How to Make the Can I Ride Dance AI Video From Two Photos
The Can I Ride dance step by step, which two photos to use and in which order, what happens in the 10 seconds, the sound and the price, with no dance practice or CapCut needed.
Two friends stand side by side in front of a phone, a house beat drops and a voice asks "can I ride?". Hands roll at the chest, claps, arm swings, a knee kick and a grin at the camera: ten seconds, perfectly in sync. Can I Ride is the two-person TikTok dance of October 2026, and here is how to make a version starring you and a friend from two photos, without learning a single step.
1Upload one photo per friend
Photo 1 dances on the left, photo 2 on the right.
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · under 20 MB0/2 photos
Add 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
- 10 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 Can I Ride dance?
A short two-person routine to "Can I Ride" by SIDEPIECE and 95 South. In early October the song's hook became the sound of a dance that duos, trios and families started copying; posts credit the choreography to Temi and Spencer Anderson. The Can I Ride template follows the moves and framing of the take that made it viral. For the song and the steps, see Can I Ride dance: the song, the steps and the trend.
How to make it
- Open the Can I Ride template.
- Add photo 1: the dancer on the left.
- Add photo 2: the dancer on the right.
- Pick a version and generate. Every version renders the whole 10-second clip.
- Download and post. The MP4 already has the song, lined up from the first beat.
What happens in the video
- 0–1.25 s: you two line up side by side, facing the camera.
- 1.25–4 s: a hand on the heart, a rolling fist, crossed arms, then claps, all in sync.
- 4–7.5 s: arms swing out, wrists flick down and each of you kicks a knee up.
- 7.5–10 s: loose bounces, a smile and a line mouthed straight at the camera.
Photos that work best
- Show the whole body. It's a full-body dance, so standing photos from head to knees or toes work best.
- Faces sharp and forward, good light, no sunglasses.
- One person per photo. Two separate photos give each face the most detail.
- Pick your side. Swap the photos before you generate if you want the other side.
- Ask first. Use your own photo and one of someone who said yes.
Can I do it alone, or with my dog?
It's a two-person dance, so the template needs two photos. Pets aren't supported in this one; for pets, try Money Flex Dog or the other pet trends.
What does it cost?
Balanced is 10 credits at 480p and 20 at 720p. Premium is 20 credits at 480p, 40 at 720p and 70 at 1080p. Without an account, one video starts at $7.99. No watermark, and failed renders are refunded automatically.
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