Make photo dance from one picture

One step, then a turn, from a photo of a person. A silent portrait clip you can download.

A dance clip from a photo is one step and a turn, not a full routine. You upload a picture of the person, confirm you may use it, and pay $1 for 5 seconds at 540x960. The file is a silent portrait MP4 with no watermark.

Animate a photo

What you get

Feature Sisif
Price $1 a clip, paid once
Length 5 seconds
Sound None. The clip is silent.
File Portrait MP4, 540x960
Watermark None
Photo Required
Ready in 2-5 minutes
Photo rights You confirm you may use the photo

One step, then a turn

The motion this page opens is small on purpose. The person in the photo takes one step and then a turn. It is not a choreographed number, not a music video, and not a clip that follows a beat, because the file has no music. A full-body photo gives the step somewhere to go. A tight face crop has less body to move, so the turn reads as a shift of the shoulders. Pick the photo for the motion you want, and leave the rest of the dance out of the brief.

The photo has to be one you may use

This product requires a photo, and the rights tick is part of the upload. A picture of someone else needs the same confirmation: you have the right to use it. The clip is 5 seconds, portrait, 540x960, silent. If you want a song under it, you add the song after you download the MP4. The landing option writes the brief for you. Change a word if the step should be slower or the turn should be smaller.

The option this page opens

The button on this page opens Animate a photo with the Dance option already pressed. The brief is that option's own sentence, which you can edit before you render. The dance option is the one this page presses. A wave, a walk, or an old photograph is a different page.

What one clip costs

You pay $1 for one clip of 5 seconds. The file is a portrait MP4 at 540x960, silent, with no watermark. A render usually finishes in 2-5 minutes, and you get an email when the file is ready. A failed render returns the credits. Credits do not expire, and there is no subscription to start. You confirm you have the right to use the photo before it is uploaded. Music, a voice, or on-screen text is something you add afterwards in any editor. The clip itself stays a silent picture.

What this page does not promise

This is one portrait clip, not a campaign and not a multi-shot film. The file has no soundtrack and no spoken line. You add music or a voice later in an editor if you want them. The clip does not grow a second shot, a caption, or a longer cut. If you want another motion, that is another clip at the same price.

How to make this clip

  1. 01 Open Animate a photo from the button on this page. The Dance option is already pressed.
  2. 02 Upload the photo this clip should move, and confirm you have the right to use it. The photo is required.
  3. 03 Read the brief, change any word you want, and render. You pay $1 for that one clip of 5 seconds.

The option's prompt

The person in the photo dances, one step, then a turn.

That sentence is filled in on the landing. Edit it before you render.

Before you render

  1. 01 A full-body photo gives the step room. A face-only crop mostly moves the shoulders.
  2. 02 Keep the motion to one idea. One blink, one turn, or one slow move holds together better than three events.
  3. 03 Name the light in a few words, such as soft daylight or a plain backdrop, and then stop.
  4. 04 Read the brief before you pay. Change a word if the sentence is not the clip you want.

Frequently asked questions

What do I pay to make photo dance?

One dance clip is $1 for 5 silent seconds at 540x960. You pay once. The file has no song in it.

Does the clip have sound?

No. The file is silent. A voice, music, or a caption is something you add afterwards in any editor.

Which photo should the dance step use?

A photo of the person is required. A full-body frame gives the step room. You confirm you may use it.

Can the clip follow a song?

No. The file is silent, so it cannot land on a beat. Add music afterwards if you want it.

Make this clip

The landing opens with this option pressed. The brief is the option's sentence, and you can change it.