What photo should I upload?
Use one sharp, front-facing full-body photo of one adult, with both shoes and hands visible. Leave space above the head and on both sides for the wide steps. Even light, flat shoes and an uncluttered setting help; avoid group photos, cropped feet and strong blur.
Do I need to upload the dance video?
One photo defines the performer's face, hair, visible outfit and the visual cues for a new setting. An included video guides only the dance, timing and camera. The original dancer, location and teaching overlays are excluded. No second photo or dance-video upload is needed.
Does it include the original music?
No original recording or tutorial voice is bundled. With sound enabled, the video uses newly generated music and scene sounds suited to the dance. For a silent version, enter silent or no sound in the optional instructions, then add a track later in your editor or posting app.
How long is the video?
One 15-second vertical 9:16 MP4, with a single featured dancer.
Can I change the background, and will the moves match exactly?
Yes. Your photo guides the scene, and a short instruction can change the location, outfit or lighting. AI footwork, timing and resemblance can vary; check the complete result before sharing.
Are the four dance names the same move?
They describe related moves: Shan Shen Bu is the quick side dodge, Gouxiong Duosuo Mao the loose shoulder shake, Langzi Tiqiu the swinging kick and Yaotou Huangnao the playful head sway. This page uses one included 15-second combination; individual moves are not separately selectable.