How to Make a Photo Dance with AI

Prepare a clear photo

Choose a photo you have permission to process. For a clearer identity cue, use one visible person with a face in focus and little obstruction. A portrait or half-body photo can work, but the model must invent clothing and body details outside the crop.

A blurred image, covered face or group photo can make the intended lead less clear. Crop a group photo to the intended person if you have permission. These are quality suggestions, not additional face-detection rejection rules.

Sign in, then add your photo

Open the generator and use Continue with Google in navigation. After returning, choose your JPG or PNG in Add one photo, or drag it onto the upload area. If a sign-in or account change cleared the selection, select the photo again.

Check the ownership and permission box only if you have the necessary rights. Selecting a photo prepares it locally; generation sends the required media for processing when you submit.

The preview beside the editor is a template preview. It is a dance demonstration, not a result generated from your selected photo.

Choose a mode and review the cost

In Generation mode, choose Fast or Premium and check the credits displayed there and on Generate Video. Both modes use the same dance and target format. Their names do not guarantee a completion time or a particular quality.

If your balance is insufficient, review plans and Credit Packs. Checkout availability is confirmed when you choose a purchase. Return to the generator and recheck the selected mode and cost before submitting.

Generate and follow the task

With the photo, permission and credits ready, select Generate Video once. The interface shows upload and submission progress, then a task under Recent Tasks. Watch for Queued, Creating video, Finalizing and Completed.

Queueing does not mean the task has failed. There is no guaranteed completion time. If the submission outcome is uncertain, use Confirm original request when offered to recover it, rather than starting another copy.

Use Cancel task only when the interface offers it. Cancellation is limited to before provider submission. See refund rules for the difference between returned task credits and a payment refund.

Preview the finished video and download it

When the task succeeds, select Preview in Recent Tasks to watch it, then Download to save the MP4. You can also open My Creations, preview a saved item and use its download action.

Inspect the face, clothing, hands and scene before sharing. Dimensions and duration can vary from the target format; examples show measured values. A technically successful result may still have visible changes or artifacts.

The current output is silent. After downloading, you can add music you have permission to use in your own editor and upload the vertical MP4 to TikTok, Reels or Shorts yourself. AIDanceVideo does not publish it for you or supply those platforms’ music licenses.

Keep a local copy, or delete your saved creation

Download anything you want to keep before its storage period ends. Check the plan limits in My Creations and Pricing. The storage summary above comes from the current account catalog.

Recent Tasks is a browser history, not permanent storage. Its records can disappear independently of saved creations. To remove a saved video, use the Delete creation action in My Creations and confirm Delete permanently.

Deletion queues private-storage cleanup; it is not an instant deletion guarantee for every provider copy. Files you have downloaded are not removed from your device. Account deletion is a separate action in Account.