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Real outputs from the ai dance video generator.
The original, then Genjudo
Real runs only — pick one to see the source clip beside what Genjudo made of it.
What you can create
One tool, many formats — these are the things creators actually ship with the ai dance video generator.
Trend remakes
This week’s dance, performed by your character before the trend fades.
Mascot dances
A brand mascot or original character doing the routine your audience knows.
Duets
Two characters dancing together, each keeping their own look.
Music promo
A character dancing to your track, with the song kept under the video.
Influencer reels
Your AI influencer on the dance trends, in 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.
Choreo previews
Try a routine on different characters before anyone films it.
Why Genfire
Beat for beat, not a rough pose
The “Dance, beat for beat” direction locks footwork, arm timing and weight shifts to the reference clip.
The song stays in
Choose “Clip’s sound” and the original audio is laid back under the result, timed to the trimmed window.
Duets from two images
Cast both roles in a two-person dance from two character images, each keeping its own identity and outfit.
Vertical-first
The frame matches your clip by default — 9:16 in, 9:16 out for Reels, TikTok and Shorts — or pick another ratio.
Directions Genjudo uses
Steal these to get started — every one is a single click from a result.
How it works
- 1
Pick the dance
Upload a dance clip — or paste the Instagram reel — with the whole body in frame.
- 2
Add your dancer
A full-body image of your character on a plain background. Add a second image for a duet.
- 3
Run it with the song
Keep the clip’s sound, see the exact cost, and run up to four takes.
What makes an AI dance video look real
Most AI dance generators animate a still image along a pose track, and it shows: feet slide, arms float off the beat and the camera never moves. Genjudo treats the dance clip as the performance to match — footwork, arm timing, weight shifts and the camera framing — and renders a new shot of your character doing it on ByteDance Seedance 2.5.
The source clip matters more than anything else. One or two dancers fully in frame from head to toe, a mostly steady camera and decent light give the cleanest transfer. Use a full-body image of your character on a plain background, framed roughly like the dancer, and add a second image for a duet.
Dance lives on its song. Choose “Clip’s sound” and Genjudo lays the original audio back under the result, timed to the window you trimmed — and the length rounds down to the clip so the music never runs out before the video does. Publish only music and footage you have the rights to.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a character dance with AI?
Upload a dance video and a full-body image of your character to Genjudo. It reads the dance shot by shot and generates a new video in which your character performs the same moves with the same timing and camera framing.
Can I keep the song from the original dance video?
Yes. Choose “Clip’s sound” and Genjudo lays the original audio back under the result. Use music you have the rights to if you plan to publish.
Can two characters dance together?
Yes. The two-character direction casts a foreground and a background role from two images and keeps both identities through the dance.
What makes a good dance clip?
One or two dancers fully in frame from head to toe, a mostly steady camera, decent light, and four to thirty seconds of the routine. Fast spins and dancers leaving frame are the hardest moments to match.
How much does an AI dance video cost?
It is billed per second of output from your Genfire credit balance, and the studio shows the exact cost before you run. Credit packs start at $19.
Can I make a photo of myself dance?
Yes, from a full-body photo. Put real people in videos only with their consent; original characters are the safe default for anything you publish.
Will the dance come out vertical for TikTok and Reels?
Yes. By default the frame matches the clip you give it, so a 9:16 dance clip produces a 9:16 dance video; you can also pick 9:16 directly.
Can I use a dance from an Instagram reel?
Yes. Paste the public reel link and Genjudo uses it as the source clip, with no download step.
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