Three ways to make a Burning Bridges AI video

Option 1: the free prompt, DIY

The full tested party prompt is published free on our prompt page — copy it into any image-to-video generator that accepts a reference image and audio. You will need to source the template video and the song yourself, then edit them together.

This route is free in credits but expensive in assembly — the trend’s look depends on the reference footage driving the scene, not just the text.

Option 2: a generic AI video tool

Tools like Clipfly, Vidu, Pollo AI, PixVerse, Runway, Pika, Kling, Hailuo and Higgsfield all render image-to-video — some cheaply, some with generous free tiers. The catch is the same: you supply the prompt, the reference video and the soundtrack, and you fix the result in an editor.

If you already know the workflow, it works. If you just want the clip, it is a lot of moving parts for ten seconds.

Option 3: the one-photo pipeline

Here the prompt, the template video and the song are already wired server-side — you upload one photo, pick a format and quality, and the finished clip downloads with the soundtrack on it. A 720p clip costs 200 credits (the $9.99 "1 HD Video" pack covers one).

Which to pick

Learning prompt work? Take the free prompt. Just want the clip posted tonight? Upload the photo. Either way, label the result AI-generated when you post.