How to Post a Smalltown Boy AI Video
Download your Smalltown Boy AI dance video and share it on TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts, with caption ideas and a simple posting checklist.
From your photos to a published dance video
The process is simple: generate your dance, download the video, upload it to your chosen app, add a caption, and publish. Smalltown Boy AI creates the video; you choose where and how to share it.
Your completed clip is 21 seconds, 720p, and vertical 9:16, with its soundtrack included. If you already have a result, start with the download steps below. If you need a clip first, open the generator with two individual photos or one clear duo photo. Each generation costs 10 credits.
1. Download your completed video
Preview the result, then use its download action while signed in to the account that created it. Download it while the stored file is available. There is no separate download fee, and spending your last credits on the generation does not prevent downloading that successful result.
Find the saved file in your device's downloads or the location selected by your browser. Open it to confirm that it plays with sound. If you generated on a computer and plan to post from your phone, transfer the original downloaded file to your phone first.
Keep this original file. Use it instead of recording the preview screen, which can include interface elements or miss the audio. If the download fails, follow the troubleshooting guide before starting another generation.
2. Upload to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts
Open your chosen app's video creation or upload flow and select the saved clip. Buttons can vary by device and account; use the upload options available in your app.
| Destination | What to prepare |
|---|---|
| TikTok | Upload the clip, add a caption, and choose your audience. If adding a platform sound, adjust the original audio so the tracks do not overlap unintentionally. |
| Instagram Reels | Create a Reel from the file, select a cover, and add your caption. Place cover text and overlays where they leave both characters visible. |
| YouTube Shorts | Upload the vertical clip, add a title, and review visibility, audience, and applicable altered-content settings. |
The generator's portrait format gives you a starting point for all three. Any trimming, text overlays, or reframing happens in your publishing app or editor; keep both characters in the frame.
3. Add a caption that fits your duo
Give viewers the joke or relationship in one sentence. These examples include a clear AI description; adapt them to your actual video:
- Friends: “We finally learned the Smalltown Boy dance. Our AI doubles did, anyway.”
- Couple: “Our new couple dance routine, made with AI.”
- Two cats: “The cats have formed a dance duo. Smalltown Boy, made with AI.”
A few relevant hashtags can describe the clip, but no hashtag combination guarantees reach. Use a title or caption people can understand without them. Need a pairing or story idea? Explore 10 Smalltown Boy AI video ideas.
4. Check the sound and AI label
The downloaded video already includes music. If you add another track, listen to the mix before posting; replace or lower the original audio as needed. Changing a caption or editing the audio does not require generating the dance again.
For business posts or advertising, check which music is permitted for your account and purpose. A platform-library sound is not automatically cleared for use on other platforms. See the song guide for identifying the track.
Use applicable AI-content labels when publishing. TikTok requires labeling realistic AI-generated content; YouTube requires disclosure for meaningfully altered or synthetic content that appears realistic. A humorous caption does not replace a required platform label. Use photos you have permission to share and avoid implying that someone actually performed or endorsed the generated dance.
5. Run one final check, then publish
Watch the uploaded preview from beginning to end and check:
- Picture: Both characters are visible, text avoids their faces, and any AI changes to faces, clothing, limbs, or pet features are acceptable to you.
- Sound: The audio is audible, with no unintended overlapping tracks.
- Post details: The caption describes the clip honestly, required labels are selected, and the audience is correct.
- Privacy: Neither the footage nor the caption exposes information you did not intend to share.
Publish when the preview is ready, then check the posted version for missing sound or an unexpected crop. Keep your original download so you can prepare another version without paying for another generation.
Ready to share your own duo?
Already have a completed video? Download it and follow the steps above. Still choosing your photos? Read the best-photo guide, then make your Smalltown Boy AI dance.