How to make your AI influencer dance in a real trend video

To make an AI influencer dance, you put it into a real dance trend. On Duble AI the AI remakes the trend's video with your influencer in place of the dancer, so the choreography and the song are the original ones and you describe no steps. The video is ready in 1 to 3 minutes and costs from $3.33.

A trend is not only a dance. The library also has interviews, selfies and a walk through a stadium crowd, and the steps for any of them are in how to make AI trend videos. This page covers what changes when the trend is a dance.

Can you make a photo dance with AI?

Yes, with one step in the middle: the photo becomes your AI influencer, and the dance comes from a video that already exists. Duble AI does not invent steps. No video here is made from a description. The app redraws a real video, the trend, with your influencer where the dancer was.

If the photo is of you, a photo of your face is enough to start. Create an AI influencer from a photo says which photos help and whose they may be.

Why use a real dance trend?

The source clip supplies the choreography and the audio reference. The AI redraws every frame of the video with your influencer, who follows the movements of the original. For speech or singing, the AI follows the source voice and the finished audio can vary; review the result with sound. For music or background sound, the original audio plays over the finished video.

For ways to find clips outside the library, see how to find TikTok and Instagram trends.

What does the dance video need?

• Full body. Trend cards in the app say "Full body" or "Half body". In a dance the movement is in the whole body, so it helps when the body is in frame.
• One dancer, or one clear one. With more people in the shot, you say who is replaced and who stays.
• Steady light and a single shot, with no cuts between scenes. This applies to a video you film yourself, because the library's trends come ready-made.

What does the influencer need so the dance does not look broken?

In a dance the influencer turns, bends and comes close to the camera. Duble AI uses the close-up face and the influencer's other sides to keep it the same in those moments, and the more material it has, the better.

• A full-body photo. If you make the influencer from photos, send the full-body one too. With the face alone, the body is made up and may not look like yours, and the app warns you.
• More photos, from other sides. From the side, from behind, up close. The app takes a few extra, and they help keep the influencer the same when it turns.
• The every-side sheet. Every look gets two sheets on its own, at no cost: the body from every side and the face from every side. The app shows them to the AI along with the look. The guide to keeping one AI influencer consistent covers the rest.
• An influencer quite different from the dancer. When it looks like the person in the video, the app warns that the video takes about a minute longer and that the result can come out with some of their features mixed in.

How to create an AI influencer shows the four ways to make your own, and anyone from the cast is yours at a tap, at no credits.

Step by step: what to pick in a dance trend

1. Pick your double. The app calls your influencer a double. On Home, tap it in the top row and choose the look.
2. Pick the dance. Under Trending, look for a card marked "Full body". Tap it and use "Watch the whole video, with sound" to check the dance and the song.
3. Answer "What plays in this video?" A dance with a song and nobody singing along: "Only music or background sound", and the original music plays over the finished video. If the dancer sings or speaks in the clip: "Someone speaks or sings", and the double's mouth follows the voice.
4. Choose the quality. Standard, High or Turbo, with the price on each button.
5. With more than one dancer, say who is replaced. The link "Say who Enzo Puff replaces (optional)", with your double's name in place of Enzo Puff, opens a text box. Left empty, your double takes the place of the main person.
6. Tap "Generate video". Then "Save video" on a phone or "Download video" on a computer. Label it as AI-made content where the platform asks.

How much does an AI dance video cost?

You pay by the second of video, and a trend is as long as its original clip, up to 30 seconds. A 10-second dance costs 20 credits at Standard, 50 at High and 60 at Turbo. On the $49.99 monthly plan, which gives 300 credits, a 10-second video at Standard comes to $3.33. Credits never expire.

Can my influencer dance my own choreography?

Yes. You record your dance, or one by someone who agreed to be in it, between 3 and 30 seconds long, and use "Use your own video". The influencer dances in your place, in your video's scene and with its sound, at the same price per second as a trend. The steps, with tips for a video that works, are in how to replace a person in a video. Only send videos you have the right to use.

What if the dance comes out odd?

When a video fails or is refused, the page says why and the credits go back to your balance right away. "Try again" takes you back to the trend with the same choices. The scene in the finished video is the trend's, but the app warns that it can change a little.

To start, create your influencer and pick the first dance.