One adult to cast
One photo replaces the specified lead across the crowd and front-center trio views.
An adult lead among the red-uniform dancers becomes the front-center performer with two partners behind, seen from above. 15 seconds, landscape.
Lonyo Dance AI uses one adult photo for the central lead in a high-angle schoolyard dance. The reference moves from a red-uniform ensemble to a smaller formation with the lead in front and two partners behind.
The selected excerpt follows sharp arm accents, small hops, steps and changes at the shoulders. Your photo supplies the adult lead’s face, hair, body appearance and visible clothes. The group, their uniforms, the painted court, shadows and camera belong to the reference.
The complete selected window lasts 15 seconds at its original pace. The result is a landscape 16:9 MP4 at 720p with the sound from the same reference. This page has one lead role to cast.
The lead begins among the red-uniform dancers and remains the person your photo replaces as the framing changes. In the later trio, the uploaded adult is the front-center performer. The two dancers behind keep their own appearances.
Role assignment follows that specific lead through the performance; it does not switch to whoever happens to stand near the middle of a frame. The uploaded face and clothes stay on the same adult through the ensemble view, steps and transition.
A full-body photo shows the outfit and shoes you want in the dance. You do not have to copy the black suit in the preview. The photo provides the look, while the selected routine supplies expressions, gestures and the timing of each move.
The landscape view keeps the court and formation readable. Watch the reference for the exact 15-second excerpt: it includes the ensemble and the trio ending, rather than every section of a longer music video. Review the lead’s identity and the separation from nearby dancers before sharing.
One photo replaces the specified lead across the crowd and front-center trio views.
Keep the uploaded clothes and shoes while every unassigned dancer stays in place.
Download the selected 15-second routine in 16:9 with its own reference audio.
Add a clear full-body photo showing the face, outfit and shoes you want in the routine.
Confirm permission and start for 10 credits. A low balance opens the credit-pack dialog first.
Watch the change from ensemble to trio, then download the landscape MP4 with sound.
Upload one clear adult photo, confirm permission and generate for 10 credits. Your photo takes the lead role in the prepared schoolyard excerpt. Play the result and download the MP4.
It replaces the adult lead originally shown in black among the red-uniform ensemble. The same person becomes the front-center lead of the later trio. The role stays attached to that performer as the camera changes.
This page casts only the adult lead. The two rear trio partners and all other ensemble dancers retain their original appearance and movement.
No. Your photo provides visible clothing, hair, body appearance and identity. Show the outfit and shoes you want instead of relying on the source performer’s suit.
The selected 15 seconds include the ensemble formation, the lead’s arm accents and steps, and the front-center trio near the end. It does not add sections from a longer version.
The result is landscape 16:9 at 720p in an MP4 file. The wide frame keeps the court and neighboring dancers in view.
Yes. The finished video uses the sound from this exact selected excerpt. Check the performance, recording and music rights before publishing it.
No. The court scene, camera and routine are already selected. One consenting adult photo supplies the new lead.
Each generation uses 10 credits. You can watch the reference before starting. If the balance is below 10 credits, choose a credit pack before generation begins.
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Bring one adult photo into the lead role and keep the formation around them.