Lonyo AI Dance · Lead the Court Crew
Create a Lonyo AI dance video from one photo. Lead a court crew through coordinated steps and a high-angle whip-pan sequence. 15 seconds, vertical 9:16.
Paid credits required. Check the cost before generating.
What is this video trend?
Lonyo AI follows the court-dance look associated with Bakar’s Lonyo!: a featured lead, a white-shirted crew and a moving camera looking down on the formation. The lead works through shoulder accents, quick side steps and small hops. A fast pan shifts from the larger group to the lead with two supporting dancers, making the camera movement part of the routine.
Your photo, your version
Your photo defines the central lead’s identity, body and clothing. Generic supporting dancers fill the crew without duplicating your face. A prepared short reference guides choreography, camera height and the whip-pan. The short sequence keeps the lead and crew in a focused 15-second performance. Optional instructions can change the setting or wardrobe while keeping the group structure.
Make my video
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Add your photos
Upload one clear full-body photo of one subject, with face, arms and shoes visible. The photo supplies the lead, not every background dancer. Avoid group pictures, blurred limbs or tightly cropped feet. An outfit that contrasts with the white shirts helps keep you identifiable.
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Personalize the scene
Your photo defines the central lead’s identity, body and clothing. Generic supporting dancers fill the crew without duplicating your face. A prepared short reference guides choreography, camera height and the whip-pan. The short sequence keeps the lead and crew in a focused 15-second performance. Optional instructions can change the setting or wardrobe while keeping the group structure.
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Generate and download
Review the displayed credit cost, then generate. Check faces, hands, footwork, camera motion and sound before downloading the MP4. New generations and revisions use paid credits.
Choose the scene you mean
This is a Lonyo-inspired group dance, not a music download or a full reconstruction of the original video. The high-angle view and shifting formations distinguish it from a solo dance filter. You do not need to supply a crew or film a dance reference.
Make it your way
The template is built in. Use the ready-made scene, or add a short instruction to make it yours.
2K is available on eligible plans and uses more credits than 768p.
Questions about this video
Which photos should I upload?
Upload one clear full-body photo of one subject, with face, arms and shoes visible. The photo supplies the lead, not every background dancer. Avoid group pictures, blurred limbs or tightly cropped feet. An outfit that contrasts with the white shirts helps keep you identifiable.
Do I need to upload a reference video?
Your photo defines the central lead’s identity, body and clothing. Generic supporting dancers fill the crew without duplicating your face. A prepared short reference guides choreography, camera height and the whip-pan. The short sequence keeps the lead and crew in a focused 15-second performance. Optional instructions can change the setting or wardrobe while keeping the group structure.
Does the video include sound?
The matching soundtrack is added when sound is enabled. Request a silent video to leave it out.
How long is the video?
15 seconds, vertical 9:16 MP4. Matching source sound is optional. Movement and lip synchronization can vary.
Can I change the outfit or background?
Yes. Add a short instruction about clothing, lighting or the setting. Keep the assigned photo roles for the selected scene.
Make my video
Upload one clear full-body photo of one subject, with face, arms and shoes visible. The photo supplies the lead, not every background dancer. Avoid group pictures, blurred limbs or tightly cropped feet. An outfit that contrasts with the white shirts helps keep you identifiable.
Make my video

