THE RIGHT STARTING POINT
One tool.
A few different starting points.
Find the workflow for your photo, character or reference video. Every tool opens the same private creation workspace.
K-pop AI Dance Generator
Preview a short K-pop-inspired step for a full-body photo or character. Compare the arm accents, pivot and framing before choosing your image.
Open workflow ↗✳AI Dog Dance Generator
Make a dog dance video from a clear photo. Compare Dog Party Dance with named pet routines, then choose the movement and review its credit cost.
Open workflow ↗✳AI Cat Dance Generator
Preview Cat Shuffle, compare its input image with the generated dance, and find a clear starting photo for your own cat character.
Open workflow ↗✳Anime Dance Generator
Make an anime character dance from a full-body illustration. Preview Anime Bounce and compare the character design with its actual generated movement.
Open workflow ↗✳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.
Open workflow ↗✳TikTok AI Dance Generator
Explore named dance routines for vertical short videos. Compare the movement, performer count and cost before preparing a photo for your own version.
Open workflow ↗✳Try the movement. Understand the credits.
Check the current trial allowance and generation cost before you start. Free availability is shown in the creation workspace.
Open workflow ↗✳AI Baby Dance Generator
Preview a gentle baby-character dance from one image. Compare Cute Baby Bounce with its input picture and choose a short, simple movement.
Open workflow ↗How does an AI dance generator work?+
A character image provides the appearance, while a reference video provides the movement. Choose a prepared dance or upload your own clip, review the cost, and send the request. The result is an MP4 video.
What kind of photo should I use?+
Start with a clear image of one subject. A full-body, front-facing photo with hands and feet visible gives the model more information. JPG, PNG and WebP images are accepted up to 10 MB. Avoid blur, heavy cropping and overlapping people.
Can I upload my own dance video?+
The custom-reference workflow accepts MP4 and MOV. The actual submitted clip must be within the selected model’s duration limit. Trimming is available when the server’s video processor is configured.
How many credits does a video use?+
Prepared templates show a fixed cost. Custom motion uses the displayed per-second rate and the actual reference length. You see the total before submitting.
Will it look exactly like my photo?+
Results vary. Fast movement, side profiles, loose clothing and crowded scenes can change faces, hands or proportions. Review the entire clip before sharing.
What happens if generation fails?+
Credits are reserved when a request starts. A confirmed technical failure releases them. If submission is uncertain, the task stays pending while the outcome is checked, so you should not submit it again.
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