A flat wall of pink, terracotta and beige. One singer faces the camera, the other answers in profile, shoulders painted into the shapes. Duo and Two pets are 15 seconds in wide 4:3. Solo is the patchwork costume, about 8 seconds, vertical 9:16. The song on the file is this clip’s own soundtrack.
Photo 1 is the singer facing forward. Photo 2 sings in profile. 15 seconds, wide 4:3. The song from this clip is added after.
84credits
This video
ExampleOriginal reference video
Somebody That I Used To Know AI is the painted-wall duet: two figures in front of a geometric wall, one singing out and one singing back, the way the Gotye and Kimbra scene is restaged with other faces.
Open Somebody That I Used To Know, pick Duo, Solo or Two pets, and generate. You do not write a prompt.
Also called painted wall duet, Gotye body paint, Somebody That I Used To Know costume, somebody that you used to know ai
Duo and Two pets share the wide wall. Solo is the vertical costume clip. The sample can show a watermark. Your download has no watermark.
Duo puts two people in those seats. Two pets puts two animals there and keeps their own fur. Faces stay clean unless the photo already has paint.
Solo is a different clip: one person, vertical, in the hand-painted suit. Your face stays the face in the photo.
Each tab shows its own Seedance 2.5 480P price. Duo and Two pets are the 15-second price. Solo is the 8-second price.
Duo and Two pets need two photos and stay wide 4:3 for 15 seconds. Solo needs one photo and stays vertical for about 8 seconds.
Photo 1 faces the camera. Photo 2 is the profile. Solo is a single clear face.
The picture is made silent. The song from that clip is added after. Your download has no watermark.
Duo: two adults, faces clear, one photo each. Do not put both people in one photo and hope the split is right.
Two pets: one animal per photo, markings easy to see. A cat and a dog can share the wall. Solo: one adult, face uncovered. The costume comes from the clip, so you do not need real paint.
The painted wall comes from the 2011 music video for “Somebody That I Used To Know,” Gotye with Kimbra: two singers whose bodies are painted into a wall of flat shapes. The song is still the one people attach to costume reels and duets.
The AI version restages that wall with other faces and with pets. This page follows those clips, not the official video’s sets. Duo and Two pets are the wide duet. Solo is the vertical costume performance.
The song and the body-paint wall are released. The look is flat color, two singers, one facing out and one in profile.
AI clips put other faces, and then pets, in front of the same kind of geometric wall. That is the 15-second 4:3 tab.
A vertical reel sings the loud lines alone in a patchwork suit. That is Solo, about 8 seconds, 9:16.
You do not write a prompt. Duo and Two pets share the wall. Solo uses the costume clip.
The singer facing the camera is the adult in [Image 1]. The singer in profile is the adult in [Image 2]. Keep each face and hair on that role and do not swap them. Shoulders and tops may take the flat colors of the wall. Faces stay clean unless that photo shows paint. Keep the geometric pink, terracotta and beige wall and the shoulder-up framing. Wide 4:3 frame. Exactly two people. Edit [Video 1] in place. Use each uploaded image ONLY as the identity reference for its assigned role. A photo is not a room, pose, camera or lighting reference. Preserve the complete performance in [Video 1], including frame order, camera, lighting, location and timing. Do not restage the clip or create new shots. Do not add text, logos or a watermark. Produce a silent video; the soundtrack from this clip is added separately. The reference video is about 15 seconds. Preserve its full action and timing without retiming, extending, adding or removing shots.
948 charactersReplace only the singer with the adult in [Image 1]. Keep the face from [Image 1] clean: no face paint unless the photo shows it. Keep the patchwork costume, the tiled room and the close framing. Vertical 9:16 frame. Exactly one person. Edit [Video 1] in place. Use each uploaded image ONLY as the identity reference for its assigned role. A photo is not a room, pose, camera or lighting reference. Preserve the complete performance in [Video 1], including frame order, camera, lighting, location and timing. Do not restage the clip or create new shots. Do not add text, logos or a watermark. Produce a silent video; the soundtrack from this clip is added separately. The reference video is about 8 seconds. Preserve its full action and timing without retiming, extending, adding or removing shots.
