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AI Dance Generator

Upload a full-body photo and watch the person in it break into a hip-hop dance. There’s nothing to type: the effect turns one photo into a 5-second video you can post right away.

Photo

Drop a photo or click to upload

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB

Use a photo of one person with the whole body in view, from head to feet.

Examples

Real results from this effect. We made the photos ourselves with AI, so no real people are shown.

  • Photo: A young man in a yellow hoodie on a city rooftop

    A young man in a yellow hoodie on a city rooftop

  • Photo: A woman in a green sweater in a bright living room

    A woman in a green sweater in a bright living room

  • Photo: A grey-haired man in a checked shirt in a garden

    A grey-haired man in a checked shirt in a garden

How to make an AI dance video

  1. Upload a full-body photo

    Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP of yourself, or of someone who agreed, up to 10 MB and at least 240 px on the short side.

  2. Sign in and generate

    Sign in with Google and click Generate. The button shows how many credits the video costs before you start.

  3. Download and share

    Your dance video is usually ready in about 1–3 minutes. Download the MP4 or find it later in My creations.

Why use this AI dance generator

  • The moves are built in

    Arm waves, body rolls and quick footwork come with the effect. You only pick the photo, so there’s no prompt to write and no choreography to plan.

  • Made for social posts

    You get a 5-second 720p MP4 that keeps the shape of your photo. Use a vertical photo for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

  • Free credits to start

    New accounts get free credits. If a video fails or takes too long, the credits are refunded automatically.

Picking a photo that dances well

The dance uses the whole body, so the AI needs to see it. Choose a sharp, well-lit photo where one person stands in view from head to feet, with arms and legs not cut off by the edge of the frame. A standing pose works better than sitting, and a simple background keeps the moves clean.

Group photos, close-up selfies and photos cropped at the waist give weaker results: the AI has to guess the missing legs, and the dance can look stiff or strange. Loose or baggy clothes are fine, but very long coats or dresses can hide the footwork.

What to expect from the result

The person in your photo starts dancing to an upbeat beat for about five seconds, with hip-hop arm waves, body rolls and quick steps, while the outfit and background stay close to your photo. The video is 720p and has no sound, so add a track in your favorite app before you post. It’s made with our Fast quality level.

Every result is a little different, even from the same photo. Faces can drift slightly during fast moves, and hands or feet sometimes blur. If the first video doesn’t look right, try again or use another photo. Videos made with free credits carry a small AI watermark in the corner; videos made with paid credits have none.

Frequently asked questions

Use a photo of yourself or of someone who agreed to it. Photos of children aren’t allowed, and photos with nudity are rejected.

No. The dance style is fixed for this effect, and the video is silent. Add any song you like in your editing or social app.

Effect videos are always 5 seconds long. That length fits a short loop on TikTok or Reels.

Yes. Your photo is uploaded to our servers and sent to our AI video provider, which makes the video. Videos are kept for 30 days and then deleted.

Try again or use a different full-body photo; each video comes out a little different. If a video fails or takes too long, your credits are refunded automatically.

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