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Plaza Shoulder Groove
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YOUR PHOTO. YOUR SHOULDER GROOVE.
Dame Hombro AI Video Generator
Turn your photos into a shoulder dance or street freestyle inspired by the Dame Hombro trend associated with Bulin 47. Choose a solo, friends or pet scene and make a 15-second video at 720p, in 9:16 or 16:9, with generated audio.
1-3 photos9:16 or 16:9 · 720p · sound1 credit
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Make your Dame Hombro moment
01Choose a template
Plaza Shoulder GrooveA relaxed solo in a sunny plaza, with shoulder rolls, small steps and a smile toward the camera.1 portrait
02Add your cast photos0 / 1
- 1Lead performer*
Signed-in photos upload when selected. We correct orientation and resize large photos before uploading. No credits are used until you generate.
One portrait per labeled role. For three-person scenes, add the lead first, then viewer-left, then viewer-right. Supporting portraits are optional, but add the left portrait before the right; a right-only supporting portrait is not supported.
Sign-in required · 1 credit per video · Packs from $9.99
Choose your cast
Your dance, your cat, or your friends
Start with these 4 options, or browse all 14 scenes in the collection.
Dame Hombro dance
Make yourself the lead in a Dame Hombro-inspired dance outside a red-lit venue. This template starts with one adult portrait and requests a new scene of shoulder bounces, claps and gestures toward a small crowd. The current output is a 15-second video at 720p, with generated instrumental and ambient audio. Choose vertical 9:16 or landscape 16:9 in the generator. The example introduces the mood; your photo supplies the person who takes center stage.
Cat and dog dance templates
Give your cat or dog the lead role in a playful street freestyle. The default preview shows the cat scene; two separate dog presets offer crowd freestyle and a blue-bandana groove. Each uses one animal photo as its identity reference.
Dance with friends
Give each person their own role in one clip. Use a lead portrait plus optional left and right portraits to build a three-person performance instead of uploading a single group photo.
Bulin 47 trend freestyle
Put yourself at the center of a red-lit night scene with an expressive, shoulder-led performance inspired by the Bulin 47 freestyle trend. Upload one adult portrait and this preset asks for a new scene built around your face, hairstyle and clothing. The current output is a 15-second, 720p video with generated audio, in portrait or landscape format. You do not need artist footage, a downloaded editor or an original song file to begin.
14 templates
Find your kind of shoulder groove
These are reference clips with different lengths and soundtracks. New generations request 15 seconds at 720p with generated sound; they are not edits of the samples.
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Bandana Dog Groove
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Dog Crowd Freestyle
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Pavement Dance Crew
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05
Back-Room Friends
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Living-Room Partners
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Storefront Trio
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Side-by-Side Room Dance
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Kitchen Shoulder Dance
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Easy Street Sway
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Crowd Clap and Turn
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Night Freestyle Gestures
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Cat in the Crowd
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Red-Light Crowd Bounce
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Supplied reference clips, not customer results. Sample duration and audio vary; new clips request 15 seconds with generated audio.
Try it with your photos01 /
From your photo to a new dance clip
Set the scene and framing
Compare the 14 scene references and choose 9:16 or 16:9. Your template sets the location, cast positions and movement.
Place each face in its role
Sign in and add a photo for each required role. Pairs require two portraits. Three-person scenes allow optional supporting portraits, ordered center, left, right. Press Generate when ready.
Keep the take you want to share
Open My videos to review the finished performance. Download the MP4, add your own caption and identify it as an AI creation when you publish.
Ideas
Who would make this moment memorable?
Start with an occasion
A small reason to make a clip helps you choose the cast. Explore ideas for greetings, celebrations and shared jokes.
Friends in sync
Give two willing friends their own places in a coordinated indoor dance.
Birthday messages
Make a playful birthday dance from a recent portrait and send it with your message.
Friends after a match
Use your own fan group for a light-hearted post-match clip, without casting athletes or public figures.
A cat with stage presence
Put your cat in the crowd with its own paw gestures. Use a photo showing clear eyes and coat markings.
