To make an AI dance video, open the dance section, describe one original fictional adult character or choose an authorized adult photo, review the 10-credit quote and submit once. Follow the task status, then play and download the approved MP4. The default flow starts from text, so you do not need to upload a person’s photo. No free generation credits are included.
Step by step
Choose text or an authorized photo
Open the dance section on the homepage. Describe an original fictional adult, or expand the photo option and choose an authorized adult photo.
Describe the character
Use a clear outfit, simple setting and full-body framing. Keep the description under 240 characters and confirm consent for any person photo.
Review the 10-credit quote
Sign in, check your balance and read the quote. Packs are one-time purchases and no free generation credits are included.
Submit and follow the task
Submit once. Check the workbench or Dashboard while the existing task processes; one user can have one active task.
Play and download
Watch the entire approved result and download the MP4. Confirmed failed tasks automatically return reserved credits.
Pick your starting point
The simplest route is a sentence describing an original adult character. This is useful when you want a playful visual without uploading personal media. An example brief is: “A fictional adult dancer aged 28 in a yellow sweatshirt and dark trousers, full body in a bright studio.” The character should be your own concept, with a clear outfit and one uncomplicated setting.
If a particular authorized adult photo is essential, expand the alternate photo option in the dance section. Only use your own photo or a photo whose subject has explicitly authorized this use. The consent checkbox is a real requirement, not a way to acquire permission after uploading. Do not upload a group picture when the goal is a single clear dancer.
Write a sentence the workflow can use
The character description is not a music brief. Focus on visible information: an adult subject, clothing, lighting, background and full-body framing. Keep the wording under the displayed 240-character limit. Avoid contradictory directions such as an extreme close-up and visible feet in the same composition. A specific, short scene gives you a concrete result to assess later.
The current dance sequence is Sunlit bounce, a casual pop routine with light bounces, side steps, arm movement and a finishing pose. Your text establishes the character and setting; it does not program every footstep. The service creates original movement rather than reproducing a named performance. Do not assume that a requested complicated stunt or exact beat timing will be faithfully generated.
Prepare an authorized photo carefully
Use a JPEG, PNG or WebP file no larger than 10 MiB. Choose a clear, well-lit adult subject with an unobstructed face. A simple background and clothing that separates from the environment help make the visual brief readable. Full-body framing gives the model more information about the intended silhouette, though it cannot guarantee consistent details throughout animation.
Avoid tiny screenshots, heavy filters, hidden limbs and several overlapping people. You are asking a generative system to synthesize new frames, not restore every detail of a photograph. Inspect the source first for anything you would not want processed. Uploaded photos and generated files have a 30-day retention period, and you can delete media through the account tools.
Understand what generates the result
For the text-based path, FLUX.1 Schnell generates a starting character image. FLUX.1 Kontext Pro prepares the shot frames, and Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro animates them. These models are called through fal.ai. The current original sequence uses three short shots which are joined into a silent MP4. The photo-based path begins from your authorized image instead of a text-created character.
Model output is probabilistic. Clothing, fingers and other small details may change, especially during movement or transitions. The result carries an AI-generated label. There is no original song included, and no claim that the person truly performed an event. Choose music separately only if you have the rights to publish it on your intended platform.
Review the quote before starting
Every finished dance video costs 10 credits. The same flat cost applies to a supported still image. Starter is $9.90 for 10 credits, Popular is $19.90 for 30, and Creator is $29.90 for 50. These are one-time packs; purchased credits never expire. You do not receive free generation credits merely by opening an account.
Preparing a quote is different from submitting a paid generation. Read any availability or safety message in the workbench before continuing. At submission the system reserves the required credits atomically. An insufficient balance prevents generation. Only one task can be active for a user at once, so wait for that task instead of repeatedly pressing the button or opening duplicate tabs.
Watch the existing task
After submitting, keep the task identifier. The workbench and Dashboard show the job status as processing continues. A queued or running state is not a downloadable finished video. Network interruptions do not mean you should create a replacement job immediately. Return to the existing task, refresh its status and allow the system to resolve the original submission.
Prompts, photos, intermediate frames and outputs go through safety checks. Uncertain cases can require human review. Confirmed technical failures and safety rejections return reserved credits automatically. A delayed or held task may need resolution before a definitive outcome appears. Contact support@aidancevideos.com with the task ID if you need assistance; do not send passwords or card information.
Play, inspect and download
When the task succeeds and the output is approved, use its player to watch the complete sequence before downloading the MP4. Inspect the first frame, shot transitions, hands and feet, and the final pose. A coherent thumbnail is not evidence that the entire clip looks correct. View the result at phone size as well as on a larger screen.
Download within the media retention period and keep your own backup. A technically completed output that does not match your taste is not the same as a failed job with automatic credit return. Read the published refund policy for billing questions. If you create another version, simplify the character brief or change one detail so that the reason for the revision is clear.
Make a better next brief
Keep a small note of the subject, framing and intended use. If the dancer blends into the scene, request clearer clothing contrast. If the composition feels crowded, simplify the background. If you need a cover image rather than motion, use the image generator instead of paying for a video you do not need. Choose the output type that actually answers your creative brief.
Use the homepage to return to either the image studio or dance workflow, and check Pricing before buying another pack. This guide describes the existing product rather than promising exact choreography, instant completion or unlimited revisions. A clear authorized starting point, a realistic expectation of generated movement and a complete playback check are the practical foundations of a usable result.
Current one-time credit packs
- Starter: $9.90 · 10 credits · 1 output
- Popular: $19.90 · 30 credits · 3 outputs
- Creator: $29.90 · 50 credits · 5 outputs
Each image or finished dance video costs 10 credits. No free generation credits. No subscription. Purchased credits never expire. Confirmed failed jobs automatically return reserved credits. Review Pricing and the Refunds policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I start with text only?
Yes. Describe one original fictional adult character in the default dance flow. The service generates a starting image before animation.
How many credits does one dance video cost?
One finished dance video costs 10 credits. There are no free generation credits, and packs are one-time purchases.
Is music included?
No. The current dance output is a silent MP4. Add only music you have permission to publish.
Can I download the result?
Yes. Approved successful outputs have playback and MP4 download controls. Download your files within the 30-day retention period.
Continue creating
Return to the AI Dance Videos homepage, open the image studio, or explore the original dance workflow. Read Pricing, Help and our Content Policy before submitting. Questions: support@aidancevideos.com.