Your foreground routine
Photo 1 belongs to the person nearest the lens for the hand sweeps, claps and rolling fists.
Video preview
The foreground adult performs the hand routine while the companion behind holds a phone, briefly looks up and reacts.
The hand routine happens at the table
Lamine Dance AI follows the close indoor table take. The main dancer faces the camera, sweeps an arm, brings the hands together and turns to point at the person seated behind.
The phone companion has a quieter part: looking at the screen, glancing up and making small reactions. You can replace that seat with a second photo or keep the person from the reference while changing only the foreground dancer.
Wooden table, pale walls and a phone
The performer stays nearest the camera and the companion stays behind on the right. The pointing gesture connects them without exchanging seats or putting the foreground face onto the background person.
Both uploaded adults use their own hair, appearance and visible clothes. A beanie, clear glasses or white hoodie is not required for the dancer, and the companion does not have to wear the black top in the preview.
This version follows the ten-second table clip rather than a football celebration, outdoor terrace routine or another dance attached to similar search terms. The room, phone and selected original audio remain the same whether you upload one photo or two.
A dancer in front and a companion behind
An optional second identity
Photo 2 replaces only the rear-right phone companion, keeping the seats separate.
The same room and take
The wooden table, curtains and uninterrupted portrait shot stay through the ten-second performance.
How to make your video
Choose the hand dancer
Upload the adult for the foreground seat, with the face, shoulders and top clearly visible.
Decide who sits behind
Add a different adult for the phone companion or leave the second slot empty to keep the reference person.
Start the table routine
Confirm permission for the uploaded adults, generate for 10 credits and download the ten-second clip with its audio.
Photos for gestures near the face
- Keep the dancer’s face and mouth clear of hands, phones and heavy shadows in the uploaded picture.
- Show the top you want visible above the table.
- Use a sharp front view for the optional companion, whose face is smaller in the shot.
- Check the pointing hand and clap as well as the faces when reviewing the finished take.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make it with one photo?+
Yes. Photo 1 replaces the foreground hand dancer. When the second slot is empty, the reference phone companion stays with their own face, hair and clothing.
What does the optional second photo do?+
It replaces the person behind on the right who holds the phone and briefly reacts. It does not create another foreground dancer.
Will a second copy of me appear behind?+
The first photo applies only to the main dancer. Without a second photo, the background role is preserved rather than filled with another copy of that adult.
Do I need the beanie or the white hoodie?+
The uploaded photo supplies the visible outfit and hairstyle for the role you replace. The source accessories and clothes are not fixed costumes.
Can I use a pet or add a third person?+
The available slots are for one foreground adult and one optional adult companion. There are no pet or third-person inputs.
Is this the football goal celebration or an outdoor dance?+
This page makes the seated table hand routine with the phone companion. It does not make a stadium celebration, football skill move or terrace scene.
How long is it, and which sound does it use?+
The portrait video lasts ten seconds at the reference pace. It includes audio from the same table take, without replacing it with a song selected from the trend name.
Does uploading a second person change the price?+
One 720p 9:16 video uses 10 ReelTada credits, with either one uploaded adult or both.
Take the Foreground Seat in the Lamine Dance
Cast the hand dancer, choose whether to replace the phone companion, and make the short table routine.