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Choose a dance reference image

Choose a dance reference image: make the people, outfits and original setting easy to read.

Written and maintained by Chinaza Filter · Updated

Show the complete scene

The upload supplies both people and background. Choose an image with even lighting and a recognizable setting. A waist-up or full-body composition gives the model more information about clothing and movement than a tightly cropped portrait. Leave space around arms and above heads.

Keep people distinct

In a group photo, avoid overlapping bodies and hidden hands where possible. All visible people are intended to dance, so choose a different photo if you only want one person. A collage of separate portraits is less suitable than a single coherent scene. Clear input does not guarantee perfect output.

Check the file

Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 10 MB. Convert unsupported formats rather than renaming their extensions. Check the preview to confirm it contains the people and clothing you want. Avoid unnecessary private information in the background and use only images you have permission to upload.

What else should I know?

Should I crop my image before uploading?

Crop only to remove unwanted content, not to isolate each person into a separate file. Keep the desired background, clothing and space around hands. A crop that cuts off arms or shoes may leave the model to invent missing detail. Match the general shape of your source to the chosen output ratio where possible.

What should I change after a poor result?

Identify one visible problem before trying again. For overlapping limbs, use a photo with more separation. For changed clothing, show the outfit more clearly. For an unstable background, try a simpler scene. Keep a copy of each result so you can compare. These improvements provide better input, but do not guarantee a particular outcome.

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.

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