One clear role
One adult photo replaces the single dancer. There is no second performer to assign.
A compact room routine with glides, sharp arm accents and hat-directed gestures. First 15 seconds.
An outdoor solo with side glides, arm swings and kicks beside the coast. First 15 seconds.
A rehearsal-room solo with a grey hoodie, direction changes, kicks and a turn. About 15 seconds.
Smooth Criminal Dance AI turns one adult photo into the dancer in a selected short performance. The characteristic rhythm comes from compact side glides, quick changes of direction, arm accents and kicks. Choose a scene first so you know which movement and camera framing your photo will follow.
The living-room take has a fedora-wearing performer and a close home-video feel. The beach-road take gives the dancer open space in daylight. The studio take keeps the whole body against a plain rehearsal-room background. All three choices use one photo and keep the selected scene.
Your photo supplies identity, hair, body appearance and visible clothing. The reference supplies choreography, expressions, mouth movement, props and camera timing. The original pace stays intact; the room and beach choices use the first 15 seconds, and the studio runs for about 15 seconds.
Room follows the performer’s compact footwork and hat-directed hand gestures beside the furniture. Use a standing photo with clear hands and clothing. If you want a hat or a particular outfit on your dancer, include it in the photo rather than expecting the reference costume to replace your clothes.
Beach Road keeps the outdoor setting, side glides, arm swings and kick accents. The scene remains outdoors even if the uploaded photo was taken in a different room. The small changes in framing and body direction come from the selected video.
Studio follows a grey-hoodie performance with glides, a turn and kicks in a rehearsal space. A full-body photo helps show the intended trousers and shoes, while the movements remain those of the reference dancer.
The famous forward lean belongs to the wider Smooth Criminal dance vocabulary. These clips follow their selected reference window; the page does not add a lean that is absent from that window. Check the chosen preview and review the feet, balance and body shape in the finished clip.
One adult photo replaces the single dancer. There is no second performer to assign.
Your photo sets personal appearance and clothing; the selected clip sets expressions and movement.
Download a short vertical MP4 at the original pace with the sound from that exact selected take.
Watch Room, Beach Road or Studio. Add one adult photo with a clear face and visible outfit.
Confirm permission and start for 10 credits. A low balance opens the credit-pack dialog before generation.
Check identity, hands, footwork and the ending, then download the MP4 with the selected reference sound.
Pick Room, Beach Road or Studio, upload one adult photo and confirm permission. Generate for 10 credits, then play and download the finished video. You do not need to record your own dance.
One photo of one adult. This page makes a solo performance; it does not assign a second person from a group photo or create a duet.
Your photo supplies identity, hair, body appearance and visible clothing. Use an image showing the look you want, including a hat if that matters. The reference supplies the gestures and scene.
Choose one of the three fixed settings: living room, beach road or dance studio. The background in the uploaded photo is not used as a separate scene.
It follows the glides, turns, kicks, hand accents and timing visible in the chosen preview. The room and beach modes use their first 15 seconds; Studio uses its complete short take.
Choose the preview for its actual movements. The page does not add a forward lean to a take that lacks one, and a difficult balance pose can need another attempt. Review the legs, feet and body line before sharing.
The result is a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p. Room and Beach Road last 15 seconds; Studio lasts about 15 seconds. The routine plays at its original speed.
The finished MP4 contains the sound from the exact selected reference window. Check the rights to the recording and the music before posting it elsewhere.
Each generation costs 10 credits. You can view the references without starting a task. If your balance is below 10 credits, you can choose a credit pack before generation begins.
The reference controls expressions, mouth movements and gestures. Your uploaded photo sets appearance rather than freezing its smile or pose over the performance.
Use the preview to understand the sequence. The tool creates a video from a photo; it does not teach or physically support a forward lean.
Return to this template or My creations to check the existing task. A failed task shows its error and returns the task credits automatically. Do not start another run just to check progress.
Add one photo and give the familiar solo routine your own face and outfit.