An AI dance video generator turns one still photo into a short clip of that person dancing. You upload a full-body photo and pick a dance, and the AI copies every step, arm swing and hip move of the routine onto the person in your photo, while the face, hair, outfit and background stay exactly as they were. Our dances have names, from Hip-Hop and Disco to Street Freestyle, and each one comes with its own music track, so the AI dance video is ready to post. Got a dance you love? Upload your own dance video and the AI moves your photo the same way.
Pick a clear photo of one person from head to toe, standing and facing the camera. You, a friend who agreed, your grandma or even your dog can be the dancer.
Choose Hip-Hop, Funky Groove, Party Groove, Disco, Street Freestyle or Bounce, or upload your own dance video. Then pick Lite, Standard or HD.
Create the clip and the AI makes the photo dance in a few minutes. Download the 9:16 MP4 with music, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Every clip here was made on this page with HD from one full-body photo, one clip per dance in our library. Tap “Try this example” to load the photo and the dance.
The AI follows the real dancer's moves step by step, with the same timing and rhythm, instead of inventing a random wiggle.
Pick a dance you can name: Hip-Hop, Funky Groove, Party Groove, Disco, Street Freestyle or Bounce. No need to hunt for a reference video.
The dancer keeps the face, hair, clothes and background from your photo, so it still looks like them, just dancing.
Every dance in the library comes with its own beat, added to your clip automatically. No editing app needed.
Saw a dance you want to copy? Upload a 3–10 second clip of one dancer and the AI moves your photo the same way.
Clips come out vertical 9:16, sized for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
The photo matters most. These four things help the dance come out smooth and still look like you.
Head to toe in the frame, standing, arms free. A selfie or a waist-up photo gives the AI nothing to move below the waist.
A sharp, well-lit photo of just one person works best. Other people in the frame can get mixed into the dance.
For your own video, use one dancer filmed head to toe with a steady camera. Fast spins, flips and crowds are harder to copy.
For an AI dog or cat dance video, use a photo where your pet stands up or sits tall with the body in view. Results vary more than with people, so try Lite first.
A 4-second Lite preview costs 14 credits, and eligible new accounts may receive 15 free credits. The full 8-second dance costs 38 credits on Standard and 88 on HD (720p, needs Starter or a one-time credit pack). With your own video, Standard costs about 2.4 credits per second of your clip plus 19, and HD costs 11 credits per second of your clip. Free credits are not available in every region.
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