AI retirement video with their real face in it: the office on its feet clapping them out, then the beach, the boat or the alarm clock tossed away.
What one 12s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 700 credits | 1,485 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 860 credits | 1,845 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,265 credits | 2,835 credits |
Credits per video. Every model here is in the generator above, so pick the look you want.
Five AI retirement videos, each made on Kavel from one ordinary Instagram photo. Every one is a template in the generator above: tap it, add a photo of the person retiring, and the scene is already written.
An AI retirement video is a short clip made from one photo of the person retiring: the office claps them out, they carry the desk box to the door, or they are already on a beach chair, a fishing boat or the porch on their first morning off. Most retirement video makers run years of old photos through a slideshow. This one makes the person in your photo move.
Upload one photo, keep the default walk-out or tap a template, and change the setting, the outfit or where they go next in the prompt. Retiring on a birthday too? The AI birthday video generator uses the same photo for a cake and a scene far from the office. Want them meeting the kid they were before the first day of work? Hug my younger self AI puts them next to their childhood self in one picture.
Creative engine
Your photo goes into Seedance 2.0 Mini as the reference for the person in it, and the prompt writes the scene around them: the office and the clapping, the beach, the lake or the porch, and the moment they turn to the camera. A 12-second AI retirement video is one payment with nothing to renew, and the price is in the FAQ below.
A man carries his desk box past clapping coworkers, turns and waves on the way to the door.
A woman on a beach chair raises a cold drink to the camera and takes a sip.
One photo, one scene, and the clip is back in a few minutes.
A recent photo with the face clear and well lit. A shot from work, from a wedding, or from last summer's barbecue all work.

The default has them leaving the office with their desk box while everyone claps. Tap any example above for the party, the beach, the boat or the first morning off, or write where they are heading next: the golf course, the camper van, the garden.
The clip comes with its own sound: the clapping, the waves or the water, no song. Put it on the screen before the speeches, drop it in the family chat, or add their favorite track in Reels or Facebook.
Anyone whose last day deserves more than a card everyone signed in the break room.
Play it at the family dinner and watch them see themselves walk into a room that is cheering for them.
Open the farewell with it, before the speeches, while everyone is still looking at the screen.
One photo from the company website, and they are walking out with their desk box while the office claps. Nobody has to know you made it on Thursday.
A send-off clip of them on the beach or the lake, posted to the school page on the last day of term.
One photo makes a 12-second vertical retirement clip with its own sound; each clip is paid.
Keep it short: thank them for one specific thing, then wish them well in what comes next. The clip itself carries no words, so put your message in the caption, the card, or say it out loud right after it plays at the party.
Most retirement videos are a montage of old photos and messages from coworkers, and if that is what you need, a group-message tool such as VidDay collects them for you. This page makes the one clip a montage lacks: the person themselves on their last day, or on their first day off, moving. It works on its own or as the closing shot of the montage.
The one they would actually play. The clip comes with applause and party sound, not a song, so you choose the track when you post it in Reels, Facebook or your video editor.
Show them where they are going, not just where they have been. Change the prompt to put them on a golf course, a beach, a fishing boat or a road trip after the party, with their face kept from your photo.
No, each clip is paid. The standard one, 12 seconds of video, is $9.99 as a single video: one payment and nothing renews. Plan credits cover it too, and if the run fails the credits go straight back to your balance.
Yes. Use a photo of them, not of you, as the input, and type who it is for. Their face, hair and clothes come from that photo, and the scene is written around them.
This video is $9.99 on its own, with nothing to cancel later. The packs make each next clip cheaper, their credits never expire, and a run that fails puts its credits back.
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One photo, the send-off already written, and they walk out to a room that is clapping for them, or straight onto the beach. Their send-off is a single payment with no plan behind it, the file you play at the party has no watermark on it, and a failed run is never charged. Have it ready before the cake is cut.
Your clip comes with its own room sound, the clapping, the waves or the water, not a song. Add their favorite track in Reels, Facebook or your video editor when you post.
This video is $9.99, paid once. No subscription.