Inspiration
Small occasions that deserve their own performance
Choose the people and occasion before the dance. A solo greeting, two friends in sync and a three-person routine each make a different kind of clip. Use the fourteen reference videos to pick the mood, then bring clear photos of adults who agreed to take part.
A birthday greeting with a recognisable lead
Use your own portrait for a playful birthday dance, or get permission to cast the recipient. A solo keeps attention on one face. Put the greeting in your accompanying message so the generated movement can stay simple.
A duet between willing friends
A duet works when the relationship is the point: two friends, adult siblings or partners. Use portraits with similar lighting and keep track of left and right. A short accompanying caption can explain the occasion without implying either person really sang the generated audio.
A farewell from the team
A three-person street routine can make a light-hearted farewell. Assign the lead first, then viewer-left and viewer-right. Use separate portraits of adults who agreed to take part. Do not crowd a whole department into one photo slot. The friends template explains the lead and optional supporting roles.
A cat as the unexpected dancer
Use the cat-specific preset and a picture where the eyes, ears and coat are easy to recognise. The funny part is the familiar pet in an unfamiliar role; there is no need to add a complicated story. This preset is designed for a cat, so do not assume a dog photo will behave the same way. Explore the cat template and its reference scene.
A reunion message people can keep
A short performance can accompany an invitation or follow-up message after a gathering of adult relatives. Ask which photographs they want used and show them the finished result before posting it publicly. If the group is larger than the template supports, choose a smaller cast rather than crowding one photo.
Explore the generator, check the credit packs, follow the creation walkthrough, browse occasion ideas, or use the photo checklist. The format guide explains what the current collection makes.
Questions people ask
Can I make a surprise without using the recipient's photo?
Yes. Use your own portrait to create the greeting, then send it with a personal message. That keeps the surprise without using someone else's face without agreement.
Should I put a whole team into one photo slot?
No. Follow the labeled roles and use separate portraits. Crowded source photos make the intended identity less clear.
Can I use an athlete for a sports joke?
Do not upload celebrities or public figures. Use willing adult friends from your own fan group instead.
What makes a caption useful?
One short line naming the occasion helps people understand the clip. Include an AI-generated disclosure rather than presenting it as real footage.
Updated October 31, 2026
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