What you need
Before you start, have these ready:
- Two photos, one person in each
- An account, so your renders are saved
- Credits: 20 for a 480p video or 45 for a 720p video
Step 1: Pick two photos
Choose clear, front-facing everyday photos where nothing covers the face. Even lighting and a sharp image matter more than the background, which becomes the white studio anyway.
JPG, PNG and WebP files under 20 MB are supported. Crop group shots down to one person. Use photos of yourself or friends, with their consent; celebrity photos and film or MV stills won't pass review.
Step 2: Place the keyboard player and the hype partner
Open the Alors on danse page. Photo 1 is the keyboard player, head down on a mini keyboard the whole time. Photo 2 is the hype partner, who waves, nods along and suddenly leans into the lens laughing. Put whoever should steal the show in Photo 2.
Want a preview first? Tap Try sample photos to watch a clip pre-rendered from the sample photos, free. You can also upload before signing in; your photos are restored when you come back.
Step 3: Choose a quality
Pick 480p (20 credits) or 720p (45 credits). The moves and cuts are identical; 720p is sharper and survives social-app compression better. The cost and your balance are shown next to the button.
Step 4: Generate and wait
Press Generate. Both photos go through a quick review first, then the render starts. You can follow progress on the render page; most videos finish within a few minutes, and the clip runs about 27 seconds.
You do not have to keep the tab open. Finished clips stay in Your renders, and if a photo is not approved or the render fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
Step 5: Download and share
When you play or download the clip, the Alors on danse soundtrack is added in your browser, synced to the beat, so the MP4 you download has sound. Post it to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, and switch on the AI-generated label where the platform asks for it.
Only share clips of people who agreed to be featured.
Troubleshooting
Most problems trace back to the input photos:
- A photo was not approved → use an everyday photo of yourself or a friend, not a celebrity photo or a screenshot
- A face does not look right → use a sharper, front-facing photo with even light
- The wrong person is on the keyboard → swap Photo 1 and Photo 2 and generate again
- You closed the page → find the clip in Your renders
Ready to try it? Alors on danse needs just two photos.
Open the Alors on danse template