Pick a viral dance, add one selfie, and get yourself doing the whole routine to its song. No dancing and no filming needed.
Solo dances take one selfie, duets take one photo each. Tap a dance to see every version.
You or your pet
The easiest one to start with: a march to the lens, a knock knock, a few hops and a ta-da. Short and bright, and it loops nicely.
You
The phone on the ground, the peace signs, a palm over the lens, then you lead a crew of three on a rooftop parking deck at dusk.
You
Michael Jackson’s moves with you at the front of a zombie crowd on a foggy street: the head throw, the lunge and the claw hands.
You or your pet
A stone-faced arm routine on a red stage to Benny Benassi. The straighter your face in the selfie, the harder the freeze lands.
You
You dance up to the phone at a quinceañera, bite a concha, chew without cracking a smile, and dance back out.
You or your pet
Less choreography, more mood: eyes closed and both arms up when the drop hits, in a club packed to the walls.
You
You tiptoe into a night barn in a velvet tailcoat, shush the camera, then break into the grin and the dance.
You or your pet
The mask comes up, the camera whips on the beat drop, and you’re twirling glowing batons in the suit, or a fairy dress if you pick that look.
You, standing still
The one where you don’t move at all: a crowd in black suits bows and looks to the sky all around you while you hold dead still.
You and a friend
The A2O LITE NEON intro for two in a white studio: the peek-out, the finger guns and the high kick, filmed wide.
You and a friend
Stromae’s song for a pair: one of you plays a mini keyboard, the other lunges into the lens to sing, then you both dance.
Two friends or two pets
Two of you by a red fence, one scream each straight into the lens, then a side-by-side dance to Bronski Beat.
Each dance here is a trend we’ve built ahead of time: the moves, the camera, the setting and the song are set, timed beat by beat to the original. Your selfie gives the dancer your face, hair and look, so the video is you doing it.
That’s the difference from motion-copy apps such as Viggle, where you upload a clip of someone dancing and it maps those moves onto a character. You don’t need a reference video or a prompt, and you don’t have to fix the timing to the song yourself.
Most dances are solo and take one selfie. Neon, Alors On Danse and Smalltown Boy are for two, so each of you adds a photo, and you can swap the slots if you end up on the wrong side.
Dances marked “You or your pet”, like Toc Toc, Cheba Man and Turn the Lights Off, let a dog or a cat take your place. There’s a whole page of them: the AI pet dance video generator.
One face, close up, looking at the camera, in good light. Hold the phone at eye level rather than below your chin, and leave sunglasses, hats and big headphones out: the dance keeps whatever shape it finds on your head.
Your outfit doesn’t matter much. Several dances dress you for the scene, such as the velvet tailcoat in Rumpelstiltskin or the black suit crowd in Storm.
Each one plays first with its song, so you see every move before you choose.
One clear photo of your face, or one each for a duet. It’s checked as you add it, before you pay anything.
Your dance is ready in a few minutes, with the song and no watermark, to save or share straight from your phone.
A plan gives you fresh credits every month for less a video. A credit pack covers a video or a few and never expires. Credits work on every trend, and a video that fails gives them back.
For trying the trends you like
$19.90/ month
Billed monthly
270 credits / month
One size. Move up anytime.
For posting every week
$43.17 in packs31% off
$29.90/ month
Billed monthly
450 credits / month
For posting every day
$172.67 in packs48% off
$89.90/ month
Billed monthly
1,800 credits / month
Fresh credits every month. Cancel anytime.
About the trends, your photos, prices and posting.
You choose a dance, add a selfie and press Make. The routine, the camera and the song are already part of the dance, and your photo puts your face on the dancer. The finished video waits for you in My videos.
No, a single photo is enough. You never film yourself dancing or upload a reference clip.
Yes. Neon, Alors On Danse and Smalltown Boy are made for two: add a photo of you and one of your friend.
On the ones marked “You or your pet”, yes. Pick Your pet in the maker and add a face-on photo of them.
Free tiers of general AI video tools can make a dance clip if you write the prompt and add the song afterwards, usually with a watermark and some retries. Here, choosing a dance and checking your selfie are free, and a finished dance with its song and no watermark costs from $4.16.
Yes, every dance comes with its song laid over the moves. The music belongs to its rights holders, so if a platform mutes it, add the same sound in the app.
Most dances here are vertical and made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts; Neon is filmed wide. Toc Toc and Cheba Man are short and loop well, and Thriller and Mi Chico give you a crowd behind you.
