Separate photo assignments
Bind each adult to their opening role before the dancers exchange sides.
The hand-in-hand dance preview
Two dancers face each other, join one hand, extend their free arms and rotate around the shared handhold in a leafy backyard.
A handhold that keeps the pair connected
The Last Dance AI follows two people rotating around a joined hand. Each has a free arm stretched away from the center, making the shared turn the focus of the scene.
Choose two separate adult photos. The first takes the role that begins on the left in the pink dress; the second takes the opening right role in the dark patterned top. Those opening outfits identify the positions, but your own visible clothes replace them.
Once the pair starts spinning, left and right change. The photo assignments follow each person through those turns rather than switching whenever the dancers cross the frame.
The backyard, the steps and the turning arms
The reference begins with the dancers facing each other on a lawn. They approach, link hands and continue through small bouncing steps and repeated turns with their other arms open.
Leaves scatter across the ground beneath an overcast sky. The wooden fence, nearby house and evergreen trees remain behind the full-body phone view.
This version keeps the roughly 11-second backyard sequence and its reference sound. It ends with the source dance, without adding a lift, kiss or different location.
Two appearances through the same turn
Clothes from each person
Each uploaded outfit stays with its own dancer during the spinning movement.
The shared backyard take
Keep the hand connection, free arms, small steps and original outdoor framing.
Cast the pair before the spin
Pick the opening left role
Add a clear adult photo for the role shown on the left at the start.
Add the opening right role
Choose the second adult separately, confirm both permissions and start for 10 credits.
Follow both through the turns
Review faces, joined hands and feet, then save the MP4 with the reference sound.
Prepare for a full-body turn
- Use one adult per photo rather than a crowded group image.
- Keep faces visible in good light so side turns have clear identity cues.
- Include clothing and as much of the body as possible.
- Keep track of the opening roles when reviewing the later swapped positions.
- Check the joined hands and both free arms throughout the rotation.
Before you make the paired dance
Which photo is which dancer?+
Photo 1 replaces the opening left dancer, identified in the preview by the pink dress. Photo 2 replaces the opening right dancer in the dark patterned top. The assignment follows each person after they turn.
Can the two people wear different outfits?+
Yes. Each adult's visible clothing comes from their own photo; the preview outfits are position guides rather than required clothing.
Is one couple photo enough?+
This mode needs two separate adult images. Use a clear individual image for each role.
What happens to my photo background?+
The dance takes place in the fixed autumn backyard. The lawn, leaves, fence, trees and phone framing come from the reference.
Is this the animated stage version?+
This page uses the live-action backyard spin. It does not offer a separate animated stage, night-street or pet version.
How long is it, and is there sound?+
The selected sequence is about 11 seconds at its original pace. The vertical 720p MP4 includes that backyard reference's audio.
How are the photos handled?+
The two inputs and result are stored privately. The video belongs to the account that started the task.
Does a two-person video use more credits?+
This paired routine uses 10 ReelTada credits for the complete video. Your balance is checked before the two photos are uploaded.
Keep Turning Together
Two adult photos, one joined hand and the short backyard spin with sound.