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A short-video trend set to the song Burning Bridges. People post a clip of themselves in a chandelier-lit room with green neon on the walls, rapping to the lens, cup in hand, while a crew of friends crowds in and hypes them up. NowStarring makes that clip from one photo of you.

A 10-second MP4 with the song, of you rapping along at the centre of the crew, in five beats: finger guns at the lens, hand on the collar mouthing the words, pointing at the crew, the friends crowding in, and the laugh as the room cheers. Wide 16:9 or vertical 9:16, with no watermark. Each video is a fresh AI render, so the moves and faces in the crowd vary from one to the next.

Here it’s already in it: every video comes with Burning Bridges laid over it, ready to watch, send or post. If you made your clip in another AI tool, add the song when you post: pick the official Burning Bridges sound on TikTok or Instagram Reels and turn the original sound down. Picking the sound also puts your video on the trend page.

No. NowStarring is an independent fan tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Drake, OVO Sound, Republic Records or Universal Music Group, and no footage from the music video appears in your video. Drake never appears in it, and the song belongs to its rights holders.

One clear face, looking at the camera, in good light. A plain selfie is perfect. Avoid group shots, sunglasses and heavy filters. Pets work too: pick a photo where your dog or cat faces the lens.

It comes down to the photo. AI video tools rebuild your face from it in every shot, so a blurry, dark or side-on photo is what makes the face drift. Use one sharp photo of your face toward the camera in even light, with no sunglasses or filters. In other tools, attach it as the reference image instead of describing yourself in text. Here that photo is the reference for the whole video.

Yes. Upload a photo of your pet and it becomes the center of the party, with the crowd cheering around it and the song playing. Use a photo where your pet is looking at the camera.

Yes. Wide 16:9 is the default, framed like the music video and good for YouTube and group chats. Pick vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts before you make the video. Both cost the same.

About 3 minutes. You can close the tab while it renders: we email you when it’s ready, and it waits for you in My videos.

No. The shots, the setting and the timing are built in. You upload one photo and press Make my video. If you’re curious, the prompt page shows the prompt we use.

Yes, with CapCut’s AI video tools: attach your photo, paste our free prompt from the prompt page, export in 9:16 and expect a few tries. A template that only re-cuts your own footage won’t put you in the party scene. Or upload one photo here and get the finished clip with the song in about 3 minutes.

Plans start at $12.90 a month for 135 credits. Credit packs: 90 credits for $9.90, 270 for $27.90 and 540 for $52.90. A 10-second Standard 480p video uses 45 credits and HD 720p uses 90. Longer trends and trends that edit the original clip use more, up to 180 for a 30-second video, and every trend shows its cost before you make it.

It doesn’t film a new scene. It takes the original 15-second clip and puts your face on the rapper, keeping the crowd, the camera and every move. That edit costs over three times as much to render as a 10-second scene and takes about five minutes, so one video uses 90 credits.

Yes. Every pack and plan adds credits to one balance, and it works on every trend. Each trend shows how many credits its video uses before you make it.

You can try it for free, with limits. Copy our full prompt from the prompt page, attach your photo and run it on the free tier of an AI video tool such as Kling or CapCut. Expect watermarks, short clips or a few retries. Here every video is a real render, so there are no free credits: the smallest pack is 90 credits for $9.90, with the song and no watermark.

Pack credits never expire. Plan credits roll over one month, so a month you skip isn’t lost, and they stop when the plan ends. Finished videos stay in My videos until you delete them.

Its credits come back automatically. Nothing to claim and no one to email. Try again, usually with a clearer photo.

Yes, within 14 days of a purchase or a renewal if you haven’t used any of the credits it added: email us from the address on your account. You can cancel a plan anytime, and it won’t renew. If a video fails, its credits come back automatically, without asking.

Checkout is handled by Stripe, with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. We never see or store your card number.

Nothing is charged unless Stripe confirms the payment. If you paid and then closed the page, the credits are still added to your account: refresh the page or open My videos. If you closed it before paying, buy the pack again from Pricing whenever you like.

It’s used only to make your video and is deleted automatically 7 days after upload. Your finished videos stay in your account until you delete them.

No. No celebrities or public figures, and no one under 18. Only upload photos of yourself, your pet, or someone who has agreed to it, and that you have the rights to use.