Can you make a picture of your dog dance?
| What you bring | A photo of one person, whole body in view |
|---|---|
| Dances | 12, plus any dance video you upload |
| What it costs | Per second: 9 credits at Standard 720p, 13 at 1080p, 28 and 38 on Quality |
| A ~6 second clip | About 54 credits on Standard at 720p |
| First dance on an account | A flat 25 credits, Standard, 720p, 6.5 seconds or less, once per account |
| If it fails | Refunded |
The honest version
The dances are human movement transferred onto the body in your photo, so a photo of a person is what the tool is designed around. A pet photo is not blocked and people do run them.
What that means in practice: the closer the subject is to standing upright with visible limbs, the better the transfer holds together. A dog curled on a sofa has little for the motion to attach to.
Spending the least to find out
Keep it short and keep it on Standard. Price is per second, so a short clip on the Standard engine at 720p is the cheapest way to see whether your photo transfers well.
A failed render is refunded, so a run that does not work costs nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it work on a pet photo?
It can. The movement is transferred onto the body in the frame, and the tool is designed around a person, so expect better results from an upright subject with visible limbs.
What is the cheapest way to test it?
A short clip on the Standard engine at 720p, which is 9 credits per second.
What if the result is unusable?
A failed render is refunded. A render that completes but that you dislike is charged, which is why a short test is the sensible first run.
The person in the photo does the dance
Add a photo, tap a dance, and the render saves to your gallery. Price is per second, Standard at 720p is the default, and the first dance on an account is a flat 25 credits for a clip of 6.5 seconds or less. A failed render is refunded.
Add a photo, tap a dance