Dance

How to Turn a Photo Into a Dance Video

The dance is already in the template. Your photo takes a spot in it, and the moves play for 15 seconds.

Three people dance in a hallway with their arms raised.

Two dance clips are live. Bulin 47 puts one person in the middle of a red-lit crowd, phones up, hands moving. The trio puts three people in a hallway, hitting the same moves together, arms and shoulders included. One photo for the first. Three photos for the second.

The three dancers lean in, hands moving toward the camera. — The hallway dance is the one where you can see the whole move.

The generation tries to keep the choreography, the camera, and the timing. Quick arms are the part that can drift. A front-facing photo with the face and upper body visible gives it a better chance. The template already has the dance.

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Pick the solo or the trio
Watch both previews. The crowd clip is one face. The hallway clip is a group doing the move together.
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Add one photo per dancer
A clear face, a different photo for each person, JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 10MB.
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Start one run
The solo and the trio each use 10 credits. A failed run returns them.
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Watch the arms, then the faces
If a hand or a face slips, swap that photo and run it again before you download.

One performer raises an arm in a red-lit crowd. — The solo clip stays in the crowd. Your photo replaces the person in the center, and the phones stay up.

Both dances are vertical, 9:16, about 15 seconds. Neither file includes a soundtrack. Add the trend's sound inside TikTok when you post. On Reels, add it inside Instagram.

Dance