AI Dance Video Generator

AI DANCE VIDEO GENERATOR

AI Dance Video Generator

Choose a dance, add your character photos, and turn the movement into an AI video. Compare a complete example before choosing your inputs.

Your photo. Your favorite moves.

Explore the examples. Select one to try its dance and sample photos.

Let’s Go source character 1 — Source photo

Dance reference

Dance result

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Side Step

AI-generated side step example · 14.98 seconds

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Dog Dance

AI-generated dog dance example · 14.98 seconds

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Baby Sway Dance

AI-generated baby sway example · 14.94 seconds

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Popstar

AI-generated example · 30 seconds · original reference soundtrack

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Red Shirt Groove

AI-generated example · 15 seconds · original reference soundtrack

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APT — Singer & drummer

AI-generated apt example · 15.08 seconds

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Cat Dance

AI-generated cat dance example · 14.98 seconds

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Alors on danse

AI-generated alors example · 15.02 seconds

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Hand Groove

AI-generated hand groove example · 10.73 seconds

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Calm Down

AI-generated calm down example · 15.02 seconds

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Let’s Go

AI-generated lets go example · 15.02 seconds

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Tiki Tiki

AI-generated tiki tiki example · 15.02 seconds

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Rain Dance

AI-generated rain example · 28.04 seconds

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Rain Dance

AI-generated rain example · 28.08 seconds

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Rap Duo / Hotel Lobby

AI parody: Elon Musk and Sam Altman. Synthetic performance; no participation or endorsement.

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Pet Dance

AI-generated pet example · 14.98 seconds

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Choose a movement before adding photos

Compare the reference with the generated example. For a solo dance, begin with a clear image of one subject. For a paired performance, read both role labels and upload separate portraits. The example shows the particular inputs used; it does not guarantee the same framing or motion for every new character.

Try Let’s Go

Dance reference

Dance result

Let’s Go · AI-generated example

Preview the complete creative workflow

The source photos establish the characters. The dance reference supplies the movement, and the result shows how the model interpreted both. Select the example to return to the generator, then replace its sample photos with your own permitted inputs. Review hands, faces, outfit and scene continuity throughout the finished clip.

Try Hand Groove

Hand Groove source character 1 — Source photo

Dance reference

Dance result

Hand Groove · AI-generated example

Prepare one clear image for each character

Choose a photograph that makes the intended person easy to recognize. For a full-body routine, include the hands, legs and feet when possible. Leave some space around the subject, because a movement may extend beyond the original pose. Strong shadows, heavy filters and objects crossing the face make it harder to compare the result with the source. A simple photograph can be more useful than a heavily edited portrait. For two-person templates, prepare separate images and follow the role labels. The first image may belong to a singer or keyboard player rather than the person who stays on the left. Read the labels again after switching templates. If an example fills both photo slots for you, replace each sample with the intended person before submitting. Only upload pictures you own or have permission to transform.

Try APT — Singer & drummer

APT — Singer & drummer source character 1 — Source photos

APT — Singer & drummer source character 2 — Source photos

Dance reference

Dance result

APT — Singer & drummer · AI-generated example

Choose a reference that shows the whole movement

A steady reference makes a dance easier to follow. Compare how the feet move, where the hands travel and whether the camera changes angle. A close-up can be useful for gestures but gives less information about the legs; a wide shot may show the footwork while leaving the face small. Choose according to the part of the routine you want to emphasize. You can select a template or upload your own reference through the video control. Read the format, duration and file-size limits shown beside the uploader. The reference must contain the movement you want, rather than a slideshow of poses or unrelated cuts. If you replace a template reference with your own file, check the selected workflow and its credit quote again. A new reference changes the creative task, and the result can reinterpret the movement rather than reproduce it exactly.

Try Side Step

Side Step source character 1 — Source photo

Dance reference

Dance result

Side Step · AI-generated example

Review the quote before starting a generation

The generator shows a credit requirement for the selected workflow. That total can depend on the template, duration and resolution. Two templates with similar-looking thumbnails can use different settings, so do not estimate the cost from the sample's appearance or length alone. Selecting a template or trying sample photos does not itself submit a paid generation. Choose a credit plan that fits the amount of experimentation you expect. Monthly plans provide the stated allowance for each paid month. Yearly plans charge for the year and issue the full annual allowance upfront. One-time packs avoid automatic renewal and have their own price and expiry. Review the current pricing table and checkout total before purchasing. After returning from checkout, check your balance and selected photos before creating the video; a payment and a generation are separate actions.

