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TOESA Quit Job

One photo becomes the singer on a K-pop music-show stage, dancing between a white rabbit and a teddy bear. 29-second silent horizontal AI video.

100 credits · from $6.67 / videoWith the 600-credit pack ($39.99 total). Taxes calculated at checkout.See prices

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Photo 1: the person who sings and dances in the middle of the stage. The person in the photo has agreed to appear.
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Photo tips
  • One person per photo
  • Face clearly visible, body at least from head to knees
  • A plain photo without sunglasses or hats works best

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To make the TOESA Quit Job video, upload one photo of the singer and generate. You get a 29-second horizontal video for 100 credits; the smallest pack is USD 7.99. The export is silent, so add the song when you post.

How to make the TOESA Quit Job video

  1. Add one clear photo of the singer.
  2. Check the price: 100 credits. No account is needed for a one-time purchase.
  3. Generate, then check that the singer keeps your look.
  4. Download your 16:9 video and add the song in your editing or posting app.

One photo, one star

This template recreates the TOESA Quit Job trend, also searched as TOESA AI trend. A singer in a school-style blazer and scarf performs on a K-pop music-show stage, with a tall white rabbit and a teddy bear dancing beside her. Upload one photo to take the lead.

Singer. Your photo plays the singer in the middle of the stage, microphone in hand, singing and dancing.

Rabbit and bear. The white rabbit and teddy bear are costume characters that come with the scene. They are not generated from your photo.

Good photos. One person, face clearly visible, body at least from head to knees. Only upload a photo of someone who has agreed to appear.

One photo is required. The clip is long and the video is horizontal, so it suits landscape posts better than a vertical feed.

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Your video, at a glance

Length
29 seconds
Format
16:9
Export
1080p enhanced
Sound
Silent video
Watermark
None
Per generation
100 credits

USD 7.99 buys 100 credits, enough for one video with this template. This is a one-time purchase. Taxes are shown at checkout.

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Before you generate

What is the TOESA Quit Job trend?

A trend built on a music-show stage performance with a mascot rabbit and teddy bear, where people drop their office badge and dance out of work. This template recreates the stage version from your photo.

How many photos do I need?

One photo of the person who sings and dances in the middle of the stage.

Is the video vertical?

No. It is horizontal 16:9, like the original stage clip.

How long is the video, and in what format?

29 seconds, horizontal 16:9, with a 1080p enhanced export and no sound.

How much does one TOESA Quit Job video cost?

100 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 100 credits for USD 7.99. No subscription is needed.

Can I change the rabbit and bear?

No. They stay as in the original stage scene.

Can I add the song?

The export is silent. Add the track in your posting app if it is available for your use.

Does the video include the song?

The video exports without sound. Add music available for your account and intended use in your posting app, then check the timing before sharing.

Will it match the reference?

The original clip guides the dance, the rabbit and bear, and the camera cuts. Check that the singer keeps the look of your photo; long clips can drift in detail. A new generation uses another 100 credits and may look different.

What if generation fails?

A failed generation returns the credits it used. This is a credit return, not a cash refund. For a completed result or billing issue, contact support. See the service terms for details.

Will my video have a watermark?

No. Your downloaded video has no watermark.

How long does generation take?

Generation usually takes about 10–15 minutes. It can take longer when the service is busy. We email you when your video is ready.

Do I need an account?

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What if I don’t like the result?

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Can I get a refund?

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