How can AI turn my photos into a Deck the Halls Dance clip?
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Short version
Add an adult photo, plus a second for a pair, choose the place, the outfit and the ending, then render. You get 5 seconds in portrait, with no filming and no prompt.
Step by step
- Open the generator on the template page.
- Add your portrait in slot one, an adult facing the camera.
- Add a partner in slot two, or leave it blank for a solo.
- Dress the scene with a place, a wardrobe pick and a finish.
- Try a bonus preview (5 seconds, 480p) to check faces and the spin.
- Render the whole clip for 1 credit and download the MP4.
Photo advice
The routine swings the arms and spins, so a waist-up or full-body portrait gives the model more to work with than a tight face crop. Keep the background simple and the light even.
For two dancers, pick photos with similar framing so neither person looks much larger than the other.
Once it is ready
Your video appears in My videos, with a silent copy for your own sound. The pricing page lists credit packs.
Deck the Halls Dance FAQ
Does the second dancer stand left or right?
Slot one dances on the left and slot two on the right, doing identical moves at the same moment.
Can I get a landscape version?
No. The clip is made in portrait 9:16 only.
Do all three endings use the same moves up to the finish?
Yes. Only the last stretch changes with the ending you pick.
Put yourself in the routine
Solo or paired, you never learn the steps. A photo is all the choreography you need.
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