Tap any performer in the Tiny Desk band and swap in you, your buddies or the whole group chat. Keep the rest of the band as backup—one to five people, same song included.
One familiar cut. Endless possible bands.
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Choose a performer and add a clear photo. Swap one or all five; the performers you keep stay on stage.
Review the creative direction and press make. Your cut keeps the same rhythm, roles and musical energy.
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Saturday's scores, Sunday's band. Swap in whoever lost and post it before the press conference.
Their head coach on lead vocals, their QB on sax. The comments write themselves.
Put your team's stars at the desk, singing the encore.
Take the lead mic yourself and keep the coaches singing backup.
Or skip the famous faces: put the whole chat at the desk.
NPR Music posts Charlie Wilson's Tiny Desk concert. He closes the set with “Outstanding”, the 1982 Gap Band hit.
TikTok edits use AI to swap coaches, players and friends into the closing moments: band, big laugh, sax solo.
Your turn. Pick the spots, add the faces, keep the cut and the song.
Everything to know before you cast your band.
A themed video concept that places one to five people into a playful Tiny Desk-inspired band scene.
Choose one person or the whole five-person band. The remaining performers stay in supporting roles.
The creative direction is designed for an approximately 18-second, vertical 9:16 video.
No editing template is required. Start with the preset direction, then customize the prompt when the template allows it.
Use one clear, front-facing photo for each person, with good light and no obstructions.
Only use images you have the right to use, and keep public-figure edits clearly identified as parody.
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Pick one person or bring the whole band.
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