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Upload two photos. Image 1 performs the bald character’s actions, and Image 2 is the other character. The small role portraits beside the upload labels show which is which.
Locker room scene
End of Watch AI Video Generator
Create an End of Watch AI locker room video from two photos. Follow the reference scene with a 9-second output in 480P, 720P, or 1080P on FaceOnTrend.
Genjutsu 1.09s output480P–1080P · From 60 Credits
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Upload exactly two photos. Image 1 follows the bald character's actions. Image 2 is the other character. Match each photo to the role preview beside its upload label. The result is a 9-second 480P / 720P / 1080P 16:9 video.
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9s · 150 credits
Aspect ratio
This template follows the horizontal reference video (16:9). Vertical output is not offered for this scene.
This video costs: 150 creditsEquivalent credit value based on the Creator pack: approximately $4.16Credits are returned if generation fails. View credit pack prices
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Also known as: End of Watch locker scene · End of Watch locker room AI · Police locker room AI video
What Is the End of Watch AI Locker Room Scene?
End of Watch AI turns two uploaded photos into the two subjects of a locker-room video. The recognizable format uses a close, wide-angle camera, blue lockers, and a sequence of objects presented to the lens. Watch the demo above to see the scene and pacing used by this FaceOnTrend template. The two upload positions have different roles: Image 1 supplies the subject performing the bald character’s actions, while Image 2 supplies the other character. Role portraits beside the labels help you keep that order clear before you select your files. The reference is horizontal, so this scene uses a 16:9 frame rather than a vertical dance layout.
This template follows the uploaded reference clip for a 9-second output tier. Your photos supply the subjects; the reference guides the setting, movement, and camera rhythm. Choose an available resolution before generating. The template provides the instructions, so you do not need to write a prompt or assemble the scene in a video editor.
How to Make an End of Watch AI Video
1. Upload Your Photo
Choose two clear photos of subjects you have permission to use. Image 1 follows the bald character’s actions; Image 2 is the other character. Keep the face and upper body visible, with even lighting and no heavy blur or obstructions. Complete the authorization checks before generating.
2. Choose Your Resolution and Generate
Review the 9-second output settings and the displayed credit cost. Use your account credits or the available One-Time Pass flow. Follow the selected purchase flow to submit your photos and start generation.
3. Preview and Download
When processing finishes, preview your result and download the video using the available controls. Save a copy of a guest-order video before clearing this browser's site data.
What Happens in the End of Watch AI Video?
The reference begins with a close view of the lead subject in front of blue lockers. Its handheld perspective and near-lens actions create an intimate, exaggerated sense of distance. The template follows this reference performance rather than offering a separate scene editor or a choice of alternative props. Generated details and movements can vary between runs.
What Photo Works Best for End of Watch AI?
Use a sharp, well-lit image with a single recognizable subject in each upload. A front-facing or near-front-facing view gives the model useful facial detail for the close camera framing. Include some upper-body and clothing context when possible. You do not need a locker-room background in your photo. Upload JPG, PNG, or WEBP within the size limit shown in the generator.
End of Watch AI FAQ
How long is the End of Watch video?
This FaceOnTrend template uses a 9-second output tier. The reference file is approximately 9.4 seconds; NanoAPI follows the reference length, so the finished video may be close to 9.4 seconds. Output duration is separate from processing time; completion time depends on the queue and provider availability.
Do I need to write an End of Watch AI prompt?
No. The template includes its own instructions and reference video. You upload two photos and choose the available output settings.
How much does End of Watch AI cost?
The 9-second output tier costs 60 Credits at 480P, 150 Credits at 720P, or 420 Credits at 1080P. The generator shows the exact quote before submission. The available One-Time Pass uses the shared 720P purchase flow.
Is this an official End of Watch filter?
No. FaceOnTrend is an independent AI video service. This template is not an official film, TikTok, or CapCut product and does not imply an affiliation or endorsement.
Can I use someone else's photo or share the result?
You must own or have permission to use every uploaded photo, the depicted likeness, and any other material involved. Your use must also follow the FaceOnTrend Terms, Acceptable Use Policy, and any applicable third-party service terms. FaceOnTrend does not grant rights to third-party characters, music, trademarks, or other protected material.
What happens to my uploaded photo?
Photos are processed for required safety checks and AI generation, including processing by SeeAPI and other providers described in the Privacy Policy. Generation inputs are cleaned up after the task succeeds or definitively fails, while finished videos are kept in private storage for authorized download. You may request deletion under the Privacy Policy. Third-party providers may apply their own processing and retention rules.