AI Dance Generator

An AI dance generator turns a photo into a dance video. You provide a photo of a person or character and a dance video, and the AI makes the person in your photo perform the same moves. In VisionStory, this runs in Face Swap with two dance modes: Motion control and Full body.

AI motion control animates the person in a still photo with the movement from a reference video. VisionStory reproduces the actions and expressions of the main person in the video, while keeping the person's details, clothing and background from your photo. Use it when you want your own photo to dance.

Choose Motion control when you want your photo to come alive: the person and background come from your photo, and the moves come from the video. Choose Full body when you like the video's scene: the person from your photo replaces the dancer and keeps their face, hairstyle and clothing, while the background, lighting and camera movement come from the video. Other people in the video stay unchanged in both modes.

Choose Motion control on this page and continue to VisionStory Face Swap. Upload a clear photo and a dance video, or pick a dance template from the library, then generate. Preview the result before downloading it, especially the face, hands and footwork.

Dance videos can be 4 seconds to 3 minutes (180 seconds) long. Videos longer than 15 seconds are generated in segments and joined automatically into one full video. The result keeps the aspect ratio and the original audio of your dance video.

Yes. Upload any dance video you have permission to use, or choose a dance template from the library in VisionStory Face Swap. A steady shot with one clearly visible dancer gives the best results.

Use a sharp image of one person or character with a visible face and an unobstructed body. Match the dance video's framing where possible: a full-body photo works better for footwork than a close portrait. Avoid crowds, heavy blur and hidden limbs.

The dance video guides the movement, but it does not guarantee a frame-perfect copy of the choreography. Fast spins, overlapping limbs, camera changes and differences in body proportions can affect the result. Start with a clear routine and review the generated performance. The synchronized examples let you compare the dance video and the result at the same point in time.

You can try it for free. Without a subscription, VisionStory generates a 4-second preview in 480p. Full-length dance videos in 720p or 1080p need a subscription and credits, and the cost is shown before you confirm.

When generation finishes in VisionStory, preview and download the video from the result. Check the face, hands and the start and end of the performance before sharing, and only use photos and dance videos you have permission to use.