AI dance video generator: photos in, dance video out

There are three common approaches. Prompt-driven video models take a written description of the dance and improvise the motion - flexible, but the same prompt rarely gives the same dance twice. Motion transfer tools take a video of someone dancing and map that motion onto a photo, which is precise but requires you to supply a clip and a motion licence. Template tools like ours fix one choreography, described once and reused for every render, so the dance is identical each time and the only variable is who performs it.

Before paying any dance tool, check four things: whether faces stay recognisable across cuts, what you actually get (length, aspect ratio, audio), what the motion is derived from, and the cost per render. Ours: two photos, one 15-second 16:9 clip, silent so you can add the trending sound, generated from choreography we wrote - Standard is 50 credits, HD 100.

What a dance render actually costs: prompt-driven models typically bill per second of output and give you a different dance each time; motion-transfer tools bill per render but require you to own the motion clip; template tools bill per render and give you the same dance every time. On our side a Standard render (480p, 15 seconds) costs 50 credits and an HD render 100, credits never expire, and a technical failure returns the credits automatically.