What is the same
Both tools take two photos, one per performer, and stage the same scene: a teal, COLORS-style studio, one microphone hanging between the two people, the first finishing the hook and the second taking the verse, both lip-synced to the original recording. Both make a 15-second vertical clip for TikTok, Reels and Shorts and both accept pets; Starrd renders on Seedance 2.5, which is 58th Floor AI’s Pro option.
What is different
Starrd offers a 30-second Extended cut for 250 credits; 58th Floor AI currently makes the 15-second version only. 58th Floor AI gives you two models, Standard on Seedance 2.0 Fast and Pro on Seedance 2.5 (Starrd’s model), adds a 720p option and a Silent version without the explicit soundtrack, shows the cost of each clip before you render, refunds a render that fails, and sells pack credits that never expire.
On price, Starrd lists the 15-second template at 150 Starrd credits, about $7.50 by its own blog’s maths. On 58th Floor AI a Standard 480p clip is 10 credits, the $6.99 Single pack, and a Pro clip on Seedance 2.5 is 25 credits.
Which one should you use?
Pick Starrd if you want the 30-second cut or already hold Starrd credits. Pick 58th Floor AI if you want a cheap Standard render at $6.99, Starrd’s own Seedance 2.5 model with a 720p option on Pro, a silent version without the explicit lyrics, or one-time credits that never expire.
Prices and features on both sides change quickly during a trend, so check the current price on each checkout before you pay.
Sites with similar names
58th Floor AI lives at 58thfloorai.video. It is not part of Starrd, it is not 58thfloorai.com, and it is not an official product of COLORS, Anderson .Paak or Cordae. Check the address bar and the price on the button to know which service you are using.