Short answer: to make the 58th Floor AI video, open the 58th Floor AI template on ClipRemake, add a clear photo of yourself (and one of your friend, if you like) and press Remake this. You and your friend take both spots at the hanging mic in the teal studio: your friend finishes the hook, you lean in and take the verse in a close-up, and the camera pulls wide while you rap. Without a second photo the AI makes up the friend. About five minutes later you download a 15-second, 9:16 MP4 with the clip's own sound and no watermark. One video costs $9.99 with one or two photos, and there is no free version.
What is the 58th Floor trend?
"58th Floor" is a song by Anderson .Paak and Cordae. On October 30, 2026 a clip of the two performing it went up on TikTok: a seamless teal studio, one vintage silver mic hanging from the ceiling between them, one finishing the hook and the other leaning in to take the verse.
The handover is the moment people want to be in. Within days AI template sites added two-person versions of it, and people search for it as 58th Floor AI, the 58th Floor trend and the 58th Floor teal studio clip.
Who can be in it
Two adults: you and a friend, a sibling, a partner, the friend you make music with. Each of you keeps your own face, hair and clothes. Only your photo is required: with one photo the AI makes up the friend on the hook, someone who looks like none of your photos. Our two examples below are made both ways.
Neither artist appears in your video. ClipRemake never puts a real celebrity's face in a video, so you can't rap next to Anderson .Paak or Cordae here: both spots at the mic are the people in your photos. It is made for people only, so pets can't join this one.
How to make the 58th Floor AI video, step by step
Step 1: Add your photo
Open the 58th Floor AI page. Tap box 1, You, on the verse, and choose a clear, front-facing photo of yourself. You stand on the right of the mic, take the verse and get the close-up.
- One person per photo, face to the camera, no sunglasses or heavy filters.
- Waist up shows the top you will perform in; the AI adds the rest.
- The face matters most. The verse starts in a close-up of you at the mic, so a sharp, well-lit face is what makes it look like you.
Step 2: Add your friend (optional)
Box 2, Your friend, on the hook, is the one on the left of the mic who finishes the hook in the first shot and hypes you up through the verse. Add a photo or leave it empty; the price is the same. Use only photos of adults who agreed to be in the video.
Step 3: Choose the sound
The switch (3) has two settings:
| Setting | What you get | When to pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Trend sound (default) | Your video with the clip's own 15 seconds of audio: the end of the hook and the start of the verse | You want it ready to post, line for line with the original |
| No song | A silent video | You will add the sound inside TikTok or Reels, the safer way if an app mutes reused audio |
Step 4: Press Remake this
Press Remake this (4). If you are not signed in, you sign in with Google first. If you have no credits yet, you pick a pack: one video is $9.99, and bigger packs and plans cost less per video. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If a render fails, the credits come back on their own.
Step 5: Download and post
About five minutes later the video is in My videos. Download the MP4: it is 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, with no watermark. Switch on the AI-generated label when you post, and tag your friend.
What your video looks like, shot by shot
The teal studio, the hanging mic, the four shots and every move come from the 15 seconds of the handover. Only the two people change:
| Time | Who is on camera | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00–0:05 | Both | A two-shot at the mic: your friend finishes the hook while you nod along and clap, then you turn to the mic and start the verse |
| 0:05–0:08 | Photo 1 | A close-up of you leaning into the mic as the verse starts |
| 0:08–0:11 | Both | A wide shot of the two of you in the teal studio, you rapping, your friend moving to the beat |
| 0:11–0:15 | Both | The two-shot again: you rap with your hands, your friend grins and bobs along |
One voice at a time, as in the original: your friend sings until about 0:04.7, then you turn to the mic and rap to the end while your friend only smiles and nods. Each face stays on its own person in every shot, the close-up included, in both our examples. Small moments can differ between renders.
The sound, and how to change it on TikTok or Reels
With Trend sound on, your video carries the clip's own 15 seconds of audio, so it is ready to post. To use the 58th Floor sound from the app's library instead (it links your post to the trend), make it with No song, then add the sound in TikTok with Add sound, or in Reels with Audio.
Tips for a better result
- Two different looks. You keep your own hair and clothes, so the handover reads best when you and your friend look different.
- Even light. Photos in daylight or soft indoor light blend best with the soft studio light.
- One person per photo. A second face in the frame confuses who goes where.
Is it free?
No. Every video is a real render that costs money to make, so there is no free version, free trial or watermarked preview. One video costs $9.99 with one or two photos, the pricing page lists packs and plans that cost less per video, and failed renders are refunded in credits automatically. Unused packs bought by mistake can be refunded under the refund policy.