The gray-shirt role
Your first photo replaces the later main dancer on the left when the pair starts together.
Video preview
Two main dancers join a public dance circle, sharing arm accents and side steps as other participants move around them.
Your pair enters the dance circle
Trouble Maker AI casts two adults in the main roles of this outdoor dance clip. The gray-shirt dancer and the black sleeveless dancer approach the camera, trade arm and shoulder accents, and step together in front of the spectators.
The selected video includes the entrance. It begins with a wider view and other participants moving off the floor before the main pair comes forward. Your photos change only those two adults, keeping the surrounding people and their reactions in place.
The entrance and the first dance movements
The opening shows a paved square, a semicircle of spectators and other dancers leaving the foreground. The two main adults enter later. Around seven seconds, the gray-shirt role is on the left and the black sleeveless role is on the right as they begin moving together closer to the phone.
Those shirt descriptions help you find the roles in the reference; each replacement uses the visible clothing from its own photo. The buildings, trees, spectators and anyone joining around the pair remain from the clip, rather than taking on the uploaded identities.
This version follows the first 15 seconds at normal speed, including the entrance and the movements within that window. It keeps the same reference audio and vertical 9:16 framing at 720p, without bringing the later part of the longer routine into the clip.
Two main identities through a busy scene
The black sleeveless role
Your second photo replaces the partner on the right at that point, following the same person as positions change.
The crowd stays around you
Keep the audience, other participants and original sound throughout the selected 15 seconds.
How to make your video
Assign the two main roles
Place the gray-shirt role’s portrait in Photo 1 and the black sleeveless role’s portrait in Photo 2.
Create the dance-circle clip
Confirm permission for both adults and generate the 15-second scene for 10 credits.
Follow the faces into the dance
Watch the entrance, check both main identities through the moving crowd, and download your video.
Choose portraits for the moving pair
- Use a separate, clear adult portrait for each main role.
- Include the face, hair and visible upper-body clothing you want that person to wear.
- Keep each portrait in its assigned slot even though the dancers turn and change depth.
- Review the gray-shirt role and black sleeveless role individually when other participants cross near them.
Frequently asked questions
Which photo goes in each slot?+
Photo 1 becomes the later main gray-shirt dancer. Photo 2 becomes the black sleeveless dancer. When the main pair begins together, these roles are on the left and right respectively; each identity follows its dancer as they move.
Can I make it with one photo or a group picture?+
Use two separate adult photos, one for each role. Both slots are required; this version does not extract two faces from a group picture.
Will my photos replace the spectators too?+
Only the two main adults change. The audience, the people leaving the floor in the introduction and the participants moving around the pair keep their original identities and clothes.
Why do other people appear before the main pair?+
The video keeps the reference entrance. It opens with the dance circle and people clearing the foreground; the two photo-based main roles come forward later rather than appearing immediately in the first frame.
Do I need to wear gray or a black sleeveless top?+
Those clothes identify the reference dancers. Your portraits supply the replacement adults’ faces, hair, body appearance and visible outfits. The outdoor setting comes from the video.
Is the whole longer routine included?+
This version uses the first 15 seconds, including the entrance and early partner movements. It does not include the rest of the longer post or turn the crowd scene into a two-person studio dance.
Does the finished video keep the sound?+
Yes. The download uses the original audio from this selected dance-circle reference. It does not create new voices from your photos or substitute a different soundtrack.
What are the format and cost?+
One 15-second video in 9:16 at 720p uses 10 ReelTada credits. Your current balance is checked before uploading the photos or starting the generation request.
Step into the Main Pair’s Roles
Choose who joins as the gray-shirt role and the black sleeveless role, then enter the outdoor dance circle together.