How to Make the Ba Ba Ba Dance AI Video From Your Photos
The Ba Ba Ba dance step by step: who made it, which photos to use and in which order, what happens in the 30 seconds, the sound and the price, with no dance practice needed.
Two friends side by side in a school library, hands moving on the beat, a solo each, then the whole routine in sync on a "ba ba ba" hook. Ba Ba Ba is one of the two-person TikTok dances of October 2026, and here is how to make a version starring you, and a friend if you like, from your photos.
1Upload one photo per friend
Photo 1 dances on the left and solos second, photo 2 on the right and solos first. With one photo, your partner comes with the template.
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · under 20 MB0/2 photos
Add 1 to 2 photos, one each, in the order of the slots.
Photos that work best
- Clear, waist up
- Screenshots, stickers
- Head only
- Too dark or blurry
- 30 s video
- 9:16, like the original
- Original song available
- No watermark
2Version
By making a video, you confirm you own these photos or have permission from everyone in them, and they don't show celebrities or anyone under 18.
Renders in about 5–10 minutes. We email you the link. Automatic refund if the photo is rejected or the render fails.
What is the Ba Ba Ba dance?
A short two-person routine: you start side by side close to the camera, each of you takes a solo, then you finish the routine together. The dance creator @otr.j5 posted it with a friend on 2 October 2026, captioned "Ba ba baa", and duos started copying it within days. The Ba Ba Ba template follows the moves and framing of that post.
How to make it
- Open the Ba Ba Ba template.
- Add photo 1: the dancer on the left.
- Add photo 2, the dancer on the right, or leave it empty and your partner comes with the template.
- Pick a version and generate. Premium makes the whole 30 seconds; Balanced makes a 15-second highlight.
- Download and post. The MP4 already has the sound, lined up from the first beat.
What happens in the video
- Side by side: you two start together, close to the camera, hands moving on the beat.
- Solo one: photo 1 steps out and photo 2 takes the floor: crossed arms, a point to the sky, a hip roll.
- Solo two: you swap; photo 1 jumps back in and takes the solo, mouthing the "ba ba ba".
- In sync: back together for the rest of the routine, arms up to finish.
Photos that work best
- Show the whole body. It's a full-body dance, so a standing photo from head to knees or toes works best.
- Faces sharp and forward, good light, no sunglasses.
- Pick your side. Photo 1 is on the left and solos second; photo 2 is on the right and solos first. Swap them before you generate for the other part.
- Ask first. Use your own photo and one of someone who said yes; never a stranger, a child or a public figure.
What does it cost?
Premium is 55 credits at 480p, 120 at 720p and 205 at 1080p for the whole 30 seconds, and your account's first Premium 480p video costs at most 20 credits. Balanced makes the 15-second highlight for 15 credits at 480p and 25 at 720p. Without an account, one video starts at $7.99. No watermark, and failed renders are refunded automatically.