About the Alorse On Dance AI Video
The Alorse On Dance AI Video Generator recasts a viral dance clip with two new performers. In the source, a dog on the left and a cat on the right stand at a white table with a mini keyboard and a laptop, playing along and waving to the beat against a plain white wall. Your two photos take their places as two people, with nothing of the dog or the cat left.
Each photo is first turned into its own identity sheet showing that person from several angles. Image 1 then becomes the performer on the left and Image 2 the performer on the right, each with their own face, hair and outfit. The moves, timing, framing, scene and original audio come from the source clip. Choose 15 or 30 seconds and 480p or 720p.
How to make an Alorse On Dance AI video
- Upload Image 1: the left performer. Add a clear photo of the person who should take the left spot, ideally full body. Their face, hairstyle and outfit are kept.
- Upload Image 2: the right performer. Add a clear photo of the second person, who takes the right spot. The order decides who stands where.
- Choose length and resolution. Pick 15 or 30 seconds and 480p or 720p. Framing is fixed by the source: 4:3, with the original audio.
- Generate and check. Generate, then check both faces and the hands on the keyboard in the preview before you download the MP4.
What is the Alorse On Dance AI video?
It is a short, playful music clip in which two performers stand side by side at a keyboard and a laptop and move to the beat. The AI keeps the original choreography and camera exactly and swaps only who is performing, so the clip looks as if you and a friend had filmed it.
The two photos, in order
- Image 1, left performer (required): replaces the performer on the left, with their face, hairstyle, clothing and appearance.
- Image 2, right performer (required): replaces the performer on the right in the same way.
- Why the order matters: the first upload always stays on the left and the second on the right. Swap the uploads to swap the sides.
What stays from the original
- Motion: every movement, pose, wave and keyboard tap, with the original timing.
- Scene: the white wall, the table, the keyboard and laptop, the lighting and the framing.
- Audio: the source clip's original sound stays in sync.
- No extras: no new moves, camera changes, scene changes or extra people are added.
Photo tips for a better result
- Use one person per photo, facing the camera, with the face sharp and well lit.
- A full-body photo helps the outfit carry over, especially for the 30s version, which ends on a full-body dance. With a close selfie the AI has to complete the clothes and shoes.
- Avoid sunglasses, hats or hands covering the face unless you want them in the video.
About the preview on this page
The video and poster on this page are the original source footage, not a personalized result. They show the moves and timing your video will follow. Your video will show the people from your two photos in the same scene.
Alorse On Dance video credit cost
| Duration | 480p | 720p |
|---|---|---|
| 15s | 4,157 credits | 8,785 credits |
| 30s | 8,211 credits | 17,468 credits |
The cost depends on the length and resolution you choose and is shown before you generate.
Frequently asked questions
Which photo goes on which side?
Image 1 is always the left performer and Image 2 the right performer, who also gets the face close-up in the 30s version. Both photos are required.
Can I use photos of pets instead of people?
No. The template turns the dog and cat in the source into two people, so it is made for photos of people.
Is the motion the same as the original?
The AI is asked to keep the original moves, timing, framing and scene exactly and change only the performers. Small differences can still appear.
How long is the video and does it have sound?
15 or 30 seconds, in 4:3, with the original audio. At 480p it costs 4,157 credits for 15 seconds or 8,211 for 30 seconds; at 720p, 8,785 or 17,468.
Will both people look exactly like their photos?
Not always. Results vary, and faces or hands can drift in fast moves. Sharp, well-lit photos of one person each give the best chance.
Is the video on this page a generated result?
No. It is the original source footage, shown so you can see the moves. It is not a personalized result.
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