Turn two portraits into a playful concert-screen scene: a hug, a surprised face-cover and a quick duck out of sight. Your photos guide appearance; faces and movements can vary.
Upload two clear individual photos, or a single photo of both adults. Get permission from both people first. With two photos, person 1 ducks and person 2 hides their face; with a couple photo, left ducks and right hides.
2. Pick the reaction
Watch the preview. The video guides movement and timing; your photos guide the two people’s appearance.
3. Review settings and credits
Keep the suggested duration or choose 4–15 seconds, 768P or 2K, and an aspect ratio. Review the shared-credit quote before submitting.
4. Generate and share responsibly
Sign in, submit and follow progress. Download the finished clip from the studio or My Creations. Review faces and motion before sharing, and label the result as AI-generated. Do not present it as a real event.
Choose a hug, face-cover and duck-away sequence for your photos.
12sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Classic · Hug, Hide & Duck
A round concert screen: a short hug, a hand over the face, then a quick duck below the railing.
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Keep the vertical phone view of the round concert screen. Begin with a relaxed embrace for about one second. Then the front person covers their face and turns their back while the person behind releases the hug and ducks below the railing. Finish on the front person turning slightly back. Match the gentle handheld framing and night stadium lighting.
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Big Surprise · Double Take
A longer opening embrace builds to an exaggerated surprised reaction, covered face and a duck out of sight.
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Keep the round concert screen and warm stage lights framed from the audience. Hold the embrace for roughly the first third, then both notice the camera. The front person covers their face with both hands and turns away; the person behind reacts with wide eyes, releases the hug and crouches out of frame. End with the front person looking back in playful surprise.
11sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Friends · Camera Panic
A playful two-person remix with a face-cover, turned shoulders and a partner moving behind the crowd.
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Follow the vertical audience view of the concert screen. Start with the two subjects close together in an embrace. The front person raises both palms to cover their face and turns their shoulders away. The person behind releases the embrace and ducks away behind the front subject. Keep background spectators secondary, the stadium lighting steady, and the reaction playful.
15sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Concert · Original Reaction
An excerpt of the concert-screen moment: embrace, surprise, turn away and duck below the screen.
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Use the concert audience camera and large circular screen as a motion reference. Begin directly on the two subjects embracing, omitting the singer cutaway at the start of the source. As they notice the camera, the front subject raises hands to their face and turns away, while the rear subject lets go and bends below the railing. Keep the physical sequence continuous, with a brief surprised pause and a playful reaction at the end.
7sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Quick Reaction · Hide & Peek
A short hug, a surprised pause, covered eyes and a quick duck under the railing.
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Keep the handheld audience view of the circular concert screen and warm lights. Begin with the rear subject hugging the front subject at the waist. After a brief surprised pause, the front subject covers their face with both hands and turns away; the rear subject releases the hug and ducks below the railing. End as the front subject looks back in amused embarrassment. Preserve this short, continuous action sequence.
11sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Big Reveal · Surprise & Shrug
A longer opening hug builds to surprise, a face-cover, a deep duck and a playful shrug.
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Frame the circular concert screen from the audience under warm orange stage lights. Hold a relaxed waist embrace for the opening third. Both subjects suddenly notice the camera; the front subject covers their mouth and face while the rear subject opens their eyes in surprise. The front subject turns away as the rear subject releases the hug and crouches below the railing. End on the front subject looking back with a playful shrug. Use the reference for motion, not its armor or costume.
8sTEMPLATE PREVIEW
Blue Arena · Quick Escape
Blue concert lights frame the hug, covered face and a quick escape below the screen.
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Keep the audience phone framing of a circular concert screen with blue arena lights. Open on a gentle embrace, then the front subject covers their face and turns their shoulders away. The rear subject releases the hug and ducks completely below the railing while the front subject stays upright, then glances back. Finish this reaction before any dance or new foreground subject appears. Preserve the two supplied identities and their clothing, not the source characters.
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Upload two individual portraits or one photo of both adults, choose a motion reference and confirm their permission. Review duration, quality and credits, then sign in and generate. The prompt guides a hug, face-cover and duck-away sequence; exact actions may vary. Finished clips appear in My Creations.
With two photos, person 1 hugs from behind and ducks away; person 2 covers their face and turns away. You can swap the photos before generating. With one photo together, the person on the left ducks and the person on the right covers their face. Photos guide identity and appearance; the selected video guides movement. AI may change details.
No. Coldplay Kiss Cam AI is an independent parody video tool, not affiliated with Coldplay, its members, promoters or venues. The name describes the internet trend. Results are synthetic and must not be presented as real concert footage or evidence of a relationship.
Choose 4–15 seconds at 768P or 2K, with 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 framing. Keep the recommended template duration for the full reaction. Site pricing is 15 credits per second at 768P or 24 at 2K: a 12-second clip costs 180 or 288 credits. Review the quote before submitting; checkout availability is shown on the checkout page.
The previews show the selected movement and framing. The complete example pairs its input portraits with the generated video. Your result will vary with your photos and settings.
Browsing the references and watching the recorded test are free. Creating a personalized video uses shared account credits; neither preview is a free generation of your photos. Check your balance and the displayed quote before submitting.
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