In the Closed on Sunday choir scene, hundreds of singers sway, clap and sing around one still figure. In our Closed on Sunday AI maker you choose who that choir is: one of 12 ready-made choirs or a choir you describe in a few words. You, or your pet, always stand in the middle.
The choir changes how the video feels, not how it moves: every Closed on Sunday choir follows the same movement as the original crowd and sings to the same song, on the same sunlit desert hillside.
The 12 ready-made Closed on Sunday choirs
Each picture below shows one singer from that choir. Tap it to see the whole crowd: the look reference we made for that choir with an AI image model. In your video, every singer takes that look and moves like the original crowd.
Original robed choir
Hundreds of singers in plain beige robes, like the original video.
Cat choir
Fluffy cats of every colour in little beige robes, the first AI version of the trend.
Dog choir
Golden retrievers, pugs, shepherds and more, all in choir robes.
Halloween skeletons
Grinning skeletons in robes, singing in the desert sun.
Pumpkin heads
Glowing jack-o'-lantern heads on robed singers.
Zombie choir
Grey-skinned zombies swaying and singing in torn robes.
Angels
Singers in white robes with feathered wings.
Penguins
A colony of penguins with flippers up, in tiny robes.
Frogs
Bright green frogs standing on their back legs in robes.
Teddy bears
Plush teddy bears of every shade, singing their hearts out.
Little green aliens
Big-eyed green aliens in matching robes.
Grandmas
Silver-haired grandmothers clapping and singing along.
The original robed choir
The closest to the music video: plain loose beige and oatmeal robes, a mix of ages and hairstyles, packed shoulder to shoulder. Pick it if you want a Closed on Sunday AI video that is almost identical to the original, with only the person in the middle changed.
The cat choir is where the AI trend started, with a kitten knight standing in a sea of fluffy cats. Animal choirs keep the little beige robes, so the shot still reads as the same scene. They are the funniest with a human in the middle, or with a pet of a different species: a dog in the cat choir, a cat among penguins.
Grinning skeletons, glowing jack-o'-lantern heads and grey-skinned zombies, all singing in bright sunshine. For an October post, pair one with yourself in a normal outfit; the calm face in the middle sells the joke.
Angels, aliens and grandmas
Angels add white robes and feathered wings, the little green aliens have big black eyes, and the grandma choir is a crowd of silver-haired grandmothers clapping along. The grandma choir with a grandchild in the middle is a family-chat favourite.
Describe your own Closed on Sunday choir
Pick Describe your choir in the maker and type who should sing, up to 160 characters. Say what they are, and what they wear if it matters; the model dresses every singer that way and keeps the original movement. Some ideas that read well:
"zombie nurses in torn white uniforms": Halloween with a hospital twist
"golden retrievers in hoodies": a dog choir with a dress code
"tiny astronauts in white space suits": a choir that looks like a launch party
"office workers in grey suits and lanyards": the Monday meeting, but singing
"garden gnomes with red hats": a lawn ornament choir
"vampires in black capes": a darker Sunday
Keep it to a short description of the singers. Do not name real people or brands, and do not describe the camera or the place: the shot, the sun and the hillside stay the same in every Closed on Sunday choir video.
Pick a choir that makes the middle pop
The scene works because the eye finds the one still figure. Contrast helps: a bright outfit against beige robes, a ginger cat among white angels, a person among penguins. A cat in the cat choir or a dog in the dog choir can look great, but the lead blends in more. Tips for pets in the middle.
Who is the choir in the original Closed on Sunday video?
Ye's Sunday Service choir. In the ending of the 2019 music video they sing the closing chorus around him on a hillside while he stands still.
Does the choir change the price?
No. Every preset and typed choir costs the same: $9.90 per video, or less in a pack.
Can the choir be the same animal as my pet?
Yes, but your pet stands out more against a different choir. The model keeps the lead's own face, fur and markings, and every choir member is a different individual.
Can I type a choir in another language?
English works best. Short descriptions in other languages often work too, but the model reads English most reliably.