One lead. A whole crowd behind them. Create a STORM II AI performance with two visual references and the loaded routine.
STORM II AI puts a foreground character in front of a synchronized formation. One photo chooses the lead; a second guides the surrounding cast. The source supplies movement, staging, and timing. Explore a crowd-scale visual idea without photographing everyone together, using the loaded performance as the starting point.
Decide who leads, then decide who surrounds them.
STEP 1
Watch the source through the wide shots and synchronized movements. Confirm that this choreography matches the scene you have in mind.
STEP 2
Upload the lead to Photo 1 and the surrounding-cast reference to Photo 2. Inspect both thumbnails and choose a resolution after checking the current estimate.
STEP 3
Sign in and submit when ready. Open My creations to review the lead, background figures, and soundtrack before downloading your STORM II AI version.
The wide composition turns casting and wardrobe into the main creative choices.
The coordinated movement gives STORM II AI its scale. Watch the wide shots to see how the lead stands apart and how the surrounding figures occupy the frame. The preset follows those relationships without promising identical background faces or clothing in every frame. Review the full moving scene before keeping a version.
Photo 1 describes the lead, while Photo 2 guides the STORM II AI crowd and may show a group. Choose a readable central character and a coherent supporting look. A contrasting outfit makes the lead more distinct. The second photo is a crowd reference, not an exact individual assignment for every background face.
Pick this template for a character reveal, a fictional crew, or a dramatic contrast between one person and a crowd.
Use a distinctive silhouette or costume for the foreground role. STORM II AI gives that character a stage with supporting movement already in place. Check the source framing first so the details you care about are large enough to read.
Guide the background with a consistent wardrobe or visual theme. The crowd can provide a setting for an original character or a concept for a fictional group. A group reference establishes appearance; it does not guarantee individual casting across dozens of faces.
A light lead outfit against darker surrounding figures creates a different impression from a matching uniform. Use the two slots to control that relationship before generating. Compare one deliberate styling change at a time when you make later versions.
A two-image template with a fixed performance and selectable output resolution.
Show one clearly recognizable person in Photo 1. Include enough of the clothing and body to describe their silhouette; do not rely only on a distant face or a heavily filtered close-up.
Photo 2 gives the STORM II AI crowd its visual direction. It can contain more than one person, but avoid an image so dense that clothing and faces become indistinct. More faces do not create more positions in the source formation.
The output follows the loaded clip, approximately 28 seconds, with its wide frame. This entrance has no separate duration setting. Plan any shorter excerpt after downloading the result.
Start at 480p or choose 720p or 1080p. Higher resolution changes file dimensions and the displayed credits. It does not resolve every crowded detail or guarantee a closer facial match.
The dedicated STORM II AI workflow is configured to add the reference audio to its result. Playback controls may start muted, so enable sound when reviewing the completed scene.
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Photo roles, timing, sound, and your STORM II AI result.
STORM II AI needs a second image to guide the surrounding performers, in addition to the lead photo. That reference can show a group. It supplies visual direction for the crowd rather than an exact one-to-one assignment of every face in the formation.
For STORM II AI, use one person or authorized character with a readable face and visible outfit. The foreground role receives the most attention, so choose a photo you would want viewers to recognize. A waist-up or wider view can explain more of the appearance than a tiny headshot.
STORM II AI reuses the routine shown in its loaded video. Replacing the two photos changes the requested appearances, not the underlying choreography. For a different movement sequence, bring your own reference to the main Genjutsu AI workspace.
The STORM II AI page has a lead slot and one surrounding-cast slot. It has no per-person crowd editor. If you need a template with optional individual background photos, explore Burning Bridges AI and its different performance instead.
STORM II AI photos guide appearance, including wardrobe and overall style. The moving sequence can reinterpret seams, accessories, hands, and repeating details. Choose readable clothing and inspect the result during turns and synchronized gestures, where differences are easier to miss in a thumbnail.
The STORM II AI source runs about 28 seconds and determines the output length and framing. A higher resolution does not extend the choreography. Download a completed result and trim it separately if your post only needs a shorter passage.
STORM II AI is arranged to restore the original reference soundtrack after the visual edit. Listen to the completed video with playback sound enabled. If an audio-processing retry is offered on the result, it concerns the existing clip rather than a new visual generation.
You can inspect the STORM II AI reference and prepare the two photos before submission. Generating requires sign-in and a sufficient credit balance for the current estimate. Each additional submitted version is a separate request; selecting another image alone does not start one.
STORM II AI reference and community examples illustrate the source performance and possible casting directions. They are not proof of results generated on AI Genjutsu. Evaluate your own output against your pictures and the reference rather than assuming an identical finish.
Use pictures you own or have permission to transform, and avoid presenting a generated crowd as a real event. Check your rights to the footage and soundtrack before publication. The template does not provide those permissions for every destination.
