What kind of photo works best?

One clear, well-lit photo of a single person, ideally full body and head to feet. The dance is built around one dancer, so group photos are rejected before upload. Avoid strong backlight, sunglasses and heavy motion blur — the face in your photo is the face in the video.

How long does it take?

Usually a few minutes. A dance is made in two passes: first your photo is matched into the dance's opening frame, then that frame is animated to the choreography. The app notifies you when it is ready, so you can close it and come back.

Does the video have sound?

Yes. Each dance keeps the original audio from its licensed motion clip, so the video arrives ready to post rather than silent.

Will it still look like me?

That is the whole design. Your photo is matched into the dance's first frame with your face, hair, skin tone and build preserved, and the animation is instructed to hold that identity for the length of the clip rather than drifting into someone else.

Can I use the videos commercially?

Every Pixalto plan includes commercial usage rights for what you generate. You are responsible for having the rights to the photo you upload, and for using the result in line with the platform you post it to.

AI Dance is an app feature — open Pixalto for iPhone or Android and look under Dance videos. It is not available on the web yet.

Turn One Photo into a Dance Video

Pick a dance, add one clear photo of yourself, and Pixalto returns a vertical dance video with you in it — same face, real choreography, original track. Available in the Pixalto app for iPhone and Android.

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Create My Dance

How AI Dance works

A dance, a photo, and a few minutes — the whole thing happens in the Pixalto app.

Step 1

Pick a dance

Browse the library by category and swipe through full-screen previews until one lands.

Step 2

Add one photo

A clear, well-lit photo of yourself — full body works best. One person per video.

Step 3

Get your video

A vertical clip with your face and the original track, a few minutes later. Save it or share it straight from the app.

Made to be posted

Real choreography, not a wobbling photo

Every dance in the library is a licensed motion clip performed by a real dancer. Your photo is matched into that dance's opening frame and then animated to the actual choreography, which is why the result moves like a person dancing rather than like a still image being nudged around.

Your face, held for the whole clip

The hard part of a dance video is not the movement, it is staying recognisably yourself while it happens. Pixalto builds the first frame from your photo with your face, hair, skin tone and build preserved, then instructs the animation to hold that identity end to end — no drift, no wardrobe changes, no second person appearing halfway through.

Vertical, with the original track

Dances come back as 9:16 video with the audio from the original clip, sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Save to your camera roll or share straight from the app — and every generation lands in your Pixalto history alongside the rest of your work.