How to make a Toc Toc AI dance

Solo: one person, their own hair and clothes

Choose Solo when one person should follow the knee lifts, hops and knocking gestures. Upload one clear waist-up or full-body photo. The instruction keeps that person's face, hair and outfit instead of dressing them as the crew.

A full-body image helps when shoes and leg movement matter. Leave room around the subject, use even light and keep the face unobstructed.

Wig & Suit Crew: one photo containing 2–5 people

Choose Wig & Suit Crew for two to five people who are all visible in one group photo. The version calls for blonde bob wigs and brown suits while retaining each person's distinct face and relative place in the group.

Do not upload several separate portraits and expect the tool to assemble the crew. Keep people separated in the image, avoid cropped faces, and leave enough space to see everyone's body.

Why can a group result lose a face or swap people?

Several people moving together put more pressure on identity consistency than a solo. Overlapping bodies, tiny faces and mixed lighting make the left-to-right cast harder to follow. A clearer group photo often helps more than a longer prompt.

Watch the full clip and count people at the start, middle and end. Check that their faces remain distinct and that no one disappears or becomes a duplicate. If one person changes, name their position in a focused revision.

How much dance and sound do I get?

The included movement reference is 10 seconds. Select 5 or 10 seconds of its opening, with no stretched or looped extension. The original soundtrack is attached to the exported video when audio is enabled; it is separate from the generated visual motion.

Play the downloaded MP4 and inspect the timing before sharing. The model can reinterpret steps, hands and expressions; an exact match to every source beat is not guaranteed.

Which version should I start with?

For a first identity check, Solo has one subject and fewer ways for faces to mix. Choose Crew when the matching wig-and-suit group is the point of the post. The tool page shows a real input and generated result for each version so you can compare their composition before spending credits.

Quick checklist

1. Pick Solo or Wig & Suit Crew before uploading.
2. Use one person photo for Solo or one clearly spaced 2–5 person group photo for Crew.
3. Choose 5 or 10 seconds, then inspect faces and exported sound.