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AI Dance Video Generator

Make any character dance the routine everyone is doing. Bring a dance clip, pick a character, and Morphaze performs it step for step — on the beat, with the original sound.

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4–15 s routines
Any original character
Keeps the music on Ignite
9:16 ready

Made with ClipSpeed

Characters on the dance floor

Dance clips and dancers made with ClipSpeed.

Dance clipYour character

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Same routine, new dancer

Both routines were generated with Seedance Fast, then performed by original characters with Morphaze.

Morphaze · Ignite

Mullet Mogul on the rooftop

Seedance Fast

Studio hip-hop routine

Morphaze · Ignite

Disco Accountant takes the routine

Seedance Fast

Rooftop shuffle

Seedance Fast · start frame

Bubblegum Executive, animated

Seedance Fast · start frame

Chrome Cowboy, animated

What you can create

Dance videos you can make

Trend takeovers

Your AI influencer does this week’s dance before the trend peaks.

Mascot dances

A brand character dancing to a campaign sound.

Comedy contrast

The most unlikely character doing the slickest routine — the classic format.

Music promo

Characters dancing to your track for Reels and Shorts.

Generated dancers

No clip? Generate a dancer from text with the AI video generator.

Character series

The same character, a new dance every day.

Why ClipSpeed

Why make dance videos here

Viral moves, your character

Morphaze copies a real clip move for move, so the timing that made it viral survives the swap.

Stays on the beat

Motion comes from the real clip, so steps land where the music says they should. Ignite keeps the sound.

Characters that stay on model

Design an AI influencer once as a character sheet, then put the same face into Morphaze videos and ads.

Built for vertical

Every video model renders 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, and 16:9 for YouTube and ads.

Prompt ideas

Dance prompts

No clip yet? Generate a dancer first — these prompts make clean motion sources.

Hip-hopFull-body shot of a dancer performing an energetic hip-hop routine in an empty white studio, static camera, whole body always in frame.ShuffleFull-body shot of a dancer doing a smooth shuffle and spin on a rooftop at golden hour, static camera, head to toe in frame.SalsaFull-body shot of a salsa dancer spinning in a red dress on a wooden floor, warm light, static wide camera.RobotFull-body shot of a dancer doing sharp robot moves in front of a plain grey wall, static camera.Line danceFull-body shot of a dancer in cowboy boots doing a line-dance routine on a barn floor, static camera.

How it works

Make any character dance

Bring a dance

A 4–15 second clip, whole body in frame — filmed or generated.

Pick the dancer

A saved AI Influencer or one to three images of your character.

Ignite

The character performs the routine on the original timing.

The guide

Getting a dance that lands

Disco Accountant placed into a dance studio frame

Why dance needs a real motion source

Dance is the hardest thing to get from a text prompt. A model can produce someone who is clearly dancing, but not that dance — the specific steps of a trend in the right order on the right beat. ClipSpeed solves it by transferring motion: Morphaze takes a real dance clip and has your character perform it, so the choreography is exact by construction.

Picking or making the clip

Use a clip you filmed or have permission to use, 4 to 15 seconds long. The rules for clean results are simple: one dancer, the whole body in frame the entire time, a camera that stays put, no cuts, decent light. If you do not have a clip, generate one. Both routines on this page started as text prompts in the AI video generator — “full-body shot of a dancer…, static camera, whole body always in frame” — and were then handed to Morphaze.

Picking the dancer

Contrast is the format. The funniest and most shared dance videos put an unlikely character into a slick routine: an accountant in a lilac suit, a mogul with a mullet. Build one in the AI Influencer generator or upload one to three images of a character you own. A full-body image matters most, because dances show the whole body.

Sound and format

Ignite keeps your source video’s size and sound, so a vertical trend clip comes back vertical with its music in place. Impact renders at 720p or 1080p for sharper detail. Post-ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

A repeatable dance series

The accounts that win with AI dance content post a series, not a one-off. Keep the dancer fixed and swap the routine: every time a new sound starts trending, bring a clean full-body clip of the dance, run it through Ignite with the same character, and post while the trend is still climbing. Because the character comes from the same images every time, followers recognise it from the first frame, and the comments start asking what it will dance to next.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How do I make an AI dance video?

Open Morphaze, add a 4–15 second dance clip and a character, choose Ignite or Impact, and generate. The character performs the routine step for step.

Do I need my own dance clip?

You need a clip you have the rights to use. If you do not have one, generate a dancer with the AI video generator first and use that.

Does the music stay?

Ignite keeps your video’s size and sound. Impact has a “Keep source audio” option.

Can any character dance?

Any original character or one you have permission to use. Full-body character images give the best results.

How long can the dance be?

Between 4 and 15 seconds per swap.

How much does it cost?

Everything runs on one monthly credits wallet that you also use for clipping: Starter is $19 for 300 credits, Pro $39 for 600 and Ultra $59 for 1,000. A 10-second dance on Ignite is about 59 credits. The generator shows the credits before you confirm, and credits reset each billing cycle. See pricing for the full table.

Can I try ClipSpeed before a plan starts?

New accounts can start with a $1 3-day trial: 30 minutes of clipping on any plan, watermark-free, plus your own AI Influencer. AI Video, AI Images, Morphaze and AI Ads unlock when your plan starts — or skip the trial in the app to unlock them now.

Who owns what I make?

You do. Our Terms say you keep full ownership of anything you upload or generate, and you are responsible for how you use it — including having the rights to any photo or clip you upload. Platforms increasingly ask you to label realistic AI video; our disclosure guide covers YouTube, TikTok and Meta.

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