799 charactersThe animal facing the camera is the pet in [Image 1]. The animal in profile is the pet in [Image 2]. Keep each species, face, ears, fur and markings, and do not swap them. They keep paws, never human hands, and stay in the seated duet. Keep the geometric wall and the shoulder-up framing. Wide 4:3 frame. Exactly two animals. Edit [Video 1] in place. Use each uploaded image ONLY as the identity reference for its assigned role. A photo is not a room, pose, camera or lighting reference. Preserve the complete performance in [Video 1], including frame order, camera, lighting, location and timing. Do not restage the clip or create new shots. Do not add text, logos or a watermark. Produce a silent video; the soundtrack from this clip is added separately. The reference video is about 15 seconds. Preserve its full action and timing without retiming, extending, adding or removing shots.
889 charactersYou pay in credits. The Generate button shows this price before you spend anything. These are the options on this page.
| Option | Model | What you get | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duo | Seedance 2.5 | 15 s · 480P · 4:3 | 84 |
| Solo | Seedance 2.5 | 8 s · 480P · 9:16 | 45 |
| Two pets | Seedance 2.5 | 15 s · 480P · 4:3 | 84 |
One-time packs and plans are on the pricing page. A failed video gives its credits back.
Pick Duo when you have a friend who said yes: two photos, 15 seconds, wide 4:3, shoulders in front of the painted wall.
Pick Two pets for two animals on that same wall. Pick Solo when it is only you: one photo, the patchwork costume, about 8 seconds, vertical 9:16.
Order matters. The first photo is the one facing the camera. The second is the profile. Swapping them swaps who sings which way.
Faces stay unpainted unless the photo already has paint. You do not need body paint, a costume, or a makeup session. Solo borrows the suit from the clip and keeps your face.
The download keeps the song from the clip it follows, “Somebody That I Used To Know,” put back after the picture is made. Duo and Two pets share one soundtrack. Solo uses the soundtrack of the costume clip.
The song belongs to its owners. This page does not grant you rights in it. Say the clip is AI when you post. Your download has no watermark.
If the two singers trade faces, the photos were easy to confuse or the order was flipped. Use one person per photo and keep photo 1 as the front view.
Paint on a cheek means the clip’s makeup leaked onto a weak photo. Send a clear, unpainted face. A pet that grows hands needs a full-body photo where the paws are obvious.
A restaging of the painted-wall scene: two singers in front of flat pink, terracotta and beige shapes, one to the camera and one in profile. Pets take those seats too. Solo is the single costume version.
Pick Duo, Solo or Two pets. Duo and Two pets take two photos. Solo takes one. Press Generate. The button shows the price first. You do not write a prompt.
The scene comes from the 2011 music video. The later wave is people and pets in front of that kind of wall, plus Halloween costume reels of the same song. This page makes those clips from your photos.
Yes. Solo puts you in the patchwork suit from the clip. Duo can tint shoulders into the wall. Your face stays the face in the photo, without paint you did not upload.
Yes. Solo is one photo, about 8 seconds, vertical 9:16. The duet needs two singers, so Duo needs two photos of adults who agreed.
Yes. Two pets takes one photo of each animal. One faces the camera, one answers in profile, with their own fur. A cat and a dog can share the wall.
You do not write one. Each tab already says who replaces which singer and keeps the wall, the camera and the timing.
Other apps have posted one-photo projects under this name. Here you upload your photos on this page. You do not open a CapCut file.
No. Duo follows the painted-wall clip, and Solo follows the costume clip. Gotye and Kimbra are the names of the song and the original scene. Your file uses the faces in your photos.
Search the song title and the painted-wall or costume looks on TikTok. The duets and the solo costume reels are the two shapes this page makes.
The song from the clip that tab follows, put back on after the run. Duo and Two pets share the wall clip’s song. Solo uses the costume clip’s song.
Duo and Two pets are 15 seconds, wide 4:3. Solo is about 8 seconds, vertical 9:16. All are MP4 at 480P with the clip’s song. Your download has no watermark.
No. It is made from still photos. You, your friend and your pets did not record the vocal. Use your own photos, or photos of adults who agreed, and say it is AI when you post.
The Gotye body paint trend, the painted wall duet, the Somebody That I Used To Know costume, or a cosplay of the outfits. Some spell the search “somebody that you used to know ai.”
Two photos for the wide duet, or one photo for the vertical solo.
No watermark. A failed video gives its credits back. Secure checkout by Stripe.
