Can my pet or a friend do the skeleton dance?
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Short answer
Yes. The dancer can be you, an adult who agreed, a cat, a dog or another pet. Animals rise onto two legs, put on a small crimson-lined cape and copy the dance. Animal photos are less predictable than people, so run the 5-second preview before paying.
Who can take the cape
- You, if your face is clear in the photo.
- An adult friend or relative who has said yes.
- A cat or dog shot up close, eyes on the camera. Calm, alert poses tend to read best.
- A toy, or a character you drew, which turns into a moving version of itself.
How animals differ
Animals remain their species, just upright and caped. Their movement is more bouncy and cartoon-like than a person's. For picture tips, visit the pet page. Pets wear a smaller cape and go through the same four stages of the dance.
One dancer at a time
The scene has space for one dancer only. To show two friends, render two clips and play them side by side, or cut them together in an editor.
Questions people ask
Can two of us share one video?
No. One photo, one dancer. Make a separate clip for each person, then join them in an editor. Played side by side, the two clips make a good duet.
Do I have to ask my friend first?
Yes. When you upload, you confirm that everyone in the photo agreed. Ask first, then share the clip with them.
Is a plush toy or a sketch allowed?
If it's yours, yes. It keeps its shape and colours, puts the cape on and dances.
Put on the cape
Send one photo and a vampire dance starring you comes back, with no watermark on the full video and no plan to sign up for.
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