Three opening roles
Assign a separate photo to middle, right and left before the dancers cross.
Video preview
Three dancers rotate across a green court, flip their hair and take turns moving toward the camera.
The court routine with your three-person cast
The Chipmunks Dance AI template follows the You Spin Me Round trio trend on a green court at sunset. The dancers trade places through arm accents, small kicks and sweeping turns before moving closer to the phone.
This is a human trio scene. Three adult photos replace the opening middle, right and left dancers; the hedge, basketball hoop and evening sky stay with the reference.
Fifteen seconds on the sunset court
A gray-sweatshirt dancer starts closest to the phone, with a pink-sweatshirt dancer on the right and a white-tank dancer on the left. Those clothes identify the reference positions; your photos supply the replacement outfits. The initial right dancer later turns her back in the foreground while the others continue around her.
This version uses the selected first 15 seconds. It includes the formation changes and the approaches visible in that window, rather than the complete later sequence of a longer reel. The output is vertical 9:16 at 720p, with the selected reference audio.
Follow each dancer through the rotation
Your clothes on the court
Each adult brings the hair, appearance and visible clothing from their photo.
The selected 15-second sequence
Keep the turns and close approaches inside this clip, at the original pace with its sound.
How to make your video
Build your opening formation
Place the nearest middle dancer first, the opening right dancer second and the opening left dancer third.
Create the court clip
Confirm permission for all three adults and generate for 10 credits.
Follow the faces as they cross
Review the rotation and near-camera moments, then download your trio video.
Photos that keep the trio distinct
- Use one adult per photo, with a clear face and visible upper body.
- Pick clothing you want that dancer to wear throughout the routine.
- Keep each role tied to its opening position even when the dancer crosses the frame.
- Check hair, faces and hands during the forward turns and close approaches.
Frequently asked questions
Does this turn us into cartoon chipmunks?+
No. This template casts three adults in the human court-dance trend. It does not add cartoon characters, mouse ears or costumes.
How many photos do I need?+
Three separate adult photos are required. Each photo supplies one dancer throughout the clip.
What is the photo order?+
Photo 1 is the opening middle dancer nearest the camera. Photo 2 is the opening right dancer, and Photo 3 is the opening left dancer. Those identities stay attached as the dancers move.
Where do the clothes and background come from?+
Your photos provide each adult’s visible clothes and appearance. The green court, hedge, hoop and sunset remain from the reference.
Is this the whole longer dance reel?+
This version lasts 15 seconds and includes only the turns and close approaches within that selected window. It does not include the later part of a longer reel.
Can I use one group photo or pets?+
Use three separate photos of adults for this version. Group-photo extraction and pet casting are not offered here.
Does the video keep the sound?+
Yes. It uses the original audio from the selected court reference rather than generating new music or voices from your photos.
What does it cost?+
One 15-second, 720p generation uses 10 ReelTada credits. Your live balance is checked before the request is sent.
Put Your Trio on the Court
Choose three adults, assign their opening positions and follow the sunset turns together.