The two of you, dancing
Never filmed yourselves dancing? Upload a photo of you and your partner, or a photo of each of you, and get a short slow dance in your kitchen, on a beach or under the stars.
First Dance Video makes a couple dance video from your photos: one photo of you together, or one photo of each partner. The two of you slow dance closely, swaying and turning, in the setting you describe. Vertical 9:16 suits Reels and TikTok. Clips run 5, 8 or 10 seconds at 30 credits per second.
Two separate photos, one of each partner, are enough: the video puts you side by side and dancing.
Your kitchen, a beach, a rainy street or a dance hall. Describe it in a few words and the dance happens there.
Vertical 9:16 is the default for two photos, ready for Reels, TikTok, Stories and WhatsApp status.
Two separate photos of each partner, or switch to One photo of the couple if you have a good one together.
Write where you are dancing and the light, or click one of the examples.
Download the MP4 and add your song or caption in the app you post with.
With Two separate photos, the model uses each photo as a reference for one person and builds a new shot with both of you in it. Choose photos with similar light and a similar distance from the camera, so the two of you look like you belong in the same scene.
Head-and-shoulders photos work, but photos that show more of the body give the model more to keep, such as your clothes and height.
The site asks the model for a close slow dance with gentle turns, because that is what looks natural and keeps faces stable. Fast moves such as spins in quick succession, lifts or quick footwork tend to blur and change faces, so keep requests calm: one slow spin, a dip or a sway.
The photo matters more than the prompt. These habits give the model the most to keep:
Yes. Choose Two separate photos and upload one clear photo of each partner. The video places you together and has you slow dance in the setting you describe.
Choose 9:16 with Two separate photos. With One photo of the couple the video keeps the photo's shape, so start from a vertical photo if you want a vertical clip.
It is built for a slow dance: the instruction asks for close, gentle swaying and turning. Faster moves can be described, but quick footwork tends to blur and change faces, so slow dances look best.
Upload your photos and describe the place. A new account's first 5-second video is free, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days.
Last updated November 9, 2026
