Turn one photo into
a viral dance video
Pick a trending template, upload one full-body photo, and generate the routine — with you in the dancer's place. No app, no prompt, no editing.
Watch the example free. Pay only when you generate your video. Failed renders refunded · No subscription · Ready in 5–15 min
Example video coming soon — 29s, 9:16. Watching the example is free.
The full 29-second routine — watch the example free, then put yourself in it.
Trending now
See all templates →Gang Gang Dance
One photo in. The Gang Gang dance out, with you in the suit's place.
$9.9929s10 credits9:16
Put me in it — $9.99Why make it here
The real routine, not a guess — and a price you can see before you pay.
Every beat lands
We edit a real reference routine, so the moves, framing and timing come out on the beat — no prompt-only guessing.
See it before you pay
$9.99 for one video, less in packs. No subscription, no credit math to decode before you generate.
Dogs and cats too
A dog or cat becomes an upright dancer with its own fur and paws. Results vary more than with people.
Nothing to claim
If a render fails, the credits go straight back to your account. You only pay for a video that is ready.
How it works
Drop one photo
A clear, full-body shot of one person or one pet.
We swap the dancer
Kling 4.0 edits the reference routine and puts your dancer in.
Download and post
A vertical 9:16 MP4, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Pricing at a glance
Pay once, no subscription. Credits never expire. Failed renders refund their credits.
Questions, answered
Is the example free to watch?
Yes. Watch any template's example first — you only pay when you generate a video with your own photo.
What if my video fails?
Failed renders refund automatically. Your credits go straight back to your account — nothing to claim.
All templates: 1 live. See all templates →
Demo notice: Kling rendering is not connected yet, and Stripe checkout needs STRIPE_SECRET_KEY plus a real database before it can take live payments. Generation and payment in this build are clearly-labelled stubs.