Choose who solos first
Photo 2 takes the first foreground solo; Photo 1 begins the handover second.
Video reference
The library duo opens together; the opening-right dancer solos first before the opening-left dancer takes over near the end of this 15-second cut.
Opening sides decide the solos
Ba Ba Ba Dance AI casts two adults in the library routine. They begin side by side, the opening-right dancer takes the foreground first and the opening-left dancer returns to take over.
Put the person who should solo first in Photo 2. Photo 1 belongs to the adult who opens on the left and starts the second solo near the end of this selected cut. The same identities follow their performers as they move across the frame.
This version uses the first 15 seconds at the reference’s original pace. It includes the opening, first solo and handover; it does not continue through the later second solo or final reunion.
A short library handover, with your outfits
The shelves, counter and angular ceiling lights remain around the dancers. The scene keeps the source camera, pauses and changes in how close each person is to the lens.
Each photo supplies that adult’s face, hair, build and visible outfit. The cap, camouflage jacket and headphones in the example identify the original parts; they are not required costumes for your portraits.
The download includes the recording from this same 15-second window. It does not offer a song picker, longer 30-second performance or a separate video of just one dancer.
The opening and the handover
Keep each dancer recognizable
Separate photos supply each adult’s own appearance and clothing.
Save the selected library cut
Download the 15-second vertical MP 4 with its matching reference sound.
Make your library duet
Prepare two adult portraits
Use one adult per image, with a clear face and the clothing you want in the video.
Check the two parts
Assign opening-left/second to Photo 1 and opening-right/first to Photo 2, then confirm consent.
Play through the handover
Review both faces as the foreground changes, then download the MP 4 with sound.
Prepare the two adult portraits
- Use Photo 2 for the person who should receive the first solo.
- Keep the face, hair, hands and outfit visible when possible.
- Use a full-body or waist-up photo with space around the subject.
- Do not put a group picture into either individual slot.
- Check that identities follow the dancers when they move away and return.
Questions about Ba Ba Ba Dance
Which photo takes the first solo?+
Photo 2 starts on the viewer’s right and takes the first solo. Photo 1 starts left and begins the second part near the end of the selected cut.
How many photos are required?+
Two separate adult photos are required, one for each dancer. There is no missing-partner or one-photo twin mode in this version.
Is this the complete 30-second routine?+
This version uses only the first 15 seconds. It includes the opening, the first solo and the beginning of the second dancer’s handover, ending before the later second solo and final reunion.
Will we keep our clothes?+
Each photo supplies that person’s visible clothes, identity, hair and body appearance. The library and choreography remain from the reference.
Can I choose a pet, another background or a song?+
This version uses two adults in the fixed library scene. It has no pet, background-upload or soundtrack-selection input.
Does the video keep the music?+
The download uses the original recording from the same selected 15-second window. It does not generate new vocals or change the sound according to the photos.
What format and price will I get?+
One 15-second 9:16 video at 720p uses 10 ReelTada credits. Your live balance is checked before photos are uploaded or generation starts.
Make Our Ba Ba Ba Dance
Start side by side in the library, then trade the foreground. Two adult photos follow the opening groove, the right dancer’s solo and the left dancer’s handover.