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iPhone Kupi Dance AI Video Generator

Turn a photo into a fun AI dance video.

iPhone Kupi Dance

Vertical 9:16 · 15s reference · 720p

Template

The bundled Kupi dance clip supplies the choreography and music — your photo replaces the dancer.

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What is the iPhone Kupi Dance AI generator?

iPhone Kupi Dance AI turns one portrait into a vertical dance clip: upload a photo, and the bundled Kupi dance reference drives the choreography while the model keeps your face and outfit. You get a 9:16 MP4 you can download and post — no prompt writing, no editing timeline.

The trend version of this dance lives inside CapCut-style templates that bake a face onto a dancer. This page is the browser generator: a motion-controlled photo-to-video render, not a copy of anyone else’s template footage.

Because the motion comes from a bundled reference clip rather than a guessing text prompt, the routine is consistent from run to run. Your photo still controls identity, hair, clothing and body proportions, so the result looks like you doing the dance rather than a generic dancer.

The reference clip’s music is kept in the render. You can still swap in another licensed track in TikTok, Reels, Shorts or CapCut after download, and label the video as AI-made when the platform asks.

How this generator works

Upload one photo and press Generate Dance Video. We charge 600 credits per render, send your image plus the bundled reference clip to Kling O3 reference video-to-video, and return a finished MP4 in the browser. The dancer is replaced by your photo, and the reference music is kept.

The reference clip is fixed and hosted with Vocalove, so every run follows the same Kupi dance motion at 9:16. You do not upload a video, and you never need to describe the choreography in text.

Rendering is not instant: motion-control jobs usually take several minutes. Keep the tab open while the timer runs — the download button appears as soon as the file is ready.

How to make an iPhone Kupi Dance AI video

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    Step 1: Upload a clear, front-facing photo

    Use a sharp JPG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB. Waist-up or full-body shots with readable face, hair and outfit preserve likeness best; avoid heavy filters, sunglasses and cluttered backgrounds.

    Jump to the photo uploader

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    Step 2: Confirm the template and check the cost

    The iPhone Kupi Dance template is locked — vertical 9:16, 720p, 15-second dance reference. The generate button shows the real credit cost (600 credits) before you submit.

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    Step 3: Generate, preview and download

    Press Generate Dance Video and keep the tab open while the render runs. Preview the MP4, download it with the original music, and mark the clip as AI-made where required.

Each render costs 600 credits. Compare plans on the pricing page.

Photo requirements for dance motion

  • One person, face clearly visible and not turned away or covered.
  • At least waist-up framing — the dance moves the arms and torso, so a tight face-only crop limits the result.
  • Even lighting and a simple background; avoid group photos and text overlays.
  • No screenshots, stickers or watermarks over the face.
  • Formats: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. HEIC should be converted before upload.

Only upload photos of yourself or people who gave you permission to animate them. Do not use images of public figures or anyone else’s likeness without consent.

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iPhone Kupi Dance AI FAQ

Template, credits, photo rules and what gets downloaded.

What is an iPhone Kupi Dance AI video?
It is a vertical 9:16 clip where a still photo is animated with the Kupi dance routine. This generator combines your photo with a bundled dance reference clip, so the choreography stays consistent instead of being improvised from a text prompt.
Do I need to upload a dance video?
No. The Kupi dance reference is bundled with the page and also serves as the template preview. You only upload one photo; the reference clip is sent to the motion model on your behalf.
Which model renders the video?
Kling O3 reference video-to-video at 720p. It replaces the dancer in the reference clip with your photo — keeping the face, hair and clothing from your upload — while preserving the choreography, camera moves and original music.
How many credits does one video cost?
600 credits per render, shown on the generate button before you submit. Credits are charged once per successful request; failed renders are refunded, and the button is locked while a job is running to prevent double charges.
How long is the finished video?
The bundled reference clip is 15 seconds at 540×960 (9:16), and the render follows that motion. Exported files are MP4 at 720p, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
What photos work best?
A sharp, evenly lit waist-up or full-body photo with the face clearly visible. JPG, PNG and WebP up to 10 MB are supported; heavy filters, sunglasses, group shots and face-covering crops reduce identity fidelity.
Does the video include the Kupi sound or music?
Yes. The bundled reference clip’s music is kept in the render. If you want a different track, swap it in TikTok, Reels, Shorts or CapCut after download, and mark the clip as AI-generated if the platform asks.
Can I animate someone else’s photo?
Only with their explicit permission, and never to impersonate or defame someone. Content that violates the Acceptable Use Policy may be removed.
What happens if the render fails?
You see an error message with the reason, the job is marked failed in your creations, and the credits for that render are returned to your balance. Try a clearer photo or a different network if it keeps failing.