Tiny Desk AI Farewell Video for Coworkers

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Give a coworker a 15-second office-band send-off with one portrait per performer.

Pick your farewell lineup
3 peopleCoworker on lead, project partner on keys, teammate on sax.
5 peopleAdd left and right backing singers.
SurpriseCast a willing teammate as lead. Send the clip to the person leaving.

Plan the send-off across three shots

Open with the coworker’s project partner on front keys. In a five-person cast, two teammates join on back-left and back-right vocals. A three-person cast keeps the backing singers from the reference performance.

Save the laughing lead close-up in the middle for the person you’re sending off. Ask them to choose a head-and-shoulders photo with a natural expression, since this shot gives the clearest view of their face.

Give another teammate the final sax close-up. The keyboard player returns in the lower right using the same portrait. Watch the five-person reference to see where everyone appears.

Let a teammate lead a surprise farewell

If the person leaving hasn’t agreed to appear, put a willing teammate on lead. Write a dedication about one moment you shared and send it privately with the video.

A caption for their last day

Swap in a project you worked on together and one detail the team remembers. Send the note with the MP4 in the farewell chat.

Farewell chat caption

[Name], thanks for seeing [project] through with us. We’ll be telling the story of [shared moment] for a long time. One last encore from the team, and all the best in your next chapter!

A caption for a team transfer

If you’ll still see each other at work, make it a lighter send-off with a line they’re known for saying.

Team transfer caption

[Name], good luck with the new team! Every time someone says “[favorite phrase]” in a meeting, we’ll think of you. Here’s one last encore from your old team.

Collect photos, make the clip and send it

Ask each consenting adult coworker for one clear portrait. If you’re starting from a team photo, crop each person separately and leave out badges, client details and other faces.

Choose the cast size and assign each portrait a role in the creator. Play the downloaded MP4 with sound from start to finish and check who appears in each shot. The clip keeps the preset performance and fixed soundtrack. Add your caption to the message and share it with the audience everyone agreed to.