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Connor Price Slide Dance AI Video: You, a Friend and the Boombox

Upload two photos and star in the Connor Price slide dance: one of you carries the boombox on the left, the other sings to the camera on the right, sliding down the street together. Same moves, camera and original sound. 15 or 30 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p or 720p.

Format9:16 · source audio
This template runs in 3 steps, so it takes a little longer. You can leave the page: the result appears in your Library when it is done.
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Sample preview only — your output will use your own photo.

Source previews

These are the reference clips the template follows, not generated results. Your video keeps their choreography, camera movement, timing and audio, with your characters in place of the people you assign.

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Source reference footage, 15 seconds, not a personalized result · source preview, not a generated result

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About the Connor Price Slide Dance AI Video Generator

The Connor Price slide dance is a two-person street clip: two friends come sliding down a quiet road lined with red-brick buildings, one hoisting a silver boombox on his shoulder, the other singing straight into a handheld camera that backs away in front of them. Easy, swaggering steps, big hand gestures and a warm film look make it an easy duet to recognise in a feed.

This generator recasts both performers with two photos. Photo 1 becomes the one with the boombox on the left, photo 2 the one singing on the right. Each keeps their own face, hair, build, clothes and accessories, while the street, the camera move, the choreography, the timing and the original sound stay exactly as they are. Choose 15 or 30 seconds and 480p or 720p; the video is always vertical 9:16.

How to make your Connor Price slide dance video

  1. Add photo 1: the boombox carrier. Upload a clear photo of the person who should walk on the left with the boombox on their shoulder. One person, face visible and well lit; upper body or full body works best.
  2. Add photo 2: the singer. Upload a different photo for the person on the right who sings to the camera. The order matters: photo 1 is always the left, photo 2 always the right.
  3. Pick length and quality. 15 seconds is the default and costs less; 30 seconds runs the longer stretch of the walk. 480p renders cheaper, 720p is sharper on faces. The price for your choice is shown before you generate.
  4. Generate and share. The finished MP4, with the original sound, lands in your Library. Download it and post it to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.

Who plays whom

  • Photo 1, left: carries the silver boombox on the shoulder and slides along beside the singer.
  • Photo 2, right: sings to the camera with the hand gestures and head moves of the original.
  • Anyone can take either part, whatever their gender. The two people are never swapped or blended.

What changes and what stays

  • From your photos: each person's face, hair, skin tone, body shape, clothing, shoes and accessories such as a cap or glasses.
  • From the original clip: the choreography and timing, the street and its red-brick buildings, the boombox, the camera walking backwards in front of the pair, the colour grade and the sound.

15 or 30 seconds

Both lengths start at the beginning of the original clip with the sound in sync. 15 seconds covers the opening of the walk and makes a tight, loopable post; 30 seconds keeps going through the next run of moves. The frame is vertical 9:16 either way.

Photos that work best

  • One person per photo, face sharp, front-facing or slightly turned.
  • Even light, no heavy filters, no group shots.
  • Upper-body or full-body shots show the outfit you want to keep.
  • Two different photos: the same picture can't be used for both people.

A note on likeness

Keeping both faces recognisable through the turns, gestures and the close opening shot is the goal, not a guarantee. Details such as facial hair or a cap from the original performers can occasionally show through for a moment. Check the result before you share it.

About the videos on this page

The sample output is a real 15-second, 480p result of this template, made from photos of two AI-generated, fictional people. The source preview is the original reference footage the template follows, not a generated result.

Connor Price slide dance AI video credit cost

Duration480p720p
15s4,063 credits8,692 credits
30s8,118 credits17,375 credits

The price depends on the length and resolution you pick and includes reading both photos before the render. It is shown before you generate.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos do I need?

Two different photos: one for the boombox carrier on the left and one for the singer on the right. Both are required.

Which photo goes where?

Photo 1 always plays the person carrying the boombox on the left; photo 2 always plays the person singing to the camera on the right.

Will we keep our own clothes?

Yes. Each person keeps the clothing, shoes and accessories from their own photo; only the boombox comes from the original scene.

How long is the video?

15 or 30 seconds, your choice, always vertical 9:16. Both start from the beginning of the original clip.

Does the video have sound?

Yes. The original audio is kept in sync with the moves. No new voice or music is added.

How many credits does it cost?

4,063 credits for 15 seconds at 480p, 8,692 at 720p; 8,118 credits for 30 seconds at 480p, 17,375 at 720p.

Can two women, two men or a mixed pair do it?

Yes. Whoever is in each photo plays that part with their own face, hair and gender presentation.

Can I post it on TikTok or Instagram?

Yes. Download the MP4 from your Library; it is already vertical for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Follow each platform's rules, including its music rules, when you post.

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