Upload one full-body photo, pick natural sway or a light dance step, then preview a silent 5-second clip before you download.
Upload one full-body photo, pick natural sway or a light dance step, then inspect the silent clip before downloading.
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 5 MB · 256–4,096 px per side · ≤ 16 MP · full body preferred
Both presets need a full-body or three-quarter photo so hips, legs, and feet have something to draw from. A tight headshot is a poor fit.
Face, clothes, subject count, and the original scene are asked to stay the same. This is generative dance, not motion transfer, and the clip is silent.
Your silent dance clip will appear here
Upload a supported full-body photo. After it lands, the workbench checks its size and prepares one dance generation.
Dance cases
These original stills are the source photos for three intended runs: a full-body person for natural sway, an original cartoon for a light bounce, and a distinctive outfit asked to stay through a light step. Live processed dance clips from this tool are not published here. Generate your own silent 5-second 768P clip and inspect extra limbs, face drift, feet through the floor, and background jump before you keep it.
Live run: 5 seconds · source aspect ratio · 768P · 115 credits
A standing adult with both feet in frame is the quieter preset: planted feet, a weight shift, and a sway, not a routine. The still is the source. A processed dance clip is not shown.
Review: Watch the whole clip, not just the first frame. Check hands, feet on the floor, and whether the face holds.
Live run: 5 seconds · source aspect ratio · 768P · 115 credits
An original cartoon figure is the light-dance source: a bounce and a small side step, with identity asked to stay. This is not a licensed character, not a copied choreography, and not a processed output clip.
Review: Look for extra arms, warped shoes, and whether the simple bounce stays readable as the same character.
Live run: 5 seconds · source aspect ratio · 768P · 115 credits
A person in a rust jacket and striped tee is the identity case: a light dance step with the outfit asked to stay. The still is the source. A processed dance clip is not shown.
Review: Compare jacket edges, stripes, and sneakers across the clip. Discard the result if the clothes morph.
What moves and what stays
An AI Dance Generator is a still-to-video editor for one person photo. This page adds a small generative dance. It does not copy a reference routine, add licensed music, or promise an exact joint match.
Every run carries the same locked instruction: keep identity, face structure, hair, clothing, accessories, subject count, crop, camera, and the original environment. The brief also says not to invent extra people or a new room.
Natural sway is a planted-feet weight shift. Light dance is a small bounce and a modest side step. There is no text prompt for a named dance, no second motion-reference video, and no audio upload in this version.
This is generative motion, not motion transfer. Hands, feet, and hems can drift. Feet can slide through the floor. Backgrounds can jump. Tight headshots lack the body the presets need. The clip is silent: there is no licensed soundtrack.
Practical workflow
Start with the clearest full-body photo you have. One person, in good light, with the face, torso, and both feet in frame gives the identity lock and the dance motion the most to work with.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 5 MB, with each side from 256 to 4,096 pixels and no more than 16 megapixels. After upload, the workbench checks those dimensions locally and rejects out-of-range photos before any credits are spent.
Natural sway is the default and the quieter motion. Light dance adds a small bounce and a modest side step. Both presets need a full-body or three-quarter photo. This page does not accept a second dance-reference video or a music file.
Sign in, confirm the fixed cost of 115 credits, and start one tracked 5-second 768P job. Controls lock while the job runs so the request and the result always describe the same preset. Play the whole clip for extra limbs, face drift, and floor contact before you download.
The AI Dance Generator builds a short silent video from your upload plus a server-owned dance brief. It does not copy a second dance clip, match a skeleton, or guarantee that a missing lower body will be invented from a headshot. Extra fingers, face drift, feet through the floor, and a jumping background are the usual failure modes. Watch the whole clip, not only the cover frame.
Keep the original still. If a face, logo, tattoo, or garment drifted, discard the result and try a clearer full-body photo or the quieter sway preset. Multi-person photos keep each visible person in place, but likeness and motion for every figure is not guaranteed. If you need an exact copied routine, film the person dancing.
Upload only photos you have the right and consent to process. Signed-in AI Dance Generator tasks and results can appear in My Creations so a task can be recovered after a temporary connection problem instead of being paid for twice.
The current storage backend has no automatic expiry for uploaded images or generated video objects. Delete in My Creations calls the authenticated creation-delete endpoint and soft-deletes the task record from account history; it does not delete the underlying object or provider copy. Review the Privacy Policy and contact support before uploading photos of children or other sensitive portraits.
Choose the right motion workflow
The useful split is what you supply and what you need back. This AI Dance Generator takes a person photo plus a sway or light-dance preset. Free-form image-to-video takes a still plus a written motion prompt. Motion transfer tries to copy movement from a second video, which this page does not offer.
Tool specifications
The workbench accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 5 MB. Each side must be between 256 and 4,096 pixels, and the image must stay within 16 megapixels. One run costs 115 credits and returns a silent 5-second 768P video at the source aspect ratio. Longer clips, 2K output, and custom prompts are not offered on this page.
Processing infers motion the camera never recorded, so the result is an interpretation rather than a filmed performance. By using the tool, you confirm that your upload complies with the Terms of Service. Reviewed by the Banana Pro AI product team · Last reviewed: 2026-09-14.
Related tools
Use the AI Dance Generator when you already have a person still and want a small generative dance. Switch to broader video tools when you need a written motion prompt, a text-to-video scene, or a character sheet instead of a dance clip.
Questions
Short answers about input, motion, silence, and what this AI Dance Generator will not claim.
Use one full-body or three-quarter JPG, PNG, or WebP of a person or original character, with the face and both feet readable when you can. Tight headshots hide the body the presets need. Upload only images you have the right and consent to process.
No. This AI Dance Generator is generative. Natural sway and light dance are server-owned briefs. There is no motion-reference upload and no claim of motion transfer or exact choreography.
No. The first version outputs a silent video. A licensed soundtrack is not included. Add music later in your own editor only if you have the rights.
One run costs 115 credits for a 5-second 768P clip. The button shows that fixed price before you submit. The server prices the job; the browser cannot lower it.
Play the whole 5 seconds. Look for extra hands or feet, face drift, feet through the floor, a jumping background, and clothes that morph. If the clip fails those checks, discard it. Refreshing the page retries the same task instead of charging again.
Ready when the still is
Upload a photo you may use, pick natural sway or a light dance step, and generate a silent 5-second video you can inspect before you keep it.
Open the AI Dance Generator