PHOTO TO DANCE

Photo to Dance Video

Turn a photo into a dance video using a chosen movement. Compare an input image with a real example, then select a dance and review its cost.

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Create a dance videoPhoto to video

1Choose your dance

K-pop Step

3s · 1 photo

2Add your character1 photo

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB.

Advanced settings +

Output framingExtra direction optionalKeep reference audio I have permission to useTemplate quality

I have permission to use these images, the reference and audio.

Generation cost50 credits

Explore the example. Generation and checkout remain closed.

Example preview

Example videoK-pop Step

3s · 50 credits

Input image · AI-generated character. The video is its actual generated example.

MATCHED TO YOUR SUBJECT

Explore photo-to-dance dance templates

Watch the full movement and compare the image used for each example. Your selected dance sets the photo count, clip length and credit cost.

Character image used to test K-pop Step; play the video to inspect the generated movement

Input photo3s

Your photo supplies the appearance

Use one clear subject with even lighting. Full-body images usually provide more information for full-body choreography than a cropped portrait.

The reference supplies the movement

A template is a ready-made reference. A custom video gives you control over the routine, within the model’s duration and orientation limits.

A finished video is a separate creation

Generation can change faces, hands, clothing and backgrounds. The preview is the place to check those details before you download or publish.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Photo to Dance Video FAQ

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How do I make a picture dance?+

Choose a movement in the studio, add a clear character photo and review the displayed template cost. When generation is open, the submitted task creates a new MP4 and appears in your private history.

Do I need a full-body photo?+

For full-body routines, show the subject from head to feet with hands visible and space around the edges. A cropped portrait contains less body information for the model.

What is the difference between input and example?+

The input image provides the character’s appearance. The example video shows the generated movement for that particular image. Switching between them helps you inspect changes before choosing your own photo.

Can I generate a video in this release?+

This release is for reviewing existing examples and preparing the interface. Generation and checkout remain closed, so selecting a photo or dance does not send a new model request.

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