A reunion keepsake
Choose a three-person routine for adult relatives, placing the lead first and the others left and right.
Make the scene fit your cast
Pick the setting
A sunny plaza, a red-lit crowd and an indoor dance each create a different mood. Preview the actual reference clip first.
Match the number of people
Solo scenes take one photo, pairs need two, and three-person scenes let you add two supporting dancers. Cat and dog scenes have their own photo slots.
Give the movement room
A clear face and visible upper body help the model interpret your subject. Use separate images for different people.
Expect a new interpretation
The prompt describes the scene and action, while the model generates fresh frames and sound. Review the result before sharing.
The format guide explains how these photo-and-prompt templates differ from editing an existing dance video.
Before you upload
Choose photos the model can read
A sharp portrait in soft daylight is a useful starting point. Keep the face unobstructed and choose a separate image for each labeled role.
The photo guide covers framing, glasses, groups and pets in detail.What to leave out
Skip group crowds, strong beauty filters and pictures where a hand, hat or deep shadow hides the face. Only use adults who have agreed to appear.
A new rhythm for your performance
The model is asked to create a new rhythmic instrumental and ambient sound. Reference clips may contain audio or be silent; their original audio is not copied into your generated video.
Label before posting
Watch the result with sound, confirm the cast agrees to sharing and apply an AI-generated label when posting.
Video packs
Pricing
One video costs one credit, whichever template you choose. Every pack is a one-time payment and unused credits never expire.
Single Take
$9.99once
1 video$9.99 per video
One finished clip, ready to post.
Encore Pack
Popular$19.99once
3 videos$6.66 per video
Enough to try a few templates on the same photos and keep the best take.
Full Set
$29.99once
5 videos$6 per video
A clip for every friend, pet and teammate, with credits left over.
Every pack: 1 credit = 1 video in any template and size (15 seconds, 720p), downloadable as an MP4. Failed generations return their credit, and unused credits never expire.
See the video packsQuestions people ask
What do I pay for when I create a clip?
Each generation uses one credit. One-time packs cost $9.99 for 1 video, $19.99 for 3 or $29.99 for 5; unused credits never expire. See pricing for details. A failed generation returns its credit automatically.
What will the downloaded file contain?
You receive a 15-second MP4 at 720p with generated audio. Choose portrait 9:16 or wide 16:9 before starting; either uses one credit. Follow the creation guide to review and download your result.
Can my cat or dog star in a freestyle scene?
Yes. The pet templates include one cat scene and two dog scenes. Choose the matching species and upload one clear photo showing the face and fur markings. Read the photo guide before uploading.
Are photos of children allowed?
No. The service is for adults, and every person shown in an uploaded photo must be at least 18. The photo guide covers consent and suitable portraits.
Whose face can I use in a performance?
Use your own photo or an adult who has agreed to appear and to the intended sharing. Do not upload celebrities or public figures. Try the friends template with consenting adults, and check About for the service scope.
Is this connected to the artists behind Dame Hombro?
No. Dame Hombro AI is independently operated and has no affiliation with Bulin 47, Kevin Wai, NPR, Tiny Desk Concerts or their rights holders. See About for the scope of this service.
Do I need to keep the page open?
After the request is accepted, you can return to My videos later. Processing depends on provider load. Check the existing task before submitting another request; the creation walkthrough explains how to follow a generation.
How should I prepare the people in a duet?
Use two separate portraits, with the viewer's left performer first and the right performer second. Both are required. For lighting and cropping advice, read the photo checklist.
What should I check before posting?
Watch the entire video with sound, confirm everyone pictured agrees to sharing, and label it as AI-generated. Personal use is subject to our terms and the platform's rules. The ideas guide suggests ways to give your clip context.
Does this copy the reference video exactly?
Each template generates a new interpretation from your photos and a written scene-and-motion prompt. Timing, likeness and details can vary; the original soundtrack is not copied. Read the format guide or explore the freestyle template.
Put Your Photos in the Spotlight
Pick a dance or freestyle scene, add your photos and create a fresh interpretation.
Start with your photos