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On The Radar AI Template: Your Photo in the Freestyle Booth

The On The Radar AI template is a ready-made green booth scene: add two photos, people or pets, and get a 14-second vertical rap clip without writing a prompt or opening an editor.

2 photos in14 s · 9:16Duo · 679 soundtrack

01Upload both performers

Flip the two photos when you want each performer on the other side.
Just one subjectFace in clear viewBright, even light
Director’s Notes0 / 500

02Your clip

14 s · Standard 480p · vertical 9:16 · audio onTwo photos, a green studio, a performance copied from the template video and the 679 soundtrack.10 credits
Resolution

10 credits at 480p · 25 at 720p

Add a photo to every slot before continuing.

Render times vary with demand. The finished video also lands in My Creations.

No credits yet? The $9.99 pack (10 credits) pays for exactly one clip like this.

Credits you already hold work here too, and a failed render hands its charge back. View prices

Runs in the browser 14 s vertical MP4 Failed renders refunded
Short answer

What is the On The Radar AI template?

The On The Radar AI template turns your photos into a booth performance. Duo composes both subjects in the green studio, follows the template performance video and adds the matching 679 soundtrack. Optional Director’s Notes guide scene details. Every clip is a 14-second 9:16 MP4 for 10 credits at 480p or 25 credits at 720p.

How it works

From photo to booth clip in three moves

Optional direction, no timeline, no export setup.

01

Pick your two performers

Photo 1 takes the left side and photo 2 the right. Swap sides flips them without uploading again.

02

Add photos and confirm consent

Each slot takes one person or one animal. The maker asks you to confirm you may use every photo before it renders.

03

Render and save

Choose 480p (10 credits) or 720p (25 credits), press render, then download the MP4 or find it later in My Creations.

The duo booth at a glance

There is one scene, the same two-person booth as the original clip. Here is what goes in and what comes out.

Duo booth
Photos2, any mix of people and pets
PlacementPhoto 1 on the left, photo 2 on the right
How the 14 s play outEach subject follows the performer on the same side of the 14-second template video, with the matching 679 soundtrack
Good forBest friends, couples, a two-person battle, an owner and their dog
Format14 s, 9:16 MP4 with sound
Cost10 credits at 480p · 25 at 720p

Price depends on resolution only, so people and pets cost the same.

Photos that hold up in the booth

The On The Radar AI template copies faces from your photos, so the source image matters more than any setting. These habits cut down on re-renders:

  • Front-facing and sharp. A straight-on shot with both eyes visible keeps the face from drifting as the performers move.
  • Even light. Window daylight beats a dim room or a harsh flash that blows out skin.
  • Nothing over the face. Sunglasses, caps pulled low and masks leave the model guessing.
  • One subject per slot. Crop friends out of a group shot first; the maker warns you when it spots more than one.
  • Outfit in view. Both performers stand full length in the booth, so a photo that shows their clothing keeps the look consistent. Very tall photos get trimmed at the bottom.
  • Pets at eye level. Keep the whole head in view. Animals stay the same species and markings, stand upright and copy the performer on their side.

Swap sides: putting each performer where you want

Upload order is screen order. The first photo becomes the left performer and the second becomes the right performer. Each follows the performer on the same side of the template video. Press Swap sides before rendering to reverse them without uploading again.

Now and then a finished clip still shows the pair mixed up or drifting toward each other. Check the slot order, swap if needed and render again, keeping in mind that each new render is a new charge. Two photos that look alike (same outfit, same backdrop) make mix-ups more likely, so choose pictures that are easy to tell apart.

What each On The Radar AI template render costs

Credits are taken when a render starts. The number is printed on the render button, so there are no surprises.

SettingCreditsWhat you get
Standard 480p10A 14-second 9:16 MP4 with sound, fine for phone feeds
HD 720p25The same clip at a higher resolution with crisper detail
Failed or blocked render0The credits return to your balance automatically

The smallest one-time pack, $9.99, holds 10 credits: exactly one 480p render. Every pack and plan is listed on the pricing page.

Downloading your clip, and what HD means here

When the render finishes, the result panel shows a Download MP4 button. The same clip is saved to My Creations on your account, so you can close the tab mid-render and collect it later.

HD in the On The Radar AI template means 720p. There is no 1080p or 4K export, and upscaling a 480p file afterwards will not invent real detail, so pick 720p up front if the video will play on a big screen. We add no watermark to the file you download.

What the template will not do

Knowing what the On The Radar AI template leaves out saves credits:

  • It uses a fixed template soundtrack; you cannot upload a custom song or voice.
  • Director’s Notes guide mood and style; custom lyrics, voice uploads and lip sync to uploaded audio are not supported.
  • It does not promise a flawless take. Hands, teeth and quick head turns can glitch; a sharper photo and a fresh render usually help.
  • The studio setting does not make a generated clip an official or real performance.
FAQ

Questions about the booth template

Scenes, swaps, credits and downloads, briefly.

Close to it. Once you add two photos, a single press of the render button starts the clip. Optional Director’s Notes guide mood, lighting and performance. No timeline editing or export setup is required.

No. Like the original two-person clip, the template needs two photos: one for the left performer and one for the right. The second can be a friend who agreed or your pet. It first composes both performers in the studio, then follows the template performance video and adds the 679 soundtrack.

Press Swap sides under the photo slots before you render. The first photo always maps to the left position, so swapping is the quickest way to flip who stands where. If a finished clip still mixes them up, check the order and render again.

10 credits at 480p or 25 at 720p, people or pets alike, shown on the button before you start. A failed render ends up free because its credits come back. The $9.99 Single pack covers exactly one 480p render.

Yes, when you choose 720p before rendering; that is the highest resolution on offer. Every clip downloads as a 9:16 MP4 with sound and also stays in My Creations.

Every clip includes the matching 679 template soundtrack, added after animation.

Your own, those of adults who agreed to appear, and your pets. Photos of children, celebrities or anyone who has not said yes are off limits.

No. It is an independent template made by On The Radar AI, with no link to the On The Radar series, its hosts or the artists who have performed on it.

Step into the booth

Pick a scene, add a photo and see the exact credit cost before you render.

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