Try Tiki Tiki

Tiki Tiki source character 1 — Source photo

Dance reference

Dance result

Tiki Tiki · AI-generated example

Follow the task through history

After you submit, keep the task reference and check its status in History. Processing can continue when you switch tabs, close the page or briefly lose your connection. An empty player does not automatically mean the generation failed. Before repeating a request, check whether the original task is still running or has already produced a result. If the result does not load, try opening the completed task again and distinguish a playback problem from a reported generation failure. Include the task reference when contacting support. For a credit or payment issue, retain the order reference as well. Avoid sending passwords or complete payment-card details. Reporting the stage where the problem occurred helps separate upload errors, an unavailable result, an unexpected credit deduction and a video that plays but does not match the intended appearance.

Try Let’s Go

Dance reference

Dance result

Let’s Go · AI-generated example

Check motion, identity and sound before downloading

Watch the complete video once at normal speed, then review the moments where the movement changes direction. Compare the face and clothing with the source image, and look at hands, feet and objects that overlap the body. In a duo, follow each person separately through the scene. A convincing first frame can hide a swapped role or a different face near the ending. Use the sound control to listen to the output rather than judging from the muted preview. Check the beginning and ending of the track and how it fits the visible movement. The result is synthetic and can contain visual imperfections even when the task completes successfully. Keep the original downloaded file before making a shorter edit. If you crop for a phone screen, follow moving hands and both performers across the entire crop, not just the opening shot.

Try Hand Groove

Dance reference

Dance result

Hand Groove · AI-generated example

Choose a format that suits your audience

A portrait clip can work well for a single character, while a wide composition may better preserve two performers and their interaction. Decide where the video will appear before choosing a template. Check whether the important action happens near the edges and whether captions or interface overlays will cover it. Stretching a wide video to fill a portrait frame changes body proportions; a considered crop or a different scene is usually clearer. Treat the final video as an imagined performance. Get permission from the people depicted and review the rights to the reference footage and soundtrack before publishing. An effect name or an AI-generated output does not grant permission to use a familiar song. When the context could suggest a real performance or endorsement, explain that the scene was created with AI. Choose another input or simpler movement if the result does not communicate your idea clearly.

Try Alors on danse

Alors on danse source character 1 — Source photos

Alors on danse source character 2 — Source photos

Dance reference

Dance result

Alors on danse · AI-generated example

Choose your credits

Choose yearly or monthly subscriptions, or buy a credit pack without a subscription. Prices exclude applicable taxes. Review the full total and billing interval at checkout before paying.

Starter

$99/yr

$118.80

Save 16.7% vs monthly. All 39,600 credits granted upfront.

39,600 credits per paid year, issued upfront
Automatic annual renewal; cancel future renewals in billing
Credits valid for the full paid year; expire at the annual billing period end
Video credit cost varies by template, duration and resolution
Applicable taxes calculated at checkout

Popular

$249/yr

$298.80

Save 16.7% vs monthly. All 132,000 credits granted upfront.

132,000 credits per paid year, issued upfront
Automatic annual renewal; cancel future renewals in billing
Credits valid for the full paid year; expire at the annual billing period end
Video credit cost varies by template, duration and resolution
Applicable taxes calculated at checkout

Creator

$499/yr

$598.80

Save 16.7% vs monthly. All 316,800 credits granted upfront.

316,800 credits per paid year, issued upfront
Automatic annual renewal; cancel future renewals in billing
Credits valid for the full paid year; expire at the annual billing period end
Video credit cost varies by template, duration and resolution
Applicable taxes calculated at checkout

Studio

$999/yr

$1,198.80

Save 16.7% vs monthly. All 686,400 credits granted upfront.

686,400 credits per paid year, issued upfront
Automatic annual renewal; cancel future renewals in billing
Credits valid for the full paid year; expire at the annual billing period end
Video credit cost varies by template, duration and resolution
Applicable taxes calculated at checkout

Questions about Create a dance video

How do I start?

Choose a template, check the reference movement, and add the requested character photos. The credit quote appears before you create a video.

Can I change the dance?

Yes. Select another thumbnail in the generator. The reference and example change with your choice; check the photo roles again for two-person templates.

Can I use my own reference video?

Upload an H.264 MP4 of 2–15 seconds, up to 20MB. The custom reference workflow creates a 15-second video and shows its own credit quote.

Will the result exactly match the example?

No. Identity, movement, background and audio can vary. Watch the full video and review the final frame before sharing.

AI Dance Video Generator

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