Aura farming Korean AI is the K-drama classroom video template: the class goes wild on the desks, the teacher glares, and a transfer student makes a slow main character entrance, looks back and owns the red and blue neon. Upload your photo to play that student and a friend's photo to play the teacher, and download the whole 30-second scene as a square MP4 with the trend's song. It is an AI video trend, not a scene from a real drama, not farming and not a brand called AURA.
Make my K-drama entrance30 s · 480p · Square 1:1 · The trend's song
Seedance 2.5 makes the whole 30-second scene in one run. It reviews both photos and the scene first; if the review declines, your credits come back.
One continuous 30-second clip with the original soundtrack.
Preview: the scene your video follows, played by AI-generated actors (not made on this site). Your photo plays the student and your friend's photo plays the teacher. Your video keeps this song.
Your photo plays the transfer student who walks in; a friend's photo plays the teacher at the green board. Both appear in the whole 30-second classroom scene.
One adult per photo, face visible, upper body in view, wearing the clothes you want in the K-drama scene. JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 px on the short side.
The price shows on the button before you start. Most videos are ready in a few minutes; download the square MP4 with the song and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Aura farming is Gen Z slang for doing something cool on purpose to collect "aura", the imaginary points for presence; "farming" comes from games, where you repeat an action to rack up points. The Korean AI version puts that idea in a Korean high-school drama: your photo goes in, and you come out as the calm new student everyone turns to look at.
It borrows the K-drama school tropes people already know: the transfer student who arrives mid-lesson, the walk to the back row, the slow look over the shoulder, the teacher's glare and the dramatic close-ups. The joke is how much main character energy one ordinary photo can farm.
The K-drama scene has two people worth recasting. The transfer student is in almost every shot after the first eight seconds; the teacher only reacts, but the glare is half the joke.
Walks in at the back, stops and looks over the shoulder, sits down and smiles over a notebook, then gets the red and blue neon close-ups with sunglasses pushed up, pulls a hood up and ends with arms crossed. Face, hair, build and clothes come from your photo; the sunglasses are a prop and stay.
Talks at the green board, turns and glares, then keeps staring while the student settles in.
Only upload photos of yourself or of adults who said yes.
Your video follows the shots of the trend's 28-second classroom render, held to 30 seconds. Times below are from the 30-second version.
Both clips show the K-drama classroom scene this page makes, played by AI-generated actors. They were not made on this site; your video recasts the student and the teacher with your photos.
The whole Korean classroom scene
28 seconds: the desks, the teacher's glare, the transfer student's entrance and the neon. Your video recasts both the student and the teacher.
The neon close-ups
The last 9.5 seconds: sunglasses up, red and blue light, the hood, arms crossed.
All three can put your face in a trend clip. Only one rebuilds the K-drama classroom around you, shot by shot, with the song already in sync.
| CapCut-style template | Face-only app | Aura farming Korean AI (this page) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you give | Photos or clips dropped into a fixed edit | A source video and a face photo | Two photos: you and a friend |
| Follows the classroom shots? | Only as a layout; you stay a cut-out on top | Yes, but only the face changes; the original actor's body stays | Yes: the trend's clip drives every shot and cut |
| Who is on screen | Your photo, mostly unchanged | Your face on someone else's body and clothes | You, redrawn in each shot in your own clothes |
| Sound | The template's audio | Whatever the source video had | The trend's song, already in sync |
| Best for | A quick effect on photos you already have | Putting your face on a clip you already have | Being the transfer student, or the teacher, in this exact trend |
One video is one charge, shown on the button before you start. Every video is the whole 30-second scene with both photos, so the price depends only on the resolution. A failed video is refunded automatically.
| Model | Length | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 | 30s | 233 credits | 523 credits | 928 credits |
The cheapest video is 233 credits (Seedance 2.5, 30 s, 480p). On monthly plans a credit costs about $0.037, so the default setting (Seedance 2.5, 30 s, 480p) is 233 credits, about $8.66. Eligible new accounts currently receive 10 credits. Signup credits expire after 3 days.
For creators and small brands posting every day. Every video is the full 30-second scene on Seedance 2.5.
| Setup | One video | 20 videos | Fits in one month of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 · 30s · 480p | 233 credits | 4660 credits | More than the largest monthly plan |
| Seedance 2.5 · 30s · 720p | 523 credits | 10460 credits | More than the largest monthly plan |
| Seedance 2.5 · 30s · 1080p | 928 credits | 18560 credits | More than the largest monthly plan |
| Free credits on sign-up | 10 credits for eligible new accounts |
|---|---|
| $5 Trial pack | 24 credits once: not enough for one video here (from 233 credits); use them on other tools or add credits |
| Watermark | Free accounts get a moving watermark; the clean original is kept privately |
| After you buy any plan or pack | Your earlier videos switch to the clean original, with no new generation |
| If a video fails | Your credits come back automatically |
One video is one charge, shown on the button before you start. Every video is the whole 30-second scene with both photos, so the price depends only on the resolution. A failed video is refunded automatically.
Starter
For trying the trend
240 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
Pro
For regular creators
780 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
Enterprise
For agencies and pages
2,650 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
Pick 720p or 1080p rather than 480p: the neon close-ups fill the screen, so they show detail first. The file is square (720×720 at 720p, 1080×1080 at 1080p). Upload the downloaded MP4 as it is instead of re-exporting it in another editor, which compresses it twice, and turn on the HD upload option if your app offers one.
It works if the face is in focus and the photo is at least 300 px on its short side. A scan of a print beats a screenshot of it. Crop to one person, avoid group shots and expect softer faces in the close-ups: a higher resolution cannot add detail the photo does not have.
Identity drift usually comes from a weak photo. The trend's clip already drives the motion, so each photo decides a face: one sharp, front-facing photo per person in even light, without sunglasses, filters, heavy beauty mode or hands on the face. Every video is one Seedance 2.5 run, so there is no join mid-scene.
Seedance 2.5 reviews both photos and the scene before it starts; if it declines, the charge is refunded. Try clearer, front-facing photos, one adult in each.
It is a meme template, not a scene from a real drama. "Aura farming" is slang for farming coolness points; the Korean AI version stages it as a K-drama classroom with a transfer student's entrance, played by AI-generated actors and set to one song. That song is already inside every video made here, in sync with the cuts.
No. A face-only app pastes your face onto another actor's body. Here the model redraws you, with your own hair, build and clothes, inside each shot of the classroom scene, and your friend the same way as the teacher, following the trend's clip and song. That is why two clear photos matter more than editing skills.
Put your photo in the student slot and your friend's in the teacher slot, keep the default settings and press the button. There is nothing to edit: the shots, the cuts and the song are already in place, and you download a finished 30-second square MP4. At the default (Seedance 2.5, 480p) a video is 233 credits.
Yes: one of you is the student who walks in and gets the neon close-ups, the other is the teacher glaring from the board. The scene keeps those roles, so you will not both be dancing side by side. For a couple dance, try the Raindance AI or Alors on Danse AI templates on this site.
At the default (Seedance 2.5, 30 s, 480p) 20 videos are 4660 credits; at 720p they are 10460 credits and at 1080p 18560 credits. For comparison, the Pro monthly plan includes 780 credits.
Usually the resolution or a second export. Make it at 720p or 1080p, download the MP4 and upload that file directly instead of re-exporting it in another editor, and turn on HD upload if your app offers it. 480p is fine for a draft, but the neon close-ups show its limits on a phone screen.
Yes, if the face is sharp and the photo is at least 300 px on its short side. Crop it to one person and scan prints instead of photographing them. Expect softer detail in the close-ups: the model cannot add sharpness the photo never had.
Start from better photos: one person each, facing the camera, even light, no sunglasses, filters, beauty mode or hands on the face. The trend clip already handles the motion, so the photos decide how stable the faces look. Every video is made in one Seedance 2.5 run, so there is no join mid-scene.
One photo for the transfer student, one for the teacher, 30 seconds of the Korean classroom trend with its song.
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