Make a Migos AI Video on Desktop: Free First Attempt
Use the current desktop workflow: sign up, upload two photos, choose 4 or 15 seconds and an output quality, then review and download the finished video.
You can create the orange-booth duet in your browser. The generator supplies the performance reference; your two photos supply the cast. Start with a short clip to check the opening before choosing a longer generation.
1. Sign up and check your free credits
Create an account to receive signup credits. Select Low 480P / 4 seconds for a first attempt using 16 credits. Check your account balance before submitting. You do not need to purchase a subscription to use signup credits.
2. Upload one reference per subject
Photo 1 replaces the performer starting on the viewer’s left. Photo 2 replaces the performer starting on the right. Inspect both upload previews and swap the photos if you want to reverse the casting. Roles follow the original performer through movement, not whichever subject happens to be on the left at each moment.
Use visible facial detail and include the outfit information you care about. See the photo guide for preparation and the two-photo example for an existing input-to-result walkthrough.
3. Choose duration and quality
The generator offers 4 seconds and 15 seconds. Low 480P, Standard 720P and High 1080P use 4, 8 and 16 credits per second respectively. Check the selected settings and the displayed cost; a longer or higher-quality clip requires more credits.
The booth and performance instructions are built in. There is no prompt field or source-video upload in this workflow.
4. Generate and review the full result
Submit the two references, then wait for generation and finishing. Watch the opening, a head turn or gesture, and the ending. Compare each performer with its photo and listen to the soundtrack. Download the completed result after reviewing it.
A new generation can vary from an earlier attempt. Higher resolution does not guarantee perfect likeness, hands or lip synchronization.
5. Prepare the post
Check the downloaded file’s framing rather than assuming it is already 9:16. Keep both performers visible when fitting it into a portrait canvas. The site adds the reference soundtrack during finishing; listen before adding another track to avoid duplicate audio. Check the music terms for your account and intended use.
Read the editing guide for captions, layout and final export checks. For role or identity problems, use the troubleshooting guide.