffs. |
| 7.5–11 seconds | Small wallet and radio close to the lens, then the last gesture. |
Do I need an End of Watch app?
You can use this End of Watch AI generator in a phone or desktop browser without installing an app. Pick photos from the camera roll, select a model and resolution, then download the finished MP4. This page makes the eleven-second locker-room template only. A broader change character in video tool lets you work with a different source clip.
End of Watch AI pricing and credits
One End of Watch AI video costs 17–474 credits, depending on the model and resolution; the default is 17 credits, about $0.63 at the lowest monthly credit rate. Adding a partner does not change the price. The values below use the same calculation as the Generate button. Dollar equivalents value the credits at $29 for 780; they are not separate pay-per-video checkout prices.
| Model | Resolution | 11-second video | Credit value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 480p | 17 credits | ≈$0.63 |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 720p | 36 credits | ≈$1.34 |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 480p | 36 credits | ≈$1.34 |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 720p | 76 credits | ≈$2.83 |
| Seedance 2.0 | 480p | 60 credits | ≈$2.23 |
| Seedance 2.0 | 720p | 128 credits | ≈$4.76 |
| Seedance 2.0 | 1080p | 320 credits | ≈$11.90 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 480p | 86 credits | ≈$3.20 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 720p | 193 credits | ≈$7.18 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 1080p | 474 credits | ≈$17.62 |
| MiniMax H3 | 720p (H3 768P) | 85 credits | ≈$3.16 |
| Question | What happens here |
|---|---|
| Price | One 11-second video costs 17–474 credits. The default is Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p, 17 credits (about $0.63). Adding the partner photo costs the same. |
| Free use | 3 sign-up credits, valid for 7 days. They do not cover a video alone; the minimum is 17 credits. Examples and prices are free to view. |
| Smallest purchase | $5 for 24 credits covers one default video from zero balance. No subscription required; higher tiers may need a larger pack. |
| Watermark | Accounts without a purchase receive a moving site watermark. Any purchase unlocks clean downloads of earlier and later videos. |
| Format and sound | 11 seconds, vertical 9:16 MP4 with the template soundtrack. Mini and Fast offer 480p or 720p, Pro and 2.5 add 1080p, and H3 uses its 768P model tier and exports at 720p. |
| Rejected or failed | Photos blocked by the safety check stop before a charge. Model rejection, model failure and model timeout return credits automatically. If the model finishes but the final export fails, the charge stays and support can recover the saved output. |
| Another take | A finished video is charged even if its face, hands or props differ from what you expected. Generating another version costs the displayed credits again. |
Compare the available bundles on the pricing page.
What this End of Watch AI template cannot promise
This End of Watch AI template asks a model to reconstruct the sequence; it cannot promise an exact face or object in every frame. Hands cross small props, the partner is partly hidden and the flashlight briefly obscures the lead, so fingers, cuffs or a face may change around those moments. Use clear adult portraits with uncovered faces and check the whole result before sharing. Pets, group photos and alternate scenes are outside this template’s supported inputs.
The uploaded photo’s background is not retained. The room, timing and soundtrack stay tied to this template, while the framing and object details may vary as the examples show.
Last updated: 2026-11-10