Aura farming TikTok template: a 9:16 classroom video with music

Three steps to an original classroom moment

1. Create the classroom video. Sign in, upload your own clear consented adult portrait, confirm consent, select the Korean classroom template and submit the 20-credit quote.
2. Download and upload the vertical edit. Preview the approved result with its original music, download it and select that saved file in TikTok’s upload workflow. Keep the 9:16 portrait framing.
3. Choose eligible audio and review. Keep the included instrumental or select a sound available for your account and intended use. Balance or mute the original audio, check captions and disclosure, then preview before publishing.

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Korean classroom aura farming — AI-generated example

Current classroom video specifications

What template means in this workflow

Here, template refers to the Korean classroom generation workflow, not a TikTok-hosted editing asset or an official integration. You begin on Aura Farming AI, create new scenes from an adult portrait and download the approved file. Uploading that file to TikTok is a separate publishing step that you control. This distinction matters because the generator cannot attach a TikTok sound, choose your posting account or publish on your behalf. There is no platform affiliation implied by this tutorial. Its purpose is to help you carry a finished portrait-format scene into a normal short-video posting workflow.

Prepare one suitable portrait and confirm consent

Choose one clear photograph of yourself as an adult, with your consent, even light and ordinary clothing. Keep the face unobstructed and avoid group images or a background that competes with the subject. Upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP file within 10 MB after signing in. Read and actively tick the required consent checkbox; it is not assumed from the fact that you uploaded a file. Automatic image safety checks happen before generation credits are reserved. If an image is flagged or the check is inconclusive, follow the review guidance rather than attempting to hide the issue with additional prompt text.

Choose the classroom mood you can actually order

The current theme is Korean classroom-style footage. Classroom entrance, Over-the-shoulder glance and Neon close-up are three preset prompt directions, not promises of a frame-perfect movement sequence. Their exact motion remains subject to verification in real orders. Use the published demonstration to judge the broad look and choose the nearest direction for your idea. A calm portrait and one readable glance are easier to communicate in a short edit than a list of rapid gestures. Other settings, reference-video uploads and exact choreography are not part of the current template, even if another tutorial elsewhere uses the same trend label.

Know the portrait export before adding text

The pipeline generates three five-second source clips and cuts them into about nine seconds of final 9:16 video. The delivered duration is shorter than the combined source footage. Preview the result from beginning to end before designing a caption around a particular beat. Leave important wording away from the very edges, where an app's controls or description can compete with it. A short, readable caption is usually easier to assess on a phone than several blocks of moving text. Check the actual upload preview rather than assuming every screen will crop or overlay the same elements in the same way.

Keep the included music when it fits

New exports include Classroom Spark, our original CC0 instrumental added by the server. It has no vocals and provides a consistent musical direction for the classroom edit. You can keep this audio if it supports your intended mood. It is not a licensed bundle of popular TikTok songs, and buying a video pack does not grant rights to unrelated recordings. Listen to the complete result once with headphones or a clear speaker before deciding to replace anything. The pause, glance and final lighting change may already read well with the existing instrumental, without additional editing.

Find popular audio in the publishing app

If you want a sound you currently hear in other posts, look for it in TikTok's available sound-selection tools when editing the uploaded video. Preview the available section against your scene and choose it only if it is eligible for your account, region and intended use. Availability can change, so this guide does not promise access to a particular track. Do not download a song from another user's post and bake it into the generated file. The sound you select in TikTok belongs to that publishing workflow; it is not supplied by Aura Farming AI or automatically licensed for every destination.

Use the appropriate library for commercial content

TikTok's official business guidance describes its Commercial Music Library as a source of pre-cleared music for businesses. For a post promoting a brand, product or service, check the current commercial-use guidance and eligible library options before selecting a soundtrack. A song that appears in a personal feed is not enough evidence for a promotional use. This is a practical publishing check, not a substitute for the terms attached to a specific track. If you also plan to post the edit elsewhere, assess that destination separately rather than assuming one platform's audio permission travels with the download.

Avoid two soundtracks competing

When adding a separate track, use the audio controls available in your publishing interface to reduce or mute the video's original instrumental as appropriate. Preview before posting: two overlapping beats can make a simple classroom moment feel cluttered. Check the beginning and ending so the selected audio section does not cut awkwardly across the final glance. Controls and labels can change with app versions, so inspect the current interface instead of searching for an exact button position from an old screenshot. Retain the original downloaded file separately in case you later want a version with the included Classroom Spark soundtrack.

Understand payment, review and delivery

Each classroom video uses 20 credits. Single is $9.90 for one video, Triple is $19.90 for three and Five is $29.90 for five, with 20, 60 and 100 credits respectively. Packs are one-time purchases, not subscriptions, and new accounts receive no generation credits. Applicable taxes appear at checkout. Safe outputs can pass automatic checks; flagged or uncertain results remain private for human review. Confirmed failures and timeouts automatically return reserved credits. Once delivered, inspect and download your result, keep its AI-generated disclosure, and use the platform's applicable synthetic-media labeling controls when publishing. Neither music choice nor this workflow guarantees views or a particular audience response.

Frequently asked questions

Plan your next classroom scene

Create new AI-generated scenes from your consented photo in the photo studio, or review the current one-time video packs. Explore the Aura Farming AI homepage and the classroom prompt collection. Read our Content Policy, Terms and Refund Policy before submitting. Questions: support@aurafarmingai.net.