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AI dance video generator: the viral dances, from your photo

Every dance here is a routine people are copying on TikTok right now, rebuilt from the original clip. Upload a photo and the person (or pet) in it does the steps on the beat, with the song.

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How an AI dance video works

Each template starts from the real dance clip. The AI video model follows its moves, camera and timing, and replaces the dancer with the person in your photo: your face, hair and outfit. You don’t write a prompt and you don’t need to know a single step.

Because the motion comes from the original, the steps land where people expect them, which is what makes a dance trend recognizable in the first second.

Solo, duo or the whole group

Some dances are made for one person, like Uptown Funk or Dime Dime Baby. Can I Ride, Alors on danse and Smalltown Boy take two photos; Gas Station Dance takes three; Toc Toc takes one to three. Babies get Dame Hombro, and pets get La Calabaza and Head Bop.

Why not just film it?

Learning a routine, finding a spot, getting everyone in sync and filming ten takes is the hard part of a dance trend. A template turns that into a photo upload, so you can post while the sound is still climbing.

Compare the templates

TemplatePhotosLengthFramePrice
Uptown Funk1 photo12 s16:9from 10 credits
Can I Ride2 photos10 s9:16from 10 credits
Dime Dime Baby1 photo9 s9:16from 10 credits
Charme Dance1 photo28 s9:16from 15 credits
Toc Toc Dance1–3 photos10 s9:16from 10 credits
Gas Station Dance3 photos20 s9:16from 15 credits
Alors on danse2 photos27 s4:3from 15 credits
Smalltown Boy2 photos21 s3:4from 40 credits
Rumpelstiltskin2 photos12 s16:9from 10 credits
Bulin 47 Baby1 photo15 s9:16from 15 credits
La Calabaza Dance1 photo14 s9:16from 10 credits
Head Bop1 photo12 s4:3from 10 credits

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick a dance

    Solo, duo, trio, baby or pet: each card shows the photos it takes.

  2. 02

    Upload full-body photos

    Dances need arms and legs, so head-to-toe photos work best.

  3. 03

    Post with the song

    The MP4 already has the sound, synced to the steps.

Ideas for your next post

With friends

  1. Can I Ride: tag your dance partner
  2. Toc Toc: the group chat charging the camera
  3. Gas Station Dance: the road-trip trio

Solo flex

  1. Uptown Funk: lead the street dance line
  2. Charme Dance: out-dance the Rio crowd
  3. Dime Dime Baby: the quinceañera stare

Family and pets

  1. Dame Hombro: your baby’s first dance
  2. La Calabaza: three dancing copies of your cat
  3. Head Bop: your dog keeping the beat

Photo tips

  • Head to toe

    A full-body photo gives the model your build and outfit for every step.

  • Face sharp and forward

    Most dances end in a close-up, so the face needs to be clear.

  • Clothes that move

    You dance in the outfit from your photo; bright colors read best.

  • Empty hands

    Anything you hold is left out, and the moves need free hands.

Mistakes that make a video fall flat

  • A close selfie for a full-body dance. The model has to invent your legs and outfit. Use a photo that shows them.

  • Different framing for each friend. Mixed selfies and wide shots make the group look mismatched.

  • Swapping in another sound. The steps are timed to the trend’s song; another track breaks the sync.

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