A private family greeting
Use Happy bounce with a suitable family photo, create a short hello and download it for your chosen recipients.
Learn how to make AI baby dance video keepsakes from a photo you have permission to use. This walkthrough covers the complete process: choose and prepare an image, select a gentle movement, review the cost, generate the clip and inspect it before sharing. You can purchase credits before signing in and link them to an account after payment. Follow this guide when you want practical instructions; open the generator when your photo and chosen dance style are ready.
A little everyday joy
Use this templateSmall steps, big personality
Use this templateBring the living-room party
Use this templateA sweet celebration
Use this templateOriginal motion recipes, not generated video previews or a verified viral ranking. Select a card to try its preset with your photo.
Use Happy bounce with a suitable family photo, create a short hello and download it for your chosen recipients.
Try Disco groove with space around the arms. Add a birthday caption and permitted music after reviewing the generated movement.
Choose Tiny shuffle for a lighthearted update. Keep the source image and label the clip as an imagined animation rather than a real milestone.
Use Happy twirl when a quarter-turn fits the visible pose. Inspect facial details carefully as the subject turns and returns.
Choose a fully clothed subject, check dimensions and remove private details from anything intended for public sharing.
Read the preset, select quality and check the price. Buy a pack as a guest, then register or sign in to link the purchase.
Confirm consent, generate and follow the job in My videos. Watch the full clip before downloading or adding it to a social post.
Use an original JPG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB. Each side must be between 301 and 5,999 pixels, with a balanced portrait or landscape shape. Select a fully clothed single subject with a sharp face and visible arms and legs. Avoid screenshots, overlapping people and heavy filters. You can use the Dance Image Editor to crop, brighten and export a portrait locally. Preparation improves clarity but does not reconstruct missing body parts.
Open the studio and upload your photo. Choose Happy bounce for a restrained first attempt or another style to fit the occasion. Standard generations are vertical 15-second clips. Select a resolution and read the credit cost beside the generate button before proceeding. Start at a modest resolution if you want to judge the motion first. Higher resolution increases the cost and image detail, but does not guarantee better identity preservation or anatomy.
Confirm your permission to use the photo and check the displayed cost. If you need credits, you can pay first and then register or sign in to link the purchase. Generation starts after the account has sufficient credits. Once submitted, the task appears in My videos. Watch the entire completed clip, checking hands, feet, clothing and expressions. Technical failures return credits; a successful result can still contain AI imperfections.
Use the download link on the result or in your video library. Your clip includes the default soundtrack automatically. To change the music, use TikTok, Reels, Shorts or your own editor after downloading, and confirm the rights for the sound you add. Label public posts as AI-generated and think carefully about the child’s privacy before sharing. For an odd result, choose a simpler movement or a clearer photo rather than repeating the same request unchanged.
The guide covers preparation, payment, generation and review in one place.
File and framing tips help avoid an unsuitable first image.
Start small so it is easier to judge the model’s interpretation.
Pay before registration and link the browser purchase after payment.
Look at anatomy, clothes and expressions throughout the animation.
Review the audience, image rights and audio license before publishing.
Use a prepared photo and one of the four presets. You do not need keyframes or a timeline. Follow the upload, choose and generate steps, then review the finished result before saving it.
No. You can pay as a guest. This browser stores a purchase credential; after verified payment, register or sign in to link the credits. Keep the browser’s site data until linking finishes. Generating and saving jobs require the linked account.
An original photo is preferable because screenshots may reduce detail or include overlays. The image must meet the studio’s size and dimension requirements. Do not upscale a very small screenshot and expect it to restore missing facial or body detail.
The default soundtrack is added automatically; the studio has no audio upload or sound selection. You can edit the downloaded video in your own editor afterward. The soundtrack is not automatically synchronized with the generated steps.
Check whether the source hides limbs, contains multiple people or has a busy background. Try a clearer photo or a gentler preset before increasing resolution. A successfully rendered clip may still contain AI errors and uses credits.
Use this page for baby-specific photo selection, keepsake ideas and review tips. It helps you choose a gentle movement for the picture you already have.
Browse here when you have a photo but have not chosen the movement. Compare four original presets by pose and occasion, then open your selection in the studio.
Start here if your photo needs a portrait crop or brightness adjustment. Basic edits and 720p export are free; any purchased credit pack unlocks HD export after account linking.
For a baby photo and a 15-second motion preset, use the AI Baby Dance Video Generator.