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Chinaza Dynamic Filter guides explain one-image dance videos, photo preparation, output quality, credits and private downloads.
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One-image dance video guide
One-image dance video guide: start with a solo photo or a group photo, then generate and save your dance video.
Read article →Choose a dance reference image
Choose a dance reference image: make the people, outfits and original setting easy to read.
Read article →Solo and group dance photos
Solo and group dance photos: use one image for a single dancer or several people dancing together.
Read article →480p and 720p dance video quality
480p and 720p dance video quality: compare the two available resolutions and their credit costs.
Read article →Portrait or landscape dance video
Portrait or landscape dance video: choose a video shape that suits the image you upload.
Read article →Preserve outfits and backgrounds
Preserve outfits and backgrounds: understand what the uploaded image controls and what can still vary.
Read article →Dance video prompt controls
Dance video prompt controls: the current workflow uses a built-in dance prompt and motion reference.
Read article →Choose your dance video scene
Choose your dance video scene: you can use indoor or outdoor settings without switching to a beach.
Read article →Share an AI dance video
Share an AI dance video: check the complete generated clip and use an appropriate disclosure.
Read article →Original dance video audio
Original dance video audio: original pop audio accompanies the generated performance.
Read article →Video credits and failed tasks
Video credits and failed tasks: understand generation costs and when credits are returned.
Read article →Save and download your video
Save and download your video: save a copy and understand where to find your completed video.
Read article →What else should I know?
How do I make my first video?
Open the generator, select one image and check its preview before choosing quality and format. Confirm that you have permission to use the image, review the cost and submit once. Guests who pay in the same browser can continue using their saved draft. If the draft is unavailable, upload the image again on the private result page.
Can I use one photo with several people?
Yes. Use one coherent photo containing everyone you want to animate, rather than two separate portraits. The request asks all visible people to perform the sequence together and preserve their relative positions. A photo with one person stays a solo request. Check the result for unintended extra people or missing subjects.
Is generation free, and do I need an account?
There are 0 free generation credits by default. No account is required for guest checkout: enter a delivery email and use the private result page. Signed-in users can buy account packs and return to My videos. Check the pricing page before paying because guest and account packs have different prices and allowances.
What file and output settings are supported?
Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 10 MB. Choose 480p for 20 credits or 720p for 45 credits, with 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape. The output is a 13-second MP4 with generated pop audio and no site-added watermark. A higher resolution does not guarantee more accurate movement.
Where is my image processed and saved?
Your image is sent to the AI service provider to generate the video; processing does not happen entirely in your browser. This browser may retain a local upload draft for 24 hours after the last save. Download the finished MP4 promptly because provider links may expire. Read the Privacy Policy for data handling details.
When should I retry a generation?
First check the existing task. Pending or processing means you should wait; a temporary status error is not a confirmed failure. Credits return when generation is confirmed failed. A new attempt consumes credits, including when the previous video completed but its appearance or movement did not meet your expectations. Contact support for unresolved billing issues.