AI Dance Video Generator
83 dance and performance effects. Pick one, upload a photo, and your subject copies the routine — people, babies, pets, or a full cinematic stage.
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Bloodline
64 cr
Chanel
54 cr
Mente Ma
43 cr
Milkshake Challange
65 cr
Shake That
54 cr
Solo Twist
48 cr
Trend Dancing
40 cr
Mini Doll Chanel
54 cr
Supernova
92 cr
Meow
106 cr
Tiada Arti
69 cr
Yeah
78 cr
Data
73 cr
Ela Ke
73 cr
Mistake
92 cr
Mommae
73 cr
Pinky
74 cr
Six Seven
84 cr
Dai Dai
140 cr
Magica
72 cr
Let Me Be Mixed
86 cr
Goals
140 cr
Jump
72 cr
Catch Catch
99 cr
Let Me Be
81 cr
Copine
99 cr
Boompala
113 cr
Mente Ma v2
67 cr
Do Dru
71 cr
APEX
54 cr
Bloodline v2
54 cr
No Batidao
49 cr
No Favelinha
44 cr
Shake It To The Max
42 cr
You Know Nothing
29 cr
How it works
Pick a category
People, Baby, Pet or Performance — each one runs a different model.
Browse the effects
Hover any card to watch the routine before you commit credits to it.
Upload your photo
One clear photo, or two when the effect casts two subjects.
Generate and share
You get a vertical MP4 in 2–5 minutes, saved to your Dashboard.
Create dancing videos from any photo
A dance video generator does one specific thing: it takes a still photo and transfers a recorded choreography onto whoever is in it, keeping the face, clothes and body shape recognisable while the pose changes frame by frame. That is why every effect on this page is a named routine with its own preview clip rather than a text prompt — the motion is fixed, and your photo is what changes.
There are 83 routines across four models, each tuned for a different kind of subject. Nothing here needs prompt writing, timeline editing or a reference video of your own; you pick the motion you want and supply one photo. If you are comparing motion tools, see our honest Viggle AI alternative guide.
People
35 effectsTurn one photo of a person into a trending TikTok dance.
Baby
8 effectsThe same routines, retimed and re-proportioned for babies.
Pet
15 effectsDances and martial-arts routines for cats, dogs and other pets.
Performance
25 effectsCinematic stage scenarios built from a single portrait.
What each model is good at
People — 35 routines
The largest set, and the one to use for adults and teenagers. Most entries are current TikTok routines, plus a handful of longer classic cuts. Full-body photos work far better than head-and-shoulders crops, because the model has to invent anything it cannot see.
Baby — 8 routines
The same routines retimed and re-proportioned for infant body shapes, so the movement reads as a baby dancing rather than a shrunken adult. Best with a bright, front-facing photo where nothing covers the face.
Pet — 15 routines
Dances and martial-arts routines for cats, dogs and other animals. Seven of them are two-subject scenes that pair you with your pet — karate drills, sandbag training, sprint starts — and those need one photo of each.
Performance — 25 scenarios
The most cinematic tier. Instead of a dance loop you get a built stage: a neon rooftop K-hip-hop set, a hanfu hall, a concert-hall piano solo, a tai chi sword form above the clouds. These render at 5, 10 or 15 seconds in Standard or Pro quality, and are the only effects that can also output 16:9 or 1:1.
Frequently asked questions
How does the dance video generator work?
Pick one of 83 dance effects, upload a photo, and the model transfers that exact choreography onto your subject. Each effect is a fixed routine with its own music and camera, so what you see in the preview is what your photo will do. Generation usually takes 2–5 minutes.
What is the difference between the four tabs?
People runs Dance Flow on adults and teens (35 routines, mostly current TikTok trends). Baby retimes the same routines for babies (8). Pet animates cats, dogs and other animals (15), including seven routines that pair a person with their pet. Performance builds a full cinematic stage scene from a single portrait (25 scenarios).
Why do some effects ask for two photos?
A handful of routines have two subjects. The pet training effects need one photo of the person and one of the pet, and two of the Performance scenarios cast two people — a flamenco dancer with a guitarist, or two co-leads in a beat-synced montage. The upload boxes tell you which photo goes where.
Why do effects cost different amounts of credits?
Each routine has a different length and render cost, so the price follows the effect rather than a flat rate. Every card in the gallery shows its exact credit cost before you open it, and Performance effects update their price when you change quality or duration.
Can I use baby or pet photos?
Yes — that is what the Baby and Pet tabs are for. Use a bright, sharp photo with the subject facing the camera and the whole body in frame. Blurry or heavily cropped photos give the model less to work with and produce weaker motion.
How long does video generation take?
Most videos are ready in 2–5 minutes. Longer Performance renders at 15 seconds in Pro quality take longer. If a render runs past the request window it keeps going in the background and lands in your Dashboard when it finishes.
Are the videos suitable for TikTok and Reels?
Yes. Everything renders vertically at 9:16 by default, which is the native format for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Performance effects can also render 16:9 or 1:1 if you need a wide or square cut.
What makes a good input photo?
Even lighting, a sharp subject, an uncluttered background and the full body in frame. One clear subject beats a group shot — the model has to decide who is dancing, and a crowded photo makes that ambiguous.