One or two distinct dancers
Solo takes one adult photo. Duo takes one photo of each adult and gives each person a fixed role.
Choose a Wassup dance scene
Solo room sway
One dancer in a bright room sways, leans toward the camera and claps through the hand gestures. 15 seconds.
Two friends on the dock
Two dancers beneath a wooden roof sway and point toward the camera together. About 12.5 seconds.
A short greeting, a whole dance
The In a Minute Wassup dance pairs a relaxed side-to-side sway with shoulder bounces, claps and hands pointed toward the camera. Its appeal is the casual greeting: a familiar face moves through the same easygoing phrase instead of delivering a polished stage performance.
Choose Solo for one dancer in a room, or Duo for two people moving together on a covered dock by the water. Each choice has its own reference clip. Your photos provide the faces, hair, body appearance and visible clothes. The selected video provides the timing, gestures, expressions, camera and setting.
The solo routine runs for 15 seconds. The dock duo runs for about 12.5 seconds. Both keep the original pace and use a vertical 9:16 frame. The downloaded MP4 contains the sound from the selected reference.
Pick the scene that fits your greeting
Solo keeps a close, informal home-video feel. The dancer leans toward the lens, sways through the phrase and accents the rhythm with claps and short hand gestures. Upload a clear picture of yourself standing, with space around your shoulders and arms.
Duo gives each friend a separate role. Photo 1 replaces the dancer who begins on the left of the dock; photo 2 replaces the dancer who begins on the right. Those identities stay attached to the same dancers when they step forward or change their distance from the camera.
The room, dock, roof, water and source camera stay with their respective videos. A background in your uploaded photo does not move into the dance scene. A smile or folded-arm pose in the photo also does not replace the gestures and expressions from the dance.
Send the finished greeting to the friend you have not seen in a while, make one solo take for a group chat, or put two friends into the dock routine. These are two complete scenes, so there is no need to upload a dance video or write a prompt.
Your faces, a scene chosen in advance
The clothes you chose
The photos supply visible clothes and personal appearance while the reference supplies the performance.
The selected routine with sound
Keep the chosen scene, its original pace and its own audio in a 9:16 MP4.
Make your Wassup clip
Choose Solo or Duo
Pick the room for one dancer or the dock for two. Add one clear adult photo per role, with the face visible.
Generate the selected dance
Confirm permission and generate for 10 credits. If your balance is low, choose a credit pack before the video starts.
Play and download
Check the faces, hand gestures and ending. Download the vertical MP4 with the selected reference sound.
Give the sway room to move
- Use a sharp, evenly lit photo with the face toward the camera. A standing waist-up or full-body picture is useful.
- Keep arms, hands and clothing easy to distinguish. Avoid a second person in an individual dancer photo.
- For Duo, upload the left dancer as Photo 1 and the right dancer as Photo 2. Use a separate photo for each adult.
- Leave sunglasses, masks and heavy face filters out of the photo so facial details are visible.
- Only upload yourself or adults who agreed to appear. Do not use photos of celebrities, public figures or strangers.
Wassup dance questions
How do I make an In a Minute Wassup dance from a photo?+
Choose Solo or Duo, add the required adult photos and confirm permission. Generate for 10 credits, then play and download your clip. The scene and choreography are already selected.
How many photos do I upload?+
Solo needs one photo of one adult. Duo needs two separate photos, one for each adult. Put the person for the initial left-hand position in Photo 1 and the person for the right-hand position in Photo 2.
Can I choose the room or the dock?+
Yes. Solo uses the home reference; Duo uses the covered dock reference. Each option keeps its own setting, camera movement and dance timing.
How long is the video?+
The Solo video is 15 seconds. The Duo video is about 12.5 seconds. Both play at the selected reference’s original speed and are delivered in vertical 9:16 at 720p.
Do my hair and clothes stay in the dance?+
Your photos provide each dancer’s identity, hair, body appearance and visible clothing. The scene comes from the chosen video. Use a photo showing the outfit you want to carry into the routine.
Will a smile or pose in my photo change the choreography?+
The reference controls the dance gestures, expressions and mouth movements. A fixed smile or folded-arm pose in your photo is not used as the performance.
Does the downloaded video include sound?+
Yes. The finished MP4 uses the audio from the exact Solo or Duo reference you selected. Check the rights to that audio before publishing.
Is the Wassup dance generator free?+
Each generation costs 10 credits. You can watch the examples before signing in. If your current balance is below 10 credits, the credit-pack dialog opens before generation starts.
Do I need to upload my own dance video or write a prompt?+
No. Pick one of the two scenes and upload the dancer photos. ReelTada uses the selected fixed reference and the matching photo-role instructions.
Can I use a group photo for Duo?+
Use two separate single-person photos for the two roles. That keeps the left and right dancer assignments clear and avoids choosing the wrong face from a group.
Can this page make an anime montage?+
This template makes a person or two people perform the selected dance scene. It does not assemble a montage of anime clips.
What happens if generation fails?+
The page shows the failure message and credits for a failed task are returned automatically. Open the same template or My creations to check an existing task instead of starting another one.
Send your own Wassup greeting
Choose the room or the dock, add your photos, and turn the sway into a short video.