AI Dance Video Generator
Add one photo of a character and one dance clip. The model copies every step, turn and arm move from the clip onto your character, keeps their face and outfit, and keeps the place from the photo. Start from 18 ready-made moves or upload your own clip.
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18 ready-made moves
Hip-hop, ballet, salsa, a robot dance, a martial-arts kata and more. Tap Use this move and it lands in the panel, no clip of your own needed.
Browse the moves02
Your character, their place
The background comes from your photo, so a character standing in a hotel lobby dances in that lobby. Start from a character you saved in the AI girl generator, or upload a photo.
Make a character first03
Real motion-transfer models
Wan 2.2 Animate and Kling motion control are built for this job: they follow the clip's body movement frame by frame instead of guessing a dance from text.
Open Wan 2.2 AnimateHow to make an AI dance video in three steps
Everything runs on this page. The price shows on the button before you generate.
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Pick a move
Tap one of the ready-made moves, or upload a clip of one person dancing (2 to 30 seconds, depending on the model). The result is as long as the clip.
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Add your character
Choose a saved character, upload a clear photo with the face visible, or try one of the sample characters. Uploaded photos need the consent box ticked.
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Generate
Pick the model and quality, then press Generate. Videos take a few minutes; they appear under Your videos and in your Studio history.
Models and prices
All prices are live from our catalogue and charged per second of the move clip.
| Model | Content | Quality | Clip length | Per second |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wan 2.2 Animate | No extra filter | 480p · 720p | 2–30 s | $0.053–$0.11 |
| Kling 2.6 | Filtered by the maker | 720p · 1080p | 3–30 s | $0.069–$0.112 |
| Kling 3.0 | Filtered by the maker | 720p · 1080p | 3–30 s | $0.101–$0.134 |
Tips for a clean dance video
- Use a photo of one person, facing the camera, with the whole body or at least the waist up in frame.
- Match the framing: a full-body dance clip works best with a full-body photo.
- Pick a move clip with one dancer and a steady camera. Cuts, zooms and other people in the clip confuse the model.
- Keep clips short while you test. You pay per second of the clip, so try a 5-second move before a 30-second one.
- Loose clothing like long coats and skirts moves with the dance and looks great; tight framing that crops the feet can make the steps look odd.
Common mistakes
- Uploading a group photo. The models animate one person; with several people in the photo the result is unpredictable.
- Using a clip where the dancer turns away for most of it. The face can drift when it is out of view for long.
- Expecting the background of the move clip. The place comes from your photo, not from the clip.
- Animating someone else's photo. You need their consent, and minors are never allowed.
Rules for photos and moves
- Only upload photos you have the right to use. Anyone shown must be an adult who agreed to be animated.
- No photos of minors, and nothing that impersonates or misleads people about a real person.
- This page only animates your character. It never swaps a person into someone else's video.
- Your own prompt is sent to the model exactly as you write it; the model and its maker may still refuse some